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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
l-aingsburg.

Rev. D. P. Christian of Wisconsin. is
visiting friends here this eek. Mr..
Christian is located near Madison and
is pastor of M. 4 church--Mrs.
Sylvester Rowley is very sick She is
an old lady and an early resident
George Pope will move his saw mill
here again next summer on the old
site. Logs are coming in quite plenti-
fully now-Edrice Sanderson was
named in the will of the late Orilla
Beeman as.executor and G. w. Swarth.
out has been appointed administrator
of the Emily Roberts estate-Super-
visor A. G. Fuller died at his home
after lingering illness on Jan 11th
1901 His funeral was held at the
Congregational church here on the 14th
inst, Rev. Edmunds conducting the
services. The Masonic and Maccabee
societies attended in a body, the
Masons taking charge of the services
Mr.. Fuller had been supervisor of
Sciota continuously for nine years past.
He was held in great esteem by the
community in which he lived. Was .
very modest, unassuming man and a
kind father and husband. He leaves a
wife, two sons and two daughters who
have the sympathy of the community
in their bereavement. Surely a good
man has gone from our midst.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
Ann Arbor Ry. Hotel Destroyed.

Frankfort, Mch., Jan. 16-Frankforl's
800, 900 summer hotel collapsed this morn
ing at 4 o'clock. The building was about
half completed under contract given by the
Ann Arbor railroad to q. l. Hoerts q Son,
of Grand Rapids, who estimates their loss
at $40, 900 The structure was located on
the lake front, and went down In the gale,
which is blowing so miles an hour.
-Four million feet of lumber used In con-
structiOn work is piled in caps over three
acres of the hotel site. About 100 men are
being employed In clearing away the debris
preparatory to rebuilding. Contractor
Hoerts. under whose supervision the build
ing was constructed, had a similar expert
ence at Charlevoix last lyear In the collapse
of The Inn. The force of men will be
doubled at once, with the expectation of
completion within contract time, which is
set at July The loss falls equally on
the Ann Arbor Railway Co, and @. l..
Hoerts q Son. The building was 500 feet
long, go feet wide and four stories in
height.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
West FairfeId.

We Learn that Willie Brainard is down
with scarlet fever--Earl Munson has
gone back to st. Loris where be is attend
ing the Yerington College--Nora Ballau-
tine returned from Laingsburg last week
where she had been spending the no idavs
with an aunt-Holton Garter aud wife
visited friends In Bancroft the first of last
week-Alfred Brainard and wife visited
friends In Ashley recently-Mrs. Conklin
Is spending few days with friends near
Carland-Mr. Countryman is living with
Mrs. Alice Gleason this winter doing chores
for her-Rev. N. l.. Brass and wife, OF
Il sic, and A. A. Palmer and wife, of the
Colony, and his sister, PHOEBE Palmer, Of
Howell, visited T. Hare and wife Monday
-Mr. and Mrs. David Austin spent
w dnesday with N. l.. Brass and wife
Bradley Bennett, of Ovid, was buried 10
River Side cemetery, Elsie, on "Wednesday
afternoon.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
Venice.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson, of Glare
county, are visiting at p Browne
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Miller visited their
brother, in Owosso, on Wednesday,
Mrs. Lewis Buyea is able to sit up after
several weeks sickness--Will Olney
has just put up new windmill on his
farm--1he South Venice Farmers
Club will meet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Gleason on Thursday, Jan. II
Mrs. +. Brooks has been suffering from
an attack of the grippe the past two
weeks--Hadley Hawley was in Chica.
go last week and bought some thorough
bred cattle--Fred Olney has moved
the lumber Office to his farm, known as
the Rockwell place. Fred expects to use
the Office for house this summer. He
says he will keep bach-Mrs. l..
Loucks is having a serious time with
la grippe-B. Collins was at Durand
on Tuesday-G Koan has bought an
eighty acre farm of Il. Lawcock. The
Lawcock place corners on Mr.. Koan's
farm
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
Garland.

