The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-11-24

| "A sllght Dlaze called the hre depart
ment to the Dudley plant Saturday.
Judge S. f. Smith held court in Mt.
Pleasant for Judge Dodds the first of
the week,
Mrs. S. p Rider, of Oak Grove, is
guest of her sister Mrs. Guy Cole, Co.
runna Avenue
Miss Lucy Davis, of Lansing, spent
several days with Mrs. A. A. Crawford,
returning home Monday.
1t is expected that $50 carloads of
sugar beets will be shipped from Davi-
son this fall to the Owosso factory
Flint News
Miss Gladys Whelan, Shiawassee
township, celebrated her tenth birthday
Saturday with party of girls from
Owosso, Corunna and other parts of the
county.
The Owosso Casket Co. secured a
verdict of 50 against the Grand Trunk
Railway Monday, for its failure to de-
liver some COAL The case was tried be-
fore Justice Walsh.
Miss Vera Haskell has gone to Gulf
port, Miss, to play first violin in the
Rowley Ladies Orchestra at a large
winter resort hotel. The engagement
lasts about six months.
A. l.. Chandler has commenced di-
vorca caSas for Tizzia Chase aoainct
Claude Chase charging cruelty; and for
Sarah Idell against Frank Idell, Owosso,
charging desertion and drunkenness.
The Owosso Sugar Company find it
necessary to announce that they must
discontinue admitting visitors, the
crowds which have been visiting the
factory having seriously interfered with
its operation.
The j. M. Story spoke factoy has
completed its seasons work, having
made over six thousands sets of hickory
wagon spokes. Mr.. Story will spend
some time now in securing material for
use when the factory starts up again.
Mrs. L. E. Woodland, Mrs. A. E.
Densmore and Mrs. j. II. Laverock,
who are travelling in California, and
the Hookway and Dunbar families, had
a dinner party at Buena Park, Cal, at
H. E. WaTen's the latter part of last
week.
George Lowe of Pinconning, died Vi
home of his law, Fred Launsteih,
Owosso township, Monday morning, Of
heart disease. He had been at Ann Az
Dor for treatment and was on his wal
home. Mrs. Lowe, who was also taking
treatment at Ann Arbor, arrived Tues'
day noon The funeral was held yes
terday at Mr.. Launstein's, Rev. A. b
Leonard officiating. Burial in OaA
Grove cemetery.
C. p. McDairmid, who has so satisfac-
torily represented the Detroit Trust Co.
to the creditors and all who had bust
ness in connection with the M. L.
Stewart 81 Co. failure, has completed
the work of closing up the affairs to
such an extent that he expects to close
the office here and return to Detroit very
soon. Another dividend will be paid
the Stewart creditors sometime in De-
cember of probably ten per cent.
On complaint Of Supervisor Frank II.
Rush, of Owosso township, VIM. Teller
and Edward Howe were arrested Tues
! day charged with maintaining a nui-
sance. The slaughter house which they
run, located in Kiefers Cleveland Park
addition it is claimed, is in a terribly
unsanitary condition and that dead ami
mails were lying around the yard, The
/ hearing before Justice McCaughna re-
suited in Telfer's discharge as he claimed
! to have been away over two weeks and
( left orders that the place should be kept
clean. Mr.. Howe was deemed guilty
and must pay 500 They agreed also,
to keep the place in proper condition
| hereafter.
The Womans Club met Saturday
with Mrs j. D. and Pauline Crum and
! enjoyed papers by Mrs. Harry Crosby
on Horace Greeley and Mrs. N. r..
Walsh on Newspapers. Both papers
were much discussed, after which Mrs.
e. w. Woodward told of the Sunshine
society of Providence, r, L., and of the
Rhode Island Federation of Women's
Clubs. At a special meeting, Nov. %,
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second talk on Yellowstone Park and in
order that her interesting description
may be heard by many who very much
desire to, the children will be admitted
and each club member can bring two
guests The next regular meeting will
be held at Mrs. George Pardee's in
December.