The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-19

copies SnOulu Oruer tnem promptly.
1t is stated that second paper Is to be
started at Durand.
Judge Stone, of Ithaca, and K. P. Wal
dron, of st. Johns, were in the city this
morning.
The Congregational church at Durand
has extended call to Rev. j. w. Dickson,
of Flat Rock, to become its pastor.
Hon. Geo. l. Lusk, formerly of this city,
now resident of West Bay City, has an.
nounced his candidacy for representative
in the 10th congressional district.
The Michigan Club announces that
among the speakers for the annual banquet,
Feb. 22d, will be Gov. Nash, of Ohio, and
Gov. Shaw, of Iowa.
Mrs. K. @. Mead received notice Tuesday
Of the death of Mrs. Mary Reed. of JACK.
son, former resident of this city. She was
the mother of Mrs. Kittie Reed Elem ming.
New millinery parlors, in charge of Miss
Elite Newell, are to be opened in the store
building at COrunna recently vacated by j.
e. Garland. An up-to-date stock will be
kept.
Ernest Skinner by his attorneys, Pond &
Hamper, has commenced suit for SIC, O0O
damages against the Estey Mfg. Co. on
account of injuries received by him in their
factory some months ago.
We ask every reader of The TIMES to
turn to the page ad OF the Grove esener
SnOe Co. In this issue. 1t will pay you to
do so IL you are in need of foot wear as the
prices quoted are certainly remarkable.
The WOmans Auxiliary is planning trip
around the world, which they expect to take
with large company of their friends an d
friends of the Y. M. O. A. Announce
ments as to the exact itinerary will be made
later but 1t is expected that the trip will
prove a record breaker sand be even fuller
of interest than any of the record breaking
trips of the past.
Anyone desiring to have a part in the
good work of supplying good literature fol-
the lumber camps of northern Michigan
should leave or send the books. magazines
or papers to Mrs. M. E. Densmore, 1877
West Main street, within the next few days.
One barrel has already been sent north and
the second is to 20 soon.
The work of establishing a railroad Y.
M. @. A. at Durand has been nearly COM
pleted alth0 the matter of drafting the con.
stitution and bylaws was deferred at the
Wednesday evening meeting until those of
the Owosso association could be examined.
w. r. Bradley, who was formerly one of
the directors of the Owosso association, Is
chairman of the general committee having
the matter In charge, while number of the
other men are quite as thoroughly interested
In the success of the movement.
Hartshorn & Son occupy an entire page
In this issue of THE TIMES In calling atten-
ton to the Osborne farm implements for
which they are local agents. That men as
well acquainted with farm implements as
the Messrs. Hartshorn are should have con.
fidence enough In the Osborne machines to
tegin such heavy advertising.so early IN the
season speaks somewhat emphatically OF
their merits of itself. Hartshorn & Son
have been in the agricultural implement
business In Owosso for many years and are
known not only all over the county but be-
yond the limits of Shiawassee for their fair
methods of dealing With farmers and for
the good and complete stock they carry.