The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-11-20

Dr.V.C. VanLiew of Lennon was in
the city Tuesday.
A. d. Whipple was at Estey on
BUSINESS Wednesday.
Mrs. Hugh McCurdy has gone to
Flint to spend the winter with Mrs.
A. e. Stever.
j. B. Angus has the contract to
build new house for Sturtevant &
Blood on Jerome avenue.
Mrs. j. H. Wheeler left for Flush
ing Saturday and for her home in
Kansas City Wednesday.
Mrs. s. @. Pulver and children
have Joined Mr.. Pulver and they are
keeping house on Elmwood avenue.
Owosso Council Knights of Colum-
bus will assist Mt. Pleasant in the in
citation of class in that city Nov. 29.
1eJ Scott Lovewell returned Tuesday
from a deer hunting trip in the up
per peninsula .ns His party had good
luck. 'S1 nn1 h2"a H"'
Mrs. VIM. Hopkins of Detroit, left
for Flint Monday after a visit at her
sisters, Mrs. M. d. Corey, Michigan
avenue.
The case of the people VS.. Frank
P. Glazier has been set for trial in
the Ingham county circuit court for
Dec. 14th.
The Union Thanksgiving servic,
will be held this year in the Corunna
avenue Methodist church. Rev. G..
w. Jennings will preach the sermon.
Mrs. Geo. Swarthout and her
mother, Mrs. Sutton and Miss Ella
Smith left Wednesday for Pasadena.
Cal. Miss Smith will return in the
spring.
j. w. Thorn has moved his Office
from G.. r. Lyons building on East
Exchange street to his former quar-
ters in the Citizens Savings bank
block
Work on the postoffice building
has gone along quite rapidly in the
past week, the iron work being in po-
sition and a good start made on the
brick and terra Gotta work.
Danna Grips, a IT year old resi-
dent at the county farm, died Sunday
and the remains taken to Garland for
burial Monday. He has been res
ident at the farm three years.
S. d. Emery reports far larger re-
ceipts Of poultry than year ago and
says the quality is greatly superior
All this week line of loads has
stood in front of his place, many Of
them coming from long distances.
Mrs. Charlotte A. Graves, aged 76,
years, died Sunday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Hattie Fairfield,
in Middlebury township. The fun
eral was held Wednesday. She is
survived by one daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Howard
Daniels of Miles, City, Montana, a
has given up school work and en-
gagged in the real estate business. He
was recently elected city treasurer
Mrs Laverne Dyer, aged 80 years
died at the family home, 632 Grand
avenue, Saturday morning after an
illness of several weeks. She is sur
vived by her husband and one son.
eight years old and her mother, Mrs.
Rodney Wood Of Saginaw. The
funeral was held Monday, Rev. Hoyt
officiating. Burial at Chesaning GEN.
etery.
Following is the list of advertised
letters i'm the Owosso postoffice for
the week ending Nov. IA: Miss Nora
Black, Mrs. Kate Buck, Bert Bullock,
VIM. Burtis, P. ]. Conway, William
Flowers, Tillie Gage, Mrs. Land Hal
lie, Miss Bernice Kajor, Chas G.. Lie
singer, Bee Mills, Earl Myers. Mrs
Mary Prediger, Mrs. J. w. Snydam,
Mr.. Willoughby, Miss Leila Zeigler.
The official canvass of the vote of
Saginaw county shows that Con-
gresham Fordney received 215|
more votes in that county than did
Judge Taft, while his plurality was
2S5 greater than that of the presi-
Dental electors. From the fact that
four years ago Mr.. Fordney received
larger vote in the county than did
President Roosevelt it may be taken
as proven that the people of Saginaw
county have unbounded confidence in
the present congressman.
The city has an ordinance which
was intended to make J. H. Copas
keep his place of business clean, etc.
Most everyone was satisfied except
VIM. Gabriel who lives very close to
the packing house. Twice he has
made complaint and twice the jury
disagreed, the last time last week
The council paid the bills, about SO,
for jury and witness fees at Mondays
meeting. The packing house is kept
in good condition now as are the
yards and as there is no general COM
plant the case will not be retired.
Geo. G.. Lemon, aged CT years, died
Nov. 13 at his home in Corunna after
a short illness. He was born in
Shiawasseetown in 1S47, living there