The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-07-10

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Miss Ethel Davies left Wednesday for
Kansas City, Mo-, to visit friends.
G. D. Bell, DR.. R. G. Mahaney and
l.. f. Miner were Detroit visitors this
week.
Miss Carrie Moyses is spending a
couple of weeks in Colman, Mich, visit
ing friends.
Justice Friegels report shows $54. 70
collected in fees and fines during the
month of June.
David Miller of st. Johns, has re.
moyed to this city to reside with his
son, G. Fl. Miller.
Mrs. Myron Watkins of Grand Rap
ids, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Watkins, 8. Cedar street.
Raymond Sanderhoff has accepted
a position as assistant craftsman at the
American Malleables company.
Mr.. Lloyd Vanwagoner and Miss
Janet Zimmerman of Detroit, are guests
of Mrs. M. Hunt, N. Lansing street.
G. P. Bentley returned from a bust
ness trip in New York, Tuesday. He
leaves Sunday for trip in Ohio, Indi.
ana and Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Parker and Mr..
and Mrs. II. q. Parker left for Topina.
bee, Wednesday morning. to be gone
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Sheldon of San
Francisco, Calf, have been guests of
relatives and friends in and about
Owosso during the past week.
City Attorney. Leon F. Miner spent
with Mrs. Miner at Harper
hospital, Detroit. Mrs. Miner is i'm.
proving in very satisfactory manner
from her operation and will soon be
able to return home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Asher of Shiawassee
township, has secured an attachment
against William Asher because of his
failure to pay SO per month alimony
granted by the court when they were
last December.
Fl. F. Wallace w. R. c. No. 1873 has
received a contribution of $25 toward
q monument to be erected on the grave
Of former Governor Parsons, who is
buried in Pine Tree cemetery. Corunna.
The ladies are seeking further contri.
buttons.
Rev. G. r. Wolford A. B., announces
his candidacy for member of the school
board at the election Monday, July
18th. Rev. Wolford is pastor of the
Church of Christ, Oliver and Hickory
streets, and is well qualified tor the
iuties of member of the board.
Mrs. w. Ellsworth complained to
Chief of Police Patterson, Tuesday,
hat an automoblist had run his car
nto the buggy in which she and her
laughter were driving west of tie city
limits and overturned the buggy and
ben hurried on without stopping.
They were not injured.
Work will be begun on the rifle range
VI Company II near Hopkins lake this
week. An appropriation OF $75 was
made by the state military board at its
neeting at Crawling last week for the
'epair work on the range. Rifle prac-
ice will probably be begun on it next
week
Contractor Andrew Geeck has been
awarded the contract for the installa-
ion of a sewerage system and disposal
liant at iceland The improvements
will cost the village $4,000 Mr. Geek
las completed his contract work of
aging walks and cement floors at the
liant of the American Malleables plant.
At the regular monthly meeting of
he Kings Daughters, held at the home
f Mrs. W. A. Seegmiller last Friday,
was decided to adopt the third day
f the county fair as the Kings Daugh-
ers annual tag day. This will come
his year on September 18th, and will
airy each year as the dates of the fair
re changed.
Rural Carrier L. M. Woodin returned
o his work on Monday after leave of
bsence of two weeks during which he
AIRED for his strawberry and cherry
rop. From his 1875 cherry trees he sold
$50 worth of as fine cherries as ere ever
cen in the local market. The same
rees produced over $4OO worth of
herries a year ago, which was large
Increase over the preceding year. The
rees we're sprayed FIVE times during
he spring and were otherwise we'll
AIRED for, the result showing what can
e expected with proper care. 1t is
leedless to state that Mr.. Woodin en-.
owed a profitable vacation.