The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10
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Chas. Baldwin is in Gaylord on business
Mr.. and Mrs. K. o. Dewey are In Ann
ArbOr today.
Mrs. @. v. Northrop is entertaining hel
mother, Mrs. Wellman, of Detroit.
@. w. Gale and r. w. Crawford are in
Detroit on telephone business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Black entertained the
clerks of Black & Sons store Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Clarence Alyea and sister, Mrs.
Butrick. are visiting friends In Mt.
Pleasant.
Slmon Knoll entertained a party at his
home OD Saginaw street Wednesday even
ing the occasion being his birthday.
Rev. G. G. Squire, of Riverside
church, gave his lecture on Freedoms His
tory at Mason last evening.
Mrs. Orpha Stoddard and mother, Mrs. L.
Opdyde, returned Wednesday from Bath
where they visited friends.
A pension of ten dollars month has been
secured by e. l.. Brewer for tie minor
children of the late George Howe.
Lost: Sunday, October 30, a ten months
old white and liver colored setter bitch.
Finder please leave with Andy Geek, 903
West Main street. and receive reward.
We are the jewellers who will save you
money on holiday goods, for we pay no
store rent nor clerk hire and buy our goods
In large quantities. S. Allison & Son. a
J. II. Laverock is having the fair ground
surveyed and a plat made of the same.
Since his purchase of the property last week
he has met with the most encouraging re-
ceptiOn on every hand from people who
wish one or more lots In that pleasant part
of the city.
E. u. GOrsuch who recently sold his in
terest in the Corunna Journal has purchaS
ed the Richmond Review of Richm ond
Macomb county, and will remove to tina
village at once. The people of Richmond
will find Mr.. Gorsuch to be very pleasant.
and reliable citizen. good newspaper man,
and worthy of their cordial support. THEt
TIMES wishes him every possible success.
Word was received last night announcing
the death of Sidney Archer, in Buffalo, N.
Y, where he was taken sick and was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis. 1t is ex-
pected that the body will be brought to this
city tomorrow and the funeral services will
be held Sunday In the M. K. church, of
which be was member. Mr.. Archer was
an exemplary young man in every respect,
and altho he had been absent from the city
several months he will be missed by
large number of friends.
3. ID. Emery has control of the large
storage building on South Washington
street, used last season by the Harrison
Swan Poultry Company, and will use it
this year and next at least, In connection
with his big poultry business. All the
buying. however, will continue to be done
at the Exchange street establishment The
South Washington street house is used
more for handling the poultry which is
shipped in by rail as it has the convenience
of side track.
Thomas K. Young an eighty-four year
old pioneer of Caledonia township who had
lived on the farm where he died for over
sixty years. passed away Friday morning.
He was born In Connecticut but came to
Michigan with his fathers family when he
was eleven years old. In 1S4l he married
Miss Nancy M. Hart, who died In 1889.
Three of their children, Mrs. Jesse Parting,
of North Star, and Mrs. Ira Angus and
Albert Young of Caledonia survive him.
Mr.. Young remarked after the death of his
first wife and is now survived by his widow.
Mrs. Amelia Flower, of Port Huron, who
formerly resided In this city died In that
city Sunday afternoon at the age of nearly
seventy.eight years. The body was brought
to this city Wednesday morning for burial,
Miss Mary Flower, daughter of the de-
ceased accompanying it. A number of
friends and members Of the Eastern Star
met Miss Flower at the station and accom-
panied her to the cemetery where Rev.
4. o. Cooper read the burial service at the
grave. Mrs. Flowers body was placed by
the side of that of her husband who died
while the family were living In Owosso.