The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-23

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Lansing, Wednesday.
Attorney G.. r. Lyon, who has some
thing of a reputation as weather
prophet, predicts an open winter.
| A decree of foreclosure was granted
Tuesday in the case of H. W. and c. M.
Lamb against Franklin e. Bushman, ct
al
Messrs. Rundell and Westfall return
ed the first of the week from their hunt
ing trip, bringing with them seven
deer.
Mrs. James Wright died at her home
in Rochester, N. Y, Saturday, and the
remains were brought to Corunna for
burial.
VIM. BLY, was fined $5 for being drunk
in Owosso, Wednesday night, the fine
being imposed by Justice Peacock, of
Corunna
| Presiding Elder Stewart, of the Sagi-
nav district preached at the Corunna
avenue Methodist church Wednesday
evening,
Wellington White expects to leave
shortly for Florida to spend the winter
His brother, Mr.. E. E. White, is already
at San Mateo.
The rummage sale of the Congrega-
tional ladies closes tomorrow-there are
| Ixo 30 ha boI -
and Ball streets.
G. O. Loring saw 1.-THE Man on the
Box at the Lansing opera house Tues
day evening and was the guest of his
brother over night.
Letters from J. J. Mackey indicate
that he is slowly improving in health at
/ the Hemingway hospital in Bancroft.
His friends hope for his complete recov-
cry at an early date.
Attention is directed to the ad of the
Cuban Fruit and Sugar Co. The officers
of this company are all leading citizens
of Lansing and their statements con-
corning the property can be depended
upon.
The young people of the Evangelical
church gave Emma Hayes surprise at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Hayes, ST., Monday evening. A
supper was served and games and music
enjoyed.
Albert Schultz died Tuesday at his
home in New Haven township. He was
sixty years of age and has been i'll for a
year with heart trouble. He leaves a
widow and two children, Albert, Jr.,
and Miss Bertha Schultz.
The regular monthly musical service
will be held in the Congregational
church next Sunday evening, when the
choir will give Hayden program with
selections from the oratorios. ''The
Creation" and The Seasons"
THE TIMES job department has print
ed briefs this week for Watson, Chap
man q Davies in the cases of Sutton &,
Mackey VS. B. f. Ram, VIM. Case and
A. l.. Beard and John Scanlon vs. John
| Nortbwood, which will soon be review
ed by the supreme court.
Battle Creek used voting machines
this year for the first time, and within
two hours after the polls closed the city
papers were issued with full returns of
results in the city. Note this COMPARE
son: In one Indiana city where the old
style ballots were used it took over "a
hours to make the count. ..
Every seat in the opera house was
filed Tuesday evening to witness the
second performance of Our New Min
lister" and the company well deserves
the liberal patronage received. The
managers, Stevens & Beardsley, hope to
have several attractions as good as this
one this season.
Following are the advertised letters
at the Owosso postoffice for the week
ending Nov. II, 1906: VIM. Barringer,
w. E. Braman, Miss Lillian Fox,
Louise Hartman, The Hendendorf
Whaley Co., Will Master, Mrs w. S.
Mcclure, Rosa McFadden, Jesse
Spaulding, Mrs. Emeline s. Stowell,
| Fred Warren, Cass White, j. G. Wood
/ ard, g. Woodland, John Welt.
Daniel Eldredge, whom Owosso
people know too we'll, was sent to the
county Jail some time ago for getting
drunk and threatening to shoot an
officer. The sentence was ninety days,
but before it was served Eldredge was
released, the claim being made that his
health was such that his life was en-
dangered by his being compelled to stay
in the Jail. After being released he got
drunk and said he had "bribed the
whole outfit" Prosecutor Hamper was
called on and ordered him locked up
again, DR.. Bailey, of Corunna. saying
his condition was not such that he was
in danger. Last Monday George E.
Pardee, attorney for Eldredge, asked
Judge Miner to order the prisoners re-
lease, but the Judge declined believing
he had no power to do so. Eldredge has
about Is days yet to serve.