Mrs. Ray Taber has been entertaining an
uncle. Mr.. Toy, of the northern part of the
state Mr.. Richmond and Ray Tsber each
took a sleigh load to Burton Sunday even
ing to the revival meetings at the M. p.
church--Mrs G. Youngs passed away at
her home in Rush, Sunday morning. The
funeral services were held at her late home
and In Henderson Tuesday--Mrs. Conk-
lin. of Elsie, is staying with Mrs c. Burgess
and family--Mrs. Ray Taber went to
Worthwhile Thursday to visit her parents,
NJ. and Mrs Ransom Allen--Chas. Bling
or entered into rest at his home one. mile
south OF Garland, Tuesday, January Is h.
The funeral services were held at the late
residence, Thursday afternoon, Rev. j. ID.
Young officiating. Interment took place 10
Fairfield cemetery. Mr.. Binger leaves q
wife aud five children VINO have the sym
patty of the community In their loss.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
Shafts burg.

Mrs. Albert Durant who has been
very sick with typhoid fever died at
her home near this place on Jan. 9th
She leaves husband and three children
to mourn her loss-Mrs Crouch was
in Durand last Monday--The people
seem to appreciate the sleighing very
much and the lumbermen are making
good use of 1t to draw their timber to
the mills--Shaftburg will soon have
Rural Free Delivery, as the routes are
now being established-The Grippe
epidemic is around again This year
it seems to be taking the form of
pneumonia into its inclination, max.
ing it quite fatal as we'll as disagree BILE
F. w. Kent was in Lansing last
Wednesday on business--A series of
successful revival meetings, held bv
Rev Fem, of Williamson, assisted by
the Evangelist. Rev. Fisher, closed
Sunday evening; the total number of
converts being about twenty four, at
The Williamson Center church.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18

M. p. Aid Society that during the
winter months the society would meet
every two weeks And next Tuesday,
Jan. 22nd. the society will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. /. Roosa---Me
Ira Stiff and Grant Wright aud the
Misses Anna and Minnie Holland were
pleasant callers at Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Everdells of Henderson,, until late
Sunday night--Ray Tabor. OF Car
land, was caller at Rev. j. d. Young's
Friday, of last week Mrs. John
Short, of Sarnia, Ont Is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs j. G Cook--Mrs j N
Mcbride has purchased fine driving
horse--Mrs. j. Williams and
daughter, Mrs. A. l. Roosa, were the
guests Of Mrs. f j. Stoddard. of
Owosso. last Saturday-Mr and Mrs.
Jas. Ockerman were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. ID. Owen, of West Owosso. a part
of Wednesday-G u. Wright. OF
Owosso, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Wright-Rev j
d. Young was called to Garland to con-
duct the funeral services Of Charles
Binger- Rev and Mrs. f. Traver and
Rev and Mrs. j. ID. Young were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Mason, Mon
day-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rowell
were guests of Rev and Mrs. j d.
Young Wednesday--The revival
meetings are still being carried on
The interest is good and under the
powerful preaching OF the gospel by
Rev. f.. Traver, many are getting
under deep conviction. The afternoon
prayer meetings are well attended and
are very spiritual and much good is
being done.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18

Registers ONCE reported the receipt Of
$1,000 since Oct 1st, one-half Of which has
been paid over to the county.
Resolutions OF sympathy on the death Of
Supervisor Fuller, and the wife OF Super
visor Munson were adopted. Supervisors
Stanlake, Boutwell, and Corcoran were APP
pointed COMMITTEES to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Fuller.
After adopting the customary resolution
of thanks to the Chairman. Supervisor STAN
lake, Clerk Martin, Sheriff Gerow, Prose-
cutor Richards and Janitor Potter, the hoard
adjourned.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
Maple River.

Will Duffey is at home enjoying a two
weeks vacatiOn--Mrs. Q. H. II. Payne Is
suffering from severe attack Uf grippe this
week. Many are wishing Tor another fall
OF snow, that our sleshing might continue
"A number of our neighbors attended
the Farmers Institute at Bancroft Wed
nesday and Tbursday--P. b. Reynolds
lett Saturday for northern Michigan where
he Is engaged in institute work--Herman
J0senhan, is reported as much improved
this week--Many young people are ev-
IDENTIFY improving and enjoying the sleish
Ing, as the sounds Of laughter and merr!-
ment, with an occasional tOot of horn,
arouse the sleeping In the wee small hours
OF the night Isaac GLADDEN. spent Sunday
ct his home In Maple River--The Lad e,'
Aid Society which held It's last meeting
with Mrs. X. J. Cook, last Friday wa q lite
largely attended. despite the stormy Wealth
er. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Il.
A. Eilis--Well Duffey attended party In
Oorunna Thursday evening--H. A. Ellis
was In Owosso, Tuesday, on business
DiimaD Lilly. who has been visiting friends
In Lspeer, has returned home and has re-.
sumed his studies In Corunna--A sleigh
ing party of twenty -one people drove to the
pleasant home OF Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Rose, Monday night, and we're very hospi-
tabiy entertained by the host and hostess
and their little daughter. A pleasant even
Ing was spent in games and music, and
later popcorn, apples and candy were
Hay balers are expec cd In the
height rho I'd the last of the week.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
Henderson.

Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. C0nvis are In Ban.
croft attending the funeral of Mrs. Geo.
Convis, who recently died In North Dakota
born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John SeelhOOf,
fine twin girls, weighing seven and
eight pounds--The funeral Of Mrs.
Catherine Young. OF Garland, was held In
officiating Will Palmer. of Owosso.
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Arnold,
for the past few days. She returned home
last EVENING". A. Cows, of Henderson,
held an auction on the farm of James A..
Wooley, two and One-half miles north Of
Elsie, yesterday. 1t was one of the largest
auction sales of the season, cows going as
high as $69.50.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
Union Plains,

G. w. Hoover and wife returned Monday
from visit with friends at Juddvile--
Miss Elda Hoover is home from Buffalo, N
Y.-Mrs. b 3. Fosket Is In Howell town.
ship this week caring for her daughter, Mrs.
O. Wriggleswortb, who Is suffering with
ouinsy--Lewis Hankey, Jr., and wife
went to Deer Creek, Sunday, to witt a sis
tsr--Mr. and Mrs. @. Parsons, of Bancroft,
spent Sunday with Mr.. aod Mrs p ID. Mills
Kyle Fosket and wife went to Howell,
Monday--Rsnse Sprague has moved his
family to Deerfeld--The stable for the
preachers horse at the school house was
RACED by the wind Wednesday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
Burton.

Mrs. Lillian Meyers, of Fenton. ID
visiting old friends 10 this place-Mr.
and Mrs. E W. Mason, and daughter,
Anna, and Mrs. Geo. Snyder, and son,
Norman spent Wednesday with Rev
and Mrs. J. ID. Young-Mrs G u.
Wright, of Owosso. dined with Mr.. and
Mrs A. E. Cadz Friday. of last week
Miss Rose Parks, of Hartwellville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Salena Harris
Miss Alice Edwards and Florence
Wilcox returned home from their visit
with relatives. in Howell. Saturday of
last week-It was decided at the last
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
A Remedy for the Grippe.

A remedy recommended for patients
afflicted with the Grippe Is KEMP'S BAL.
SAM, which is especially adapted for the
throat and lungs. Don't wait for the first
symptoms Of the disease; get bottle today
and keep It for use the moment II is needed.
IL neglected he grippe has tendency ia
bring on pneumonia. KEMP'S BALSAM
prevents this by keeping the cough loose
and the lungs FREE from Inflammation. All
druggists sell KEMP'S BALSAM at $50
and So;
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
Pittsburg

Mrs J. b. Raymond is recovering from
N attack of fever---Mcs. Godfrey, OF
Pennsylvania. is visiting her daughter Mrs.
j. l.. OIco't Frank R'rnhacher and
wife, of Byron, spent Saturday aud Sunday
with the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Raymond. X. Smith went to Grand
Ledge Monday, on business Rora-
bacher, OF Owosso, was here one day last
week In the interest Of the American Relief
Society of Bay City.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
Chaplin.


Edd. Clark and Joe Dunlap made q
trip to Saginaw Monday--Mr v. Hall
died at the home of Frank Bachelor on
Tuesday--There has been lively work
for the blacksmiths this week-Mr.
Jim Barrett died at his home in Chaplin
township Sunday--Uncle Ralph
Sutlif Is confined to the house with
rheumatism-Mrs. Anna B Curtis,
Department Commander, will install
the l.. 0 L. M. officers in Chaplin, Jan.
23rd. Members are requested to be
present. The ladies will serve refresh
ments at noon at the home of Lady
Loynes and then proceed with install
lation--Mrs Libbie Boman has a
sister visiting her from Carson-rwo
carpenters have commenced building
an addition to the cheese fact Dry
The Chaplin feed mill which has been
closed for repairs is opened again for
custom work--Ollie Beach has had
very good luck in moving house from
Rush, on his share of the Lewis Beach
farm--Nelah Loynes is out of school
this week with ear ache---Eva
Bachelor has been under the Dr's care
but Is better now-P. w. Holland, of
Ovid, was in Chaplin Saturday night to
attend the L. o. O f. meeting.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
South New Haven.

