The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-07-23

guest of DR.. and Mrs. F. F. Hoyer.
Nh. and Mrs W. C. Cadwallader and
daughter are spending the week at Gull
Lake
DR.. and Mrs. F. F. Hoyer and Miss
Mitchell spent part of the week in Ann
Arbor.
Assistant Postmaster and Mrs. H. P.
White leave this afternoon for a weeks
outing at Little Crystal,
Easy riding collapsible go carts and
baby cabs at % per cent off-July sale.
Star Bargain House. Adv
Ami Nelson and family returned
Monday from visit of two weeks with
friends in Detroit and Jackson.
Hume Martin is taking a weeks vaca.
ton from his duties as city mail car,
rier and is fishing at Carp lake.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ferris and fam.
lily and Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Wright are
enjoying vacation at Gull Lake.
@ui' ohu Ai5 L. w. hdyeu anu
daughters are spending a two weeks
vacation in Girard, Ohio, and Detroit.
Mrs. Paul Siess and daughters, Mr..
and L Dingler and son and Miss Name
Hamberry are spending two weeks at
Beulah.
Take your choice this week of any
Women's Tan Shoe in our store at 81 90
each. Values from $3 so to "a 90, all
sizes. Thome & Frisbie. Adv
The st. Louis base ball team of De.
troit, one of the best teams in Michigan,
defeated the Malleables team of this
city July IS, at D. & c. park, 9 to g.
Claude Irish and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Stever were in Pewamo,
Tuesday, called by the death Of daugh.
ter of Henry Schneider, who was killed
by motorcycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P. Wolaver and Mr..
and Mrs W. P. Harryman left Monday
for Mishawaka, Ind, to attend the an.
nual round mp and picnic Of the sales
men Of the Mishawaka Rubber Co.
The Autman q Taylor Machine Co.
of Mansfield, Ohio, started suit in the
circuit court Monday, against P, d.
Brockway Of Owosso, by summons for
"a, goo, which represents the price of a
threshing engine.
A special election will be held in
school district No of Rush township,
to determine whether bonds of $4,000
shall be issued for new school build
ing, the old one being considered by
many as unfit for use. Considerable
opposition has developed.
On account of it's being late in the
season, we are offering big bargains
for little feet, we have selected about
go pairs of odd sizes in Womens' Low
Shoes, Pumps, Ties, etc, former prices
81. 80 to 81 90 and offer them this week
at $100 pair Mostly sizes 2i, 3, 81.
Thome & Frisbie. Adv.
Secretary Seegmiller of tho Owosso
Improvement association has received
word from the Michigan Central rail
road company that it finds it impossi.
BILE to make the noon stop at Benning-
ton. The company states that excellent
service is being given Bennington resi-.
dents at present. The request for the
stop was made by the association at
the request of Bennington citizens
About 20 members of the Berean
class of the Church of Christ were
pleasantly entertained at the home of
J. A. Green, Friday evening. A dra.
matte sketch was enjoyed and the
following officers were elected: Presi.
dent. Joseph Hecht; vice president, M.
Thorn; secretary, M. Broucher; treas
urer, Miss Dora Cute Games and
music were enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Eliza Carruthers, aged 40 years,
died at her home near Durand Friday,
after an illness of two years. She was
born in Shiawassee township, living
there and in Vernon township all her
life. The funeral services were held
Monday. at st. Mary's Catholic church
in Durand, of which she was a devoted
member. Her husband. Geo. B. Car
ruthers, one brother, John Driscoll,
and one sister, Mrs. James McNamee
lof Shiawassee township, survive her.
The state OF Michigan has gone into
the bird business and comfortable houses
for wrens and martins have been erect.
ed on the capitol lawn under the super.
vision of the board of state auditors.
It is claimed that the martins are des.
troyers of insects that destroy trees and
shrubs and every effort is being made
TO coax these birds to meet in the houses
built on the lawn west of the state
house. The bird houses were built by
the prisoners in the Michigan reforms.
tory at Ionia st. Johns Republican.