The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-09-14
ROYAL sAxise POWDER co., NEW voax.
Local News.

The indoor picnic club was enter
tanned by Mrs. VIM. Jopling Tuesday.
Il. Mueller and Jacob Barrie were in
Saginaw yesterday.
Field day and old fashioned barbecue
at Vernon, Saturday, Sept. q.
1t is best to follow the advice OF
Health Officer Scott and boil your drink
ing water.
DIR. J. G. Tufford was here from De-
troit, Wednesday as a witness in the
case againstJ. n. Copas.
w. E. McConkey has accepted a posi-,
ton as meat cutter for E l.. Devereaux
and will move here from Lansing.
H. w, Mann injured two fingers of
his right hand yesterday by getting
them caught in a trimming machine.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Roy Clough, of
Grand Rapids, were among those who
attended the Reimer- Clough wedding.
L.C Hall will start his beanery next
Monday with "a girls picking He has
added two machines, packer and a
polisher.
The wedding of Mr., c. P. McDiarmid
and Mrs. Alice r. Stewart will occur in
thir city next week. They will reside
in Detroit.
The Owosso Sugar Co. will commence
receiving. beets on the 18th and expect
to begin Sugar making on the 25th Of
this month.
J. G. Johnson has sold his pacing
horse, Tom, to eastern parties. The
horse shows signs of lots of speed and
brought good price.
f. II. Watson was in Bay City on
legal business Wednesday, the jury for
the October term of the U. S. district
court at Bay City being drawn.
Miss Matte Cheal has accepted posi-
tion as photographer in San Francisco
and will make her home with her broth
er Roy. she leaves soon for the west.
The question of cutting down the
trees in the middle of King street is
still undecided by the council, petitions
for aud against the action having been
filed
q. L. Nutson, long an employee, VIII o
has been at Mt. Pleasant all summer,
has returned to accept the position of
saw filler at the Woodland furniture
factory.
Arthur j. futile received 1881 votes
for the republican nomination br state
senator in this courtyard Ingham, Shia-
wassee giving him 1,744, and Ingham
2,139. -
The $3.50 find of furs in an old dry
goods box at Durand printed in IAN
.Owosso paper dwindled rapidly to re.
cent shipment which the railroad com
pany was tracing, valued at S4S.
One of the successful candidates for
circuit court commissioner in Gratiot
county received total of eleven votes
mt the primary election. There were
thirty four other candidates. i
skThe Bohemians employed by the sugar
c0mpany celebrated sthe., wedding of
John Matonseck who returned the last
of the week from New York with his
bride. who came from Bohemia to
marry him.
The only twicea-week newspaper
published in the metropolis is The De-
troit Semi Weekly Journal, and 1t GER
tainly maintains splendid standard
We club THE TIMES and The Semi
Weekly Journal for 81 per year.
Dorothy Frances, fifteen months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Parker,
North Ball street, died Thursday morn
ing of bowel trouble, having been i'll for
some time, but lately showing improve
ment which the continued hot weather
oyercame. She was a beautiful child
and the parents have the sympathy of
their many friends, The funeral will {
be held Saturday at two p. M, Rev A. /,
B. Leonard officiating. u
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