The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-03-13
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY, EDITOR.
9WOSSO. FRIDAY. MAR. 10, 1908
Burton Farmers Club.

iiae of the most delightful meeting
s3E sne Burton Farmers club was tina
Rtpnh was held at the pleasant hom'
nj Mr and Mrs. r. c.. Shepard.
The club was well represented, al
aHgUering to roll call, but one famil!
ana TO add to the enjoyment of tn,
assxasion a large number of invited
gns,sts were in attendance.
After song by the club and de
wnsiouai exercises, the minutes of tn,
lfasS meeting were read by the secre
14ary and then the questions were
ftakER up.
What would you do if your baby
osraked on a button or a pin" Mrs
IT. Potter said she would take him by
TIRE heels and shake him. Mr.. Sher-
gnxsu said hit him on the back and ii
tftL2t didn't work. take Mrs. c.. Pot
tEers plan and call doctor. Miss
Eshiyn Peterson said the first news
qzpes was published in ancient Rome.
lis courtship a success or a mere
daxsfn,' was answered by Mr.. Strehl.
Ne thinks that courtship where mon
wy r. concerned is failure, but with
ilorp ytone, it is a success.
M Patterson favored us with a
Eiossg solo.
NJ Potter said that Virginia was
atrS mother of states as seven presi-
GRestS were born there.
MISS Peterson said that the Bank
Bf England was called the "Old Lady
osf Thread Needles street.
Er Peterson thinks. wheat the
.nrnss profitable feed for chickens as
mn egg producer and we should not
zrHtse. any more than the average
3a12er's wife can take care of. Mr..
GESs never allows his hens in the
Innsa and feeds corn successfully. Err
WE Hammond thinks that eggs
TsspsId be shipped to Chicago for good
rYtoTxTts
Is! there a law against feeding milk
suwz; fermented feed from the brew
rry',s Mr.. Snyder, of the Maple River
~Igb said there was state law
nessxUsi feeding fermented feed from
tnhs breweries, but not silage.
aafnner was then announced to
7wsic!, we did ample justice. | over
MearG one visitor say that she be-
Missed there was no limit to the food
IN Sgr club.
mr.. Merrill provided music during
ah~ meal which we all enjoyed.
After dinner the ladies' topic was
tex4en up.
Give your plans for the best way
sHp make every thing count in house
EesoIng." Mrs. Hammond said be
ausfBg in everything you can, but
nSs 10 stint your children in clothes
xna food. Mrs. Love and Mrs. Shop
1rd sgree with Mrs. Hammond.
Gents topic: would it be advisa-
Eke 20 do away with our spring cleo
tssG0 and elect our township officers in
tts fan in connection with our coun-
McSsrs. Mason, F. NJ. Shepard and
Frs Snyder think it is all right just
sS sis. Mr.. Rush thinks it would be
Fss our interest.
MSS Peterson then gave us a select
w.ading, What the Little Girl Said"
a communication to the cores
90pSing secretary from Mrs. Simpson
Sssg was received, expressing her
Hxsoks to her Burton Farmer club
friends and to her many other dear
friends for flowers and other deeds of
Blindness and for the loving sympathy
gfseu in memory of her beloved
slaughter. Miss Alice Simpson. The
11SDily of Mrs. Stiff all wish to add
tfzelr grateful acknowledgements for
chose favors as expressed by the be-
st-rged and heartbroken mother.
What is the benefit Of the state
suSpection of banks if they are allow
Pf 10 do business in the way the
GScisea bank dido" Mr.. Mason said
u wa3 no use. Mr.. Love said the
gs1k had borrowed money beyond
Ezs limit and the president knowing of
VS. condition did contrary to law.
800 you think the constitution will
give any advantage to the farmers?"
Er. Love thinks it will not do much
good, as the direct legislation and
prohibition clauses were both turned
Down and the things turned down
more than overballanced the good
Done
Miss Rush then favored us with