The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-05

reported on Tuesday.
Mrs B. d. Roe of Jackson, is a guest
at e. J. Smiths north Cedar street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Everetts returned
on Wednesday from visit of a week
in Dansville.
Mrs. Geo. Ford of Cadillac, spent
Tuesday in Owosso on her way home
from Detroit.
Miss Margaret Dean and Mrs. Simon
Dean and son of Oak Grove, were guests
of Neal r. Walsh, Tuesday.
George Lake and George Fauth have
bought fine Holstein cow from breed
ers at Fayette, Ohio.
The Ann Arbor Ry. has appointed
VIM. VanRiper agent at Boon, after
refusing for long time to give the
people an officer.
Henry Thompson. fifteen years of
age. was found on the street of Owosso
Tuesday night and found to be run
away from Mt. Pleasant. An officer
came for him Wednesday.
Harry and Geo. nv Clