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

month at Ssult Ste. Marie.
John Schuknecht Of Detroit, spent
Sunday with Owosso friends.
Mrs Thomas fowler attended home
coming at Williamson this week.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter B. Clingenpeel, Fletcher street. a
son.
The county board of pension exami-
ners was in session at the federal build
ing Wednesday.
DR.. Alex. H. Mosher has located in
Watertown, N. Y, for the practice of
his profession.
Miss Bessie VanDyne is spending her
vacation with Miss Edith Ruebekam in
Traverse City.
Frank Phillips of the Detroit News.
Tribune, spent part of the week at
home in this city.
Miss Sophia Durham, formerly a
teacher in the Owosso high school spent
Monday in Owosso.
The Masonic club rooms are closed
during the month of August except on
lodge meetings nights.
Miss Florence Whitbeck, formerly of
this city was married last week in
Hillsdale to Mr.. Craig Boone.
Married, Tuesday, by Justice Friegel
at the city hall, Martin Valush of Ker-
by and May Homola of Owosso.
Married, Monday, at the home of the
bride. south of the city, John Himberg
and Mrs Louisa Wetzel.
Tracy Forbes of Moosejaw, Saska-
tachewan. has joined his wife for a
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs p. H.
Carmody.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Conn and sons
left Tuesday for short outing at Crys-
tai lake. They will spend next week
in st. Johns.
r. w. Norton of Cleveland, formerly
with the Owosso Sugar Co. is guest
of his daughter Mrs. Leslie Finch, N.
Shiawassee street.
Donald McNsry, who has been i'll at
the Hauck House, was given transpor-
tation Tuesday to Greenville, where he
will visit his sister.
The Frank A. Munsey Co., announces
for the September issue story by Maj.
M. J. Phillips Of this city, IA Tran.
saction in Trucks"
A. E Hartshorn, who has been con-
fined to the house by sickness for sew
ersl weeks, is improving and expects to
be about again shortly.
w. J. Melchers spent the first Of the
week in Alma packing his household
goods for removal to Owosso. The re-
pairs and alterations on his home are
nearly finished and his family will come
to the city soon to reside.
James Parker, a II year old lad,
disappeared from the Brewer trout
farm in Bennington township, Satur-
day. and $50 went at the same time.
Complaint has been made against the
lad in the probate court but efforts to
locate him have been unsuccessful &c
far.
| Judge Miner has signed the order
permitting the Security Trust company
receiver of the Fox & Mason Furniture
Company, to borrow $15, 900 unless any
of the stockholders or creditors are able
to show cause why this should not be
done at the hearing on August 20.
The change from the bottomless peel
measure, which has been condemned al
illegal and from the tin quart Qiqui6
quartz to the dry measure quart goei
into effect Aug. 10. This order IL
issued by the state perintendent OF
weights and measures and dealers have
been notified of the change.
The Owosso Floral Co. has removed
its business from the southwest corne
of Main and Ball streets to the build
ing owned by ID. M. Christian directl'
across the street to the east. The build
ing vacated is to be torn down and it i
} expected that it will be replaced by
, new two story building 44xl00 feet
The change is made Because of the fac
that the old building is thought to b
unsafe
Mrs. L. N. Waugh was hostess at
party in honor of Miss Lula Bartlett
Tuesday, at her home in Maple River
Thirty young ladies were present an
each was given song title and re
quested TO write a poem on the subject
Miss Jessie McGilyra winning tn
/ prize. A poem by Mrs. Waugh an
nounced the wedding of the guest o
honor 70 Orville Cline Of Pontiac fo
/ Sept. 10. A four course luncheon wa