The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-08-13

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Womens' medium heei White Canvas
Button Boots, broken sizes CSC, Thoine
& Frisbe. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs G. r. Mclaughlin have
returned from trip to the Panama.
Pacific exposition.
Mrs. Blanche Murray of Chicago, is
a guest of her sister, Mrs Maud c..
Thompson, Park street.
One lot of Womens' White Canvas 2
strap and Mary Jane slippers CSC pair.
Thome 81 Frisbie. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Osborn of To-
ledo, Ohio, are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Osborn, Saginaw street
Mrs Frank Kidd of Pittsburg, has
been guest of her mother, Mrs. Ward
Gunderman, Oak street, who il ill.,
Misses Hazel Greenwald, Merle Pier.
son, Meta VanDyue and Kate Donigan
are enjoying an outing at Beulah.
.Shiawassee County Fair Premium
books will be mailed to any address on
application TO A. J. Bowling, Score.
tary, Owosso. ADV 20 %
Tennis shoes or Oxfords, white or
black. Canvas uppers with rubber
soles, all sizes Coo to $3.50 a pair
Thome d Frisbie. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Jones left Wed.
nesday for visit in Delevan, N Y.
Mr.. Jones will return in time for school
but Mrs. Jones will remain longer.
Percy L. Boylan, salesman of Owos-
so, % years old, and Miss Amelia Bliss
aged 81, of Grand Rapids. were mar
ried Aug. at the county clerks Office,
by Justice II. NJ. Nichols
Harry, seven year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. j. Dawson, Lansing street, died
Friday of heart trouble brought on by
an attack last spring of scarlet fever.
The funeral was held Monday.
Rev. II. A. Waite of Perry, N Y,
has accepted the call to the First Bap.
tist church of this city and with his
wife and six children will move to
Owosso in September, taking up his
work here Oct /.
Miss Sarah Roberts, residing on Lee
street, is suffering from dislocation
of the shoulder Miss Roberts who is
a Nurse, suffered the dislocstion while
nursing in Ovid, and wa. forced to re-
turn to her home here.
Next Sunday morning there will be
the Lords supper at Salem's Lutheran
church. There will be English preach
ing in the evening. Subject, "Riches
and Poverty, their Dangers and their
Blessings"
Advertised letters at the Owosso pos,
Office for the week ending Aug. z, 1915
Frank Bay, Prof. W. Berry, s. D. Bien'
ner, Willie Cummings Robtr Fantow,
Joe Post, M. L. Willoughby. Kaytar
Istvan, foreign.
Clarence Smith, a 18.year. old boy
held at the home of County Truan;
Officer Perry Duffy, escaped Tuesday
He was found Wednesday by members
of the sheriff's force in Bennington
, towr ship. Smith is being held by Mr.
Duffy until the return of Judge Bush.
Mark w. Stevens of Flint, has beer
' selected by Governor Ferris to fill tn,
judgeship made vacant by the death o.
z the late c. II. Wisner. The appoint
I m emit is regarded as victory for E. o
, Wood, democratic national committee
man, several other attorneys being
strongly endorsed.
Mrs. Tillie Flanagan of Owosso, has
been removed from the psycopathi,
ward at the University hospital in AM
Arbor to the home of her brother, JohI
. Casper of Cleveland. The order wa
. issued by Judge Bush. Mrs. Flanagan
was placed in the hospital for observa
g ton.
Company Fl, M. N. G. of Owosso, ha
been Invited to take part In the COLDER
: jubilee and home coming celebration
q in Bay City, the week of Sept. 6 TIL
l. Owosso. Port Huron and Bay Cit
q companies will act as escort to Cover
Is nor Ferris on Military day, Sept.
t when there will be big parade.
The body of the two year old son o
Mrs. Madge Fuller was brought t
q Owosso from Saginaw for burial, Fri
:. day. The child died as a result g
k being scalded when it fell into tub G
II boiling water. Mrs. Fuller formerl
a lived in Owosso but had gone to Sas
>. inaw 10 work recently and the child
a which had been at the home of Nj
d and Mrs. Frank Lowell, North Chil
d Chapman street, was In saginaw for
:. couple Of weeks.