The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-01-17

Frank Reed has accepted position with
the Amos Bus line.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. FilliDger spent Sun
day In Henderson.
j. A. Armstrong Is exhibiting his Ply
mouth Rock fowls at the Pontiac poultry
show this week.
The publication of the Morrice Clipper,
recently suspended, Is to be resumed by Mr..
Brewer, of Howell.
Several changes were made in the time
card OF the Grand Trunk Ry. on Sunday.
Note them II you intend to travel.
On and after Jan. Goth hair cut and shave
% cents at Valentines, the barber, 116
North Washington street, Owosso.
0. I. Place left yesterday for Lansing to
spend some time with his son. Mrs. Place
Is visiting her daughter In Durand.
W. s. Beebe shipped pair of White
Wyandotte fowls to w. 8. Tucker, of Con-
cord, the poultry judge, on Tuesday.
The fire department was called out Sa.ur-
day evening by the burning out of a chin
ney at the residence of Mrs. Bar,rem, Null
berry ST.
The Beavers held meeting at Richard
sons ball Wednesday evening and initiated
large class of candidates, afterwards en-
joying banquet.
Col. j. II. Moyses, president pro tenn,
presided at the meeting of the council
Monday evening in the absence of the
mayor, who is in Boston.
Attention is directed to the new ad of j.
b. McIntOsh in this issue. If you are in
terested In pianos, organs or sewing
machines, read what he says.
Neil Burhans. of Owosso, who is In
charge of the Brunswick restaurant at
Lansing, was seriously burned about the
face and hands last week by blazing
kerosene.
The Laverock screen door factory has
been closed down during the week to make
repairs TO the engine, the cylinder head
having blown out on Saturday. The
iootViS 10 uoius iaIEo OuSluesS tHiS year.
The advisory board of the Federal Labor
Union consisting Of j. j. Mackey, S. Il.
Watson, George Wete, Z. II. McCurdy,
Fred Edwards, l.. Topping and B. F. OAR
ling met Tuesday evening and elected Mr..
Mackey chairman.
Jerry March, representing the Lansing
Sugar Co., Is at work In this vicinity seoul
ing contracts with farmers to grow sugar
beets this year. He has met with good
success 50 far and will undoubtedly secure
a large number of contracts.
VIM. Saver, Jr., was elected member
of the executive committee of the State
poultry association at the Battle Greek
meeting last week. He made clean
sweep of the premiums on Cornish games
and took good share of those offered on
Light Brahmas, tome of the birds taking
very high scores.
Following is the list of letters uncaled
for at the Owoss0 post Office for the week
ending January IL: Myron Cornell, Miss
Sarah Mealey, VIM. Horton, Levi Clark,
The Doyle 81 Bradley Mfg. Co., Charles
Whishey, Ed. Rourke, Mrs. q. Schneeberor,
G. W. Murdoch, j. &. Monroe, Miss Minnie
Matthews, Will Mathews, jerome Twomb-
ly, Mrs. Burnet, and Ed. Kuauff.
Hartshorn & Son have added the Deering
line of harvesting machinery to their al
ready extensive line OF implements. Mr..
Geo. w. Clark, formerly of Clark q Rich
ards, who is now identified with Hartshorn
& Son, will have charge of the Deering line
Of implements, as he has had for good
many years 10 Shiawassee and Saginaw
counties, and invites the farmers of Shia-
wassee Co, to call and examine the Deer
ing Ideal line and smoke one of the Ideal
cigars he is passing out this month.