Revival meetings are Deing continued at
the n. M church this week--John Bren-
per purchased the span of horses belonging
to Hugh Morrls--F. II. Morris Is drawing
has this week.-Mrs. Mary Sooey, OF
Flushing, visited Mss Anna Amos last
week. A company OF young people from
this vicinity accompanied her home last
Sunday, returning after evening services at
the New Lothrop NJ. 4. church.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18

had biz hsud badly injured H1'|4
Inc 4 horse Saturday -- D[<< ~
jay ChnmberlaIn enferf1lpe@
from CaIIfornla Saturday ~- E-@
lrmond, who has been sick Eo< 1. 10
time past Is no bot(or-- - 4@1
was In ChosapIpR Saturday Il
Howell, Brady township tro>1uE
To the home Of Geo. Gates. near pk@
Center every Friday to receive ~
which makes II more convopIou ~
those living in the northern part o1>sI1
town--A sleighload of our young poo
Pile went to Chesaning Saturday even
ing to attend hops. n. Dearme2
was in Chesaning Saturday---Cbecke<
playing is the rage here just noX -
Harry Montgomery wears the bolt
Chas. Teachout and George Chamber
lin were in st. Charles Monday to see
the man who was reported to have been
shipped from Chicago to that place
packed in barrel OF pork L. Y.
Howell was In Saginaw MondayOn
account of the illness of the teacher,
Miss Allie Parshall, there was no school
in the primary room. Monday-We
noticed in the Press American recently
that Hall Brothers, of Owosso, adver-
tised 10 pounds of graduated and and
81 pounds of Elk c sugar for 81 co. We
would like TO know where they get
their sugar-Truman Armstrong was
home the first of the week from his
work on the u. 3. telephone line
Miss Marvel Wickham was on the sick
list the first of the week The meet
ings at the M Z church were con.
tInued this week-Ralph Spencer was
in Owosso TuesdayA party of Oak
ley's young people popped in upon DIR.
and Mrs. O'Rourke one evening recent
ly, unannounced and uninviied. and
made merry with games and other
Among those present
from cut of town were Master Jack
Hill ~ and Mrs VIM. Eagan (Y) Re-
were served and all enjoyed
a pleasant evening = Ezra Spencer is
recovering from an attack of the grippe
Oakley l. 0. .. +. initiated
new members Tuesday evenin after
which a reception was given. Several
Odd Fellows from Henderson were
present.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
Oakley.

B. /. Burtis, of Durand, visited bis
mother, here last week-The small
boy is busy these days coasting on the
hill, catching onto sleighs and in nu-
merous other ways enjoying the snow
Cummins, of Durand, was
the guest of his brother and father at
this place. last week-The grippe is
getting in its work here, as several of
our citizens have fallen victims
Frank Ferguson was taken sick again
Saturday He had just recovered from
a siege of sicKness-Paul Teachout
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
Burns Farmers Club

The January meeting was held at the
beautiful home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert
Lewis. Nothing was done in the way OF
business before dimes except the appoint
ment of committee consisting OF b. s.
FOsket, K. ID. Wiltse and James Golf TO pre-
pare something to act on concerning the
January topic.
After dinner and the usual preliminary
exercises were disposed Of, Mrs. Attic
Rathbun read humorous selection; Mr.. K.
ID. Wiltse read a paper on "Financial Sue
cess" written by Floyd Foster who has
passed to another world. He attributed
success to saving, by not buying things one
does not need and making proper use of
necessaries AlsJ considerable stress was
laid on the habit OF going to town Oftener
than Is necessary.
The committee on needed legislation re-
ported the following resolutions which were
adopted singly and with due elaboration:
Whereas: Respectful attention has been
given our requests In the past,
Resolved, That 1t Is In the interest of
kOCu BONcIuncut tudb q law uO PoooCu oitui-
lar to the TOrrens law, introduced into the
last legislature, to do away with the cor
ruptiOn so prevalent In our primary, county
and state conventions.
Resolved, That we are In favor of a
law TO pay county officers salaries instead of
the present law, and to turn all fees into
the county treasury.
Resolved, That it would be In the in
terest of ecOr Omy to pay all highway taxes
In money which should be expended under
the direction of a competent commissioner.
R'sNlvod, rha, we are In favor of a
township unit school system, for all cOun-
try district schools, as the pupils Ia town
ship could be schOOied at much less ex-
pense than by the present method.
These resolutions were passed unanl-
mously and the secretary was instructed
to forward them to Senator Robson snd
Mason. We respectfully
request other clubs to TAX these resolutions
into consideration that some unity of ac-
ton may be had.
No other business being ne ,essary, the
club adjourned to meet Feb. IA with Mr.
and Il. 8. Fusket.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
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Olnev.


