Oakland County MI Archives News.....OXFORD June 21, 1910
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PONTIAC PRESS GAZETTE June 21, 1910
  Oxford, June 21,-Emer Van Wagoner,
of Metamora township, was here
Saturday.
  Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Van Wagoner, 
of Oxford, were here and at Orion
Saturday.
  Mrs. H. Burmeister is entertaining
her mother. Mrs. Trowbridge from
near Grand Rapids.
  Nellie Terry, of Dryden is the guest
of her aunt. Mrs. May Merritt for a
few days.
  Mrs. Caroline Brokenshaw is recov-
ering from her recent fall when she
substained two cracked ribs.
  Mrs. Lu Delano of Thomas is hav-
ing trouble with her leg, which was
hurt in a recent runaway. Blood pois-
oning set in.
  Mrs. Orville Rhodes was very for-
tunate in finding a $10 blil which she
has lost Saturday evening at McLaughlin's
where she had been trying on shoes.
  Mr. and Mrs. J. Yetter were at Mr.
Markham's at Ortonville Sunday.
  Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Green visited
his nephew and family, A. E. Porter,
at Ortonville, Sunday.
  Mr. and Mrs. Roy Price visited at 
Augus Detwilder's in west Oxford
Sunday.
  Miss Eva Scott visited her people in
Brandon Sunday.
  Mrs. D. W. Foster and daughter
of Orion visited at O Porter's north-
east of town Saturday.
  Philo Glaspi brought in an eight
pound pike Saturday evening.
  Mrs. Marvin Youngs and mother, 
Mrs. Ruth Pevins, from near Thomas, 
were in town Saturday evening.
  H. Burmeister was at Thomas Sat-
urday evening.
  C. A. Ward and wife left Monday to
attend the G. A. R. state encampment
to be held at Holland this week, and
also to attend a family reunion.
  Marvin Youngs near Thomas is
painting his farm buildings and other-
wise improving his place.
  Mrs. Hiram Curtis of Addison was
some family lots at the cemetery.
  William Blashill was in Detroit
Monday. 
  Miss Bina Winslow visited her peo-
ple at Kingston Sunday.
  Mr. and Mrs. George Allen visited
his people at Lum Sunday.
  Job Warren spent Sunday with his
wife in Pontiac.
  Mr. and Mrs. Clark Dibble of Flint, 
were visiting friends here Sunday.
  Mr. and Mrs. Archie Carmer attend-
ed sevice here Sunday.
  James Davis and family have gone
to Detroit. Their goods are packed
ready to go as soon as they get a 
house.
  Mrs. Leo Craig and baby of Detroit
are visting at their aunt, Mrs. Winn
Clark's.
  Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Brockman of 
Pontiac were here Saturday on their
way to spend Sunday with her people,
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Travis, at west 
Oxford.
  Mrs. Eugene Mosher and children,
of west Oxford, visited her people, 
Mr. and Mrs. Fred VanWagoner, Sat-
urday.
  Mr. and Mrs. O. Porter of north-
east Oxford, called on her brother, 
A. H. Green and wife, Saturday even-
ing.
  Charles McVey was home from De-
troit over Sunday.
  Mrs. O. W. Lawrence and Mrs.
Walter Seely of Detroit, were here
Monday arranging the rooms in the 
lower Barber flat as Mr. and Mrs. 
Seeley expect to come here Wednes-
day to vegin housekeeping.
  Theresa Markle of Detroit visited
Mrs. Mary Cole Sunday.
  Mrs. E. C. Savoy of Davision vis-
ited her sister-in-law, Mrs. T. Brown,
Sunday.
  Edward Delano is in poor health
at present.
  Born June 19, to Mr. and Mrs. J. 
C. Haines, a nine pound son.


  
  


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