The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-07-11
LOG al NEWS.

DIR. and Mrs. F. 81. Williams spen,
Sunday with relatives in Mason.
Miss Margaret Mccormick left Mon,
day to visit friends at I,orain, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Laverock motored
to Ann Arbor and Chelsea the first O.
the week.
Mrs. 81. NJ. Holman and Miss Ads
Holman are visiting relatives in Kansas
City, Mo.
Mrs. J. L. Nysewander of Chicago, il
a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Weidman.
Mr.. and Mrs Waldo Royce of Detroit
visited Sunday at the home of Mr.. ani
Mrs. l.. P. Royce.
Jay Matteson has been in Cleveland
part of the week on business for Law
crock & Matte on.
Mrs. Lawrence g. Hamilton and SCI
of Flint, have been guests of friends IN
the city part of the week.
The Boston Bloomer Girls baseball
tsam defeated the Owosso Tigers at D.
& G. park, Sunday, 90 to 6.
M. and Mrs. Geo F. Knowles re.
turned Wednesday from an auto triI
to Toronto and Niagara Falls.
Mrs. E. o Dewey and daughter Miss
Harriet, are visiting at the home of DR.
and Mrs. L. E. Phelps in Lansing.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r
Daniels of Miles City, Montana, form.
erly of Owosso, son on the 9th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. @. Pulver and chill
dren left this morning to visit relatives
at Olivet for few days. MIR. Pulvel
will look after some legal matters al
Lansing before returning.
Married, Saturday evening at Il {
home of Rev. Clifford Doty in Corunna
Miss Grace Luckhurst of Owosso and
Fred Ellington of Corunna. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellington will make their home ir
Lansing where Mr. Ellington is work
ing.
Attorney Byron p. Hicks of Durand.
was in the city on business Monday,
Mr.. Hicks says that he never been 90
busy as during the past few months,
having much legal business from Gene.
see as we'll as from this county.
DR.. Harold A. Hume, who is first
lieutenant in the medical department
Michigan National Guard, is on the
Saginaw range, in charge of the field
hospital established there while central
Michigan companies Of the Third In.
fsntry are encamped there for large,
practice. -
Editor Thos. rMears of the Byron
Herald, has the sympathy of host of
friends in his double affiiction, being
stricken few days ago with an ATTACK
of pneumonia followed by appendicitis
He was operated upon Tuesday, gettinR
through the operation nicely and il
considered out Of danger.
w. d. Whitehead represented Owossc
lodge at the national convention of the
Elks held this week in Rochester, N. Y.
Mrs. Whitehead accompanied him
They are expected home tomorrow and
will leave the first of next week on 81
auto trip to their former home in Can
"a.
Ray Munger, formerly Of Corunna.
was called to Detroit from Colorado on
account of the probable fatal illness q
his mother but was unable to remain
in Michigan because he suffers from
asthma. He called on friends here on
his way west.
J. B. Waterman of Caledonia town
ship, has letter written from Delta
N. Y. Dec. 5, 1S41, to his father Ben
jamin Waterman, addressed to Owosso
The letter has been well cared for al
these years and is highly priced as I
family keepsake. When it was mailed
postage stamps were not used nor wer'
envelopes, the paper being folded ovel
and fastened together with sealing wax
The postage on this letter, which wa
less than an ounce in weight, was q
cents and was collected upon the deliv
cry of the letter. Postmarking stamps
were not used in post offices at tina
time, the name of the post Office beir
written in corner of the address sic
of the letter.
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