The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-09-05


moved from Park street to 608 N.
Water street.
Miss Anna Deal left Wednesday for
McAlester, Okla, to resume her work
in the public schools.
The Dorcas Home building fund has
a S. addition donated by DR.. 8. 8. 9.
Phippen this week.
Mrs F. E. Kohler is a guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Chas. E. Ruebekam, in
Traverse City.
Ray Zintel was successfully operated
on at Ann Arbor early this week for
catarrhal trouble.
Worthy E. Thorpe has returned to
Owosso and taken position as adver-
Using solicitor for the ress-American.
w. R. Goodrich and family have
moved to the Matthews apartment
house corner of Oliver and Water
streets.
John T. Walsh has sold his home on
Michigan avenue and will move to the
Bryson flats, corner of Park and Good.
hue streets.
County Treasurer Rush has received
81, 119 from the state as award for a
mile of road near the Lyle school house
and mile on the road from Corunna
to Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry E. Dunbar and
family left Thursday for their home in
Sawtelle. California. They have been
spending the summer with relatives in
this city.
Perry Masonic lodge members won a
base ball victory from Morrice Masons,
Saturday, II to 2. A big crowd wit
messed the game and highly enjoyed
the game.
The last of series of FIVE ball games
between Gaines and Dursnd Monday
afternoon resulted in victory for Du-
rand. A large and enthusiastic crowd
witnessed the game.
John Debeau has returned from his
vacation and taken up his duties at fire
station No. 2 and Edward Martin is
now away from station No. 1. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin are visiting friends at Mar
quette.
Boys shoes made of the very best
leather to be had, shoes that will stand
the hard wear robust, healthy boy is
sure to give them-that's the sort of
shoes we would be glad to show you.
When will we look for you? Thome &
Frisbie. Adv
The Carnegie library committee of
the Improvement Association, Archi-
tect Boyd of Lansing and Contractor
Hickman of Kalamazoo met Tuesday
at the State Savings bank to discuss
several matters with regard to the new
building.
Minnie A. Shultz has discontinued
her suit against Oak Hill Cemetery Co.
to enjoin the company from preventing
the disinterment of her husbands re-
mains from his mothers lot against his
mothers consent and the rules of the
company. The body will remain where
it is now buried.
Don't be discouraged, you can buy
just as good shoes for boys today as you
could many years ago. We can furnish
boys shoes made of 'old time" genuine
calfskin, button or blucher styles, at
81. 90. 1925 and $50, according to size
Thome g. Frisbie. Adv
George Serr's fortieth birthday was
celebrated at his home in Venice, Tues
day, by q surprise party by fifty friends
who enjoyed supper and dance and
presented Mr.. Serr with handsome
umbrella. Guests were present from
Flint, Owosso and Corunna.
Corunna citizens have prepared a
resolution of thanks to Attorneys J. II.
Collins, Walter Bush and w. J. Parker
and other professional and business
men for their aid in securing salts
factory franchise from the Michigan
United Traction 20. 1t will be pre-
sented at the next council meeting.
G. F. Friegel. Paul Gadola, Neil
Walsh, Frank Forster and L. j. Kline
started for Linden, Tuesday, to have a
grand days fishing but they had some
automobile luck" and did not get to
Linden until dark and came back
home with new fashioned "fsherman's
luck" with some Of the old.time fea.
lures.
Miss Helen Irene Hume of Corunna,
leaves Monday for Bergen, N. Y, where
she will spend a week with relatives
before going to New York city to enter
Columbia University. She expects to
take a two years course of study in
kindergarten work and secure the de-
gree Of supervisor of kindergarten.
Miss Hume will be greatly missed by
large circle of friends in both Owosso