The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-10-16
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charge OF the Soper barber shop on West
Exchange street.
The Shiawassee Mutual has ordered
an assessment of $500 per thousand,
payable before Nov. 10th.
j. o. Nelson will hold large auction
sale at his farm in New Haven town
ship on Wednesday, Oct. 2sth.
Mrs. Arthur J. Tuttle and daughters
Joined Senator Tuttle in the city Satur-
day evening and remained until Mon
day.
Ann Arbor trains now leave the city
as follows: North, 6:2S a. m, Ills q.
m, $40 p. m; south, 900 a. M, 500 p.
M, 11:3S p. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman II. Lytle have
removed from Saginaw to this city to
reside. Mr.. Lyle has position with
the Independent Stove Co.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional church and society will be held
on Tuesday evening next. 1t is hoped
that there will be a large attendance.
Geo. L. VanDyne is too good Re-
publican to miss the opportunity of vot-
ing and arrived home from Warrington,
Saturday evening to remain until Nov.
ember 4th.
Mrs. E. M. Richardson, formerly of
Owosso, and Mr. G. E.VanSickle, drug
gist at st. Johns, were married recently
in Buffalo, New York and are at home
in st. Johns.
Miss Helen Keller has supplemented
her remarkable papers on The World I
Live In" with chapter on her dreams
and dream life, which will appear in
an early number of The Century.
The fire department was called out
Saturday evening to put out blaze on
the roof of the Michigan Central pump
station, corner River and Chapman
streets. But little damage was done.
A new story by Ernest Thompson Sc.
ton will be one of the fiction features of
The Century during 1909. The Century
is to have also new story of Japan by
the author of "The Lady of the Decora-
ton, Frances Little.
Rev. W. T. Woodhouse, formerly
pastor of the Baptist churches at Vern-
on and Corunna, has recently accepted
call to the East Main street Baptist
church in Jackson. He has been locat-
ed at Burkeville, Va for some time
Geo. B. McCaughna having declined
the Democratic nomination for Judge
of Probate, the county committee de-
cided to leave the place on the ticket
blank. Judge Bush will, therefore
have no opposition save the Prohibition
nominee
A horse and carriage belonging to
Alfred Gurden was stolen Saturday
evening while hitched in front of a res
idence in the western part of the city.
The outfit was found in Ovid. Monday,
the horse showing the effect of hard
driving and the carriage was consider
ably damaged.
The County Sportsmen's Association
has chosen DR.. G. L. g Cramer as presi-
dent for the ensuing year; s. L. Vince
lock, vice president; M. F. Blair, secre-
tary-treasurer. The delegates to the
State Association meeting are M. F.
Blair, DR.. Cramer, A. L. Chandler of
Owosso, Frank johnson Of Corunna, H.
E. Woodbury. of Woodruff.
Floyd B. Wightman and Miss Tessie
Bishop, both of Henderson, ard Edward
8. Anthony of Durand, and Miss Flossie
Hall of Toledo, were married at the
Baptist parsonage Thursday afternoon.
Geo.. w. Fales and Mary A. Hustled,
both of Durand, were married at the
parsonage Saturday afternoon. -Corun-
ma Journal.
The Owosso Casket Co. has asked
from the city and will receive the deeds
to the Woodland Furniture Co. property
which the company gave as security for
their agreement to erect and conduct q
furniture factory for three years in con-
sideration of aid rendered at the time of
the erection of the factory. The in
surance policies which were made out
to the city will also be turned over If it
is found the company has carried out
its part of the contract.
Clifton Augsburg, son of r. Augs-
bury, who has been timekeeper for
crew building light house on Isle
Royal in Lake Superior, is home for the
winter. He spent most delightful
summer and his general health was
much bettered by the. outing and work.
He INDUCED in some good fishing and
hunting, one of his catches being a fif-
teen pound lake trout.-C. s. Reed on
Friday received 594 western lambs,
purchased IN Chicago the day before
This means another sheep feeder who
has started in despite the none too
bright prospects at present. -Durand
Express.