The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-08-06

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Did you realize Monday morning
that you were living next door to Mr..
Jack Frost2
M. N. Brady. of Saginaw, spent
Wednesday afternoon in this city,
calling on friends.
The auditing committee of the Union
Telepho ne Company was in session at
their offices Tuesday.
Not holiday in this month but You
are asked to make one to attend the
county fair. 1t bids to be a hummer.
Rev. B. g. Mattson and family have
removed TO Hillsdale, Mich, during the
week, where they will reside for the
present.
Judge and Mrs J. II. Collins are
moving into the John T. McCurdy resi-
dence in Corunna, which they recently
purchased.
Sheriff Sproule brought back from
Pontiac, Friday, William White, who
violated his parole following conviction
forp erjury year ago.
Miss Rebecca Mattson is gradually
recovering from an attack of typhoid
fever at Oberlin, o., where she was
attending sum mer school.
Miner 81 Miner have recently filed
eight bills to quiet title to land in Shia-
wassee county, and one each in Clinton,
Saginaw and Isabella counties.
Miss Virgie Mendenhall left Saturday
for her home in Economy, Ind, where
she will take four weeks vacation
from her duties as Secretary of the local
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!. Mrs. Anna Gordon of Washington, D.
c., and Miss Ethel Gordon of Erie, Pa,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.
Gordon. They will visit other relatives
in this city, returning home in about
two weeks.
Mrs. Hugh Woodland pleasantly en-
tertaiued about twenty ladies Friday
afternoon at her home on North Shia-
wassee street in honor of her house
guest Miss Frances Burlew, of Cincin-
natl, Ohio
The seventh annual pioneer home
coming of District No. will be held at
the grove, two miles east of Henderson,
on Sept 6. Autos will be at the Nj. U.
7. waiting room and at Fayette square
to take out any who wish to go.
Congressman Fordney is expected to
return TO Saginaw the first of next
week from brief business trip to the
Pacific Coart. Shortly after his return
Owosso and various other points in the
county can expect visit from him.
Harry E. Chase, of Grand Rapids,
candidate for nomination for attorney.
general on the Republican state ticket,
was in the city one day recently shak.
ing hands with his friends. He has
served as deputy in that office and is
we'll equipped to step up higher.
G. s. Mott, of Flint, candidate for the
Republican nomination for governor,
accompanied by Floyd A. Allen, presi-
dent of the Board of Commerce, and
Miles F. Bradley, for er city editor of
the Flint Journal, stopped over in
Owosso few hours Wednesday.
City Clerk B. K. Lucas, who was
elected secretary treasurer of the Mich
igan League of municipalities at the
last meeting of that organization, went
to Ann Arbor, Thursday, to take over
from Prof. Craig, who has held that
position, the books and records of the
league.
Twenty. five members of the Hodge
family held reunion at McCurdy park,
Friday. Those present from ont of the
city were Miss Christine ellison Of
jackson, Mrs. g. N. VsnWagoner of
Linden, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frost and
family of Flint. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Grout and family of Morrice.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph NJ. Kowalon ar
rived here from Muskegon Friday after.
noon with the remains of their six
months old son, Joseph NJ, who died
at Muskegon. The funeral took place
from st. Paul's Catholic church, Satur-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. FIR.
Slane officiating. Mr., and Mrs. Kowa.
Ion were formerly Of this city.
Commissioner Rosevear has COM
pleted q job of laying 200 feet Of water
main to Memorial hospital, work which
1t was expected could be done last year
and material was purchased, but short
age Of help prevented the job being
undertaken. The gang is now on East
Oliver, Dimmick and Queen streets.