The father of Frank Bennett. Mr.
Brad Bernett of Ovid, Mich. died
Tuesday Jan 10Th with pneumonia OF
the lungs-Levi Baker is abed with
the grippe-Geo. Field with G. M.
Randall's horses and car load of saw
mill equipment left Elsie enroute for
Newberry ruesday--We had quit,
nice sleighing for few days past and
farmers utilized 1t to its fullest extent III
hauling wood, logs, lumber, etc--Wm.
Haylock has been suffering from the
effects of rheumatism for the last week
or ten days--Jay (irewbaugh has
moved his blacksmithing outfit to Ban
mister. where he contemplates renew.
ing business--Warren Corp has
moved a. quantity of his farming outfit
to Maple Ridge at which place he con.
templates commencing work on bis
new farm in the spring--A Dennis
has moved to his farm north of Ban
nister--The young son of John
Cramer has had serious pull of
pneumonia but under Dr. Travis care
Is coming through all right-Now is
the time to plan for spring work, seed
ing. etc; send for seed catalogues, throw
away all old seeds, try fresh new sorts
this season and see If it don't more than
pay you for the small additional cost,
trouble and time; farming now days
is science and one has to rustic In the
front ranks all the time to make it pay
and don't you forget 1t.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-01-18

January Session Board Supervisors.
The supervisors Uf the county finished
their January session on Saturday after
noon. The business done during the ses-
SION was mostly of, a routine nature, nothing
of special importance developing unless 1t
may have been the r.je ction of a claim for
100 by a vote of Is to s, presented by
DR.. Colwes, OF Durand, for services render
ed during the smallpox scare year ago.
County Treasurer Kay's reports as treas :
urer and purchasing agent were presented
and accepted after being fclpd correct by
the auditing committee.
G. B. Young, appointed supervisor for
Caledonia township, to succeed J. Y. Mar
tin, was appointed to places upon com .
mittees filed by Mr.. Martin.
Supervisors Frieseke, Lyman and Bout
we'll were appointed "a committee to re-
ceive bus for medical services tor inmates
OF the jail during the coming year. The
committee reported DIR. Ball, of COrunna,
as the only bidder and he was given the
work at $25.
The salaries of the superiutendents OF
the poor were fixed at $500 per year each,
the secretary to receive $3.50.
The committee on records In the clerks
Office reported the collection since Oct. 1,t
OF the following sums: Fines. $50; juror
and reporter fees, s24; entry fees $50
The following bonds OF county officers
were presented md approved:
r. r. K,v, county treasurer IN the sum
of $50, 600; surieties: w. F. Gallagher. l..
w. Simm ,ns, John Drscoll. j. T. McCurdy,
w. A. X 'Senkrans, T. M. Euler, Roger
Sherman, w. ID. Garrison, Arthur Garrison.
ID. J. Gerow, sheriff In the sum Of $40, 900;
.ureties: Tod Kincaid, VIM. Weidmau,
Moses Keyte, Il, ID. Smith, WIN. Cole.
j. Y. Martin, county clerk and register
in chancprv, two bonds OF $4,000 each;
sureties: r. 3. Martin, q. B. Young, d. c.
Cooper.
j. B. StockdaIe, circuit court commission
er, % 1000; turetles: J. n. Laverock, G. N.
Race.
w. J. P.uker. circut court commissioner,
SO 900; sureties: w. n. Bigelow, w A.
Nc Mullen.
Hiram Monroe, coroner, $1,000; sureties:
j. M. Terbush, w. ID Murray.
The board by resolution transferred
balance OF 500 from the county farm build
ing fund to tne contingent iuud aud then
voted the snount to build hay and grain
barn and to repair the woman's hospital.
Treasurer Kay was re-elected as purchas-
ing agent.
The committee on abstracts In TIE