The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-08-15
Perry

Perry
Perry, Aug. 12.-The citizens of
t1has place are asking for a siding on
ahe MllU. T. line, as those who are
rebuilding and want their stuff slip-
III direct from Owosso are anxious
IN buy In carload lots but there is
no place to sidetrack. 1t Is thought
chat their plea will be granted.
N. Deanenger is preparing to buy
Txs house where c. M. Spalding re-
aides and move it onto his lot just
ssE from main street. The building
Siil be placed on the extreme east
pRfion of the lot with the large
Asrch facing west. Mr.. Spalding
sill build new home where the old
a@e il to be moved from.
NJ H. Green has the new store for
Messenger & Snyder completed in
iEenty-four days: Gust four days
Dnger than it would have taken had
E1ere not been a delay in receiving
she steel ceiling" Mr.. Green said.
The annual Union Sunday school
picnic of the Sunday schools of this
RhSce will be held at Haslett the
1cSh of this month. This picnic is
oa0e that the country at large partici-
Txzaes In. Last year there were 400
xaeS enjoyed the event, the stores
cSASad and all Joined in having a
gpsni time there.
Eek J. ID. Youngs of this place
w1sE exchange pulpits with Rev. A.
W. Wilson of Morrice M. E. church.
E. d. Smith sold to Will Loree his
nhanse and four lots in the village
hrsM Monday, through the Perry
Atnal Estate agency.
fresn & Hall shipped carload of
ssAaek to Detroit tle latter part of
sAa week.
Ere little daughter Of Mr.. and
Kate Ames who resides west of the
sslxgs is very i'll with the measles.
L.eroy Stevens is very i'll with the
cSInn-ses strongly against his recov-
11v:- MIR. Stevens is 93 years of age
ssRl has been in fairly good health up
zoo Sfs past few Gays. Mrs. Stevens
sde alive and they are probably the
0nsss couple in the county who can
astast of having been married 50
gears. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens reside
waah their son, C. H. Stevens.
Miss Iva Maher gives a miscellane-
ssss shower at her home "Wednesday
lxasat TO the bride, Mrs. Stems Cobb
TSs who Next" club has been in
Edast in full.
George Grettenberger has receiv-
eR word that his uncle, Charles Gret-
lAnxhergsr lost three large barns Sat-
ARyZsy night which were struck by
Ks.Ntning in the storm. They were
xlKsd with hay and grain. He lives
near Okemos.
MIS-. ]. d. Young, Miss Jessie Dean
ssasd OF Perry, and Mrs. Claridy of
PfrEsburg have rented a cottage at
Rnpi1abee and will go there Tuesday
abr the rest of tle season.
Tire bride and groom, Mr.. and
aExs, S6erns Cobb have returned from
SSesr'' Wedding trip.
Ndrman Simpson is taking his va
oSL@on this week.
Mrs:i Al E.. Johnson of Lansing
v%.qg Weekend guest at the home of
II 1rT Mrs. Eugene Botsford.
Nor, Simpson was an Owosso
yi.....c-. =':nday.
E;;~~ ora Cooper Of Grand Rapids
yiSi ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
sesnie. Mills from Saturday until
IEsxnSay:
Mrs. Aich Davis has returned from |
ID two weeks stay with her daughter,
stIss Austin in Honor.
MIS-: albert Stuff of Flint spent |
SS-tfon Of last week at tle home of |
'ssr cousin, A. d. Barnes and family. |
There was one accession to the M. |
r. church last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Boyd of Lam
s3nzs were guests at the home of his |
Saxsin, James Cottrell and family.
Rev G.. X. Fairbanks called on DR.. |
n W Flint and family who were |
sSsmer parishioners of his at Sara
Isac;. the latter part of the week.
MI and Mrs. r. II. Cottrell leave
lTssday for New Haven to attend |
NE Homecoming at that place.
Mrs. Olive Rutann of Detroit was |
= guest at the nome of Postmaster |
md Mrs. G. II. Stevens, Sunday.
Pr and Mrs. L. G.. Watkins and |
zyphew, Linn Watkins, will motor
:x Ann Arbor Tuesday to visit Hen
" Watkins and family. Miss Gwen
1a1n Watkins who has been spend
mg Tue past two weeks here will re-
mm home with them.
Miss Lillian Waters Of Leslie is
ssSatfng at the home of Harlow
SxgD
Yrs. James Cottrell is i'll with
ansi Gtis.
Antiquity of the Census.