The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-27

a. f. Looinio HdS Decu speuuluS sew
eral days in Detroit.
A. l.. Brown, of Detroit is working in
Weaver's brokerage Office.
Mrs. }. H. Moyses will spend the win
ter in Buffalo with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dennison and
daughter are visiting in Detroit.
Archibald M. Clapp has been home
for few days from Sterling, Ills.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dingwall are
here from Ithaca for the holidays.
Miss Diana Simon, of Michigan
avenue, is visiting at Pittsburg, Pa.
J. A. Edwards is home from Dayton,
o., to spend Christmas with his family.
Beans now bring $165, and there is a
good supply brought to the city weekly
Miss Gladys Weaver is home from ST.
Joseph's academy Adrian, for the holi
days.
A daughter was born q few days ago
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. Reid, of Lincoln
avenue.
Ward Detwiler is home from Detroit
Chiffon Apps. of Detroit, spent the
week here.
John Austin has quit work at the
sugar factory, and will teach Rush Dis
trict No. 5 school.
| Mrs. Marie Almendinger, Corunna
avenue entertained the Decree of Honor
Tuesday afternoon.
The Shiawassee Mutual board met at
Corunna Monday and settled with the
Company's township agents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hurry, of Lans-
ing, spent Christmas at the home of
John Brooks, Adams street.
Mrs. Louis O'Berry, of Lansing. is
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Gellatly, for the holidays.
The fire department members are
painting hose-cart which will be
placed in the West Side hose house.
Roy Cheal has resigned his place
with C. S. Weaver, and opened brok-
erage office over the Western Union
Office.
The five months old child of Mr.. and
and Mrs. George Shepherd, of Rush,
died Monday morning. Interment took
place Tuesday at Henderson cemetery
Policeman Patterson fell unconscious
on his beat on the West side Saturday
night, and was assisted to his home.
He was able to be at work again Mon
day night.
Clark A. Putt and family, of st. Johns
and M. and Mrs. Carl Putt, of Bellaire,
were guests Christmas at the home of
the gentlemen's parents Mr. and Mrs.
G. l.. Putt.
Lieut.. Silas M. Campbell is home
from the 500, where he has been at
tending garrison school at Fort Brady
He hopes to get permission to finish the
term at Fort Wayne school, Detroit.
1t is said that about 400 men will be
employed at the brick plant now build
ing at Corunna. which will be ready for
business about April. Paving brick
and No. 2 friedrich will be manufac-
tured
The ten White Wyandottes that F. NJ.
Grove exhibited at the poultry show at
Ithaca last week. were all prize win
ners, four of them taking down first
prize. three second and three third
There were 504 birds entered in the
show.
1t is feared that Ann Arbor Engineer
Stever, who was running the train haul
ing Sousa's band from Toledo to Ann
Arbor, which was derailed at Milan, will
not recover. He is in the hospital at
Ann Arbor, and his back is said to be
broken.
The Shiawassee Light e. Power Co.,
of Corunna, has purchased the mills at
Knaggs Bridge, and also the water
rights. The old dam went out several
years ago. and it is believed that new
dam, with an eighteen foot head, could
easily be built there.
Mrs. Rena johnson, of Judd's Cor
ners, who has been married to Glare
Johnson for two years, and who started
and withdrew divorce case five
months ago, has started another, alleg-
ing her husband fails to support her, is
cruel to her, and is cigarette smoker.
They have one child, daughter.
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Some time ago G. II. Barrett secured
an Injunction to prevent Samuel Willis
building an addition to his Office, as
such an addition would shut off the
light from Mr.. Barrett's private office.
II was claimed also, that the Willis
Office is 1s inches on Barrett's property.
A compromise has been reached, where
by Mr.. Willis will build an addition on
each side back of the window of Mr..
Barrett's private Office, offering no OBJ
struction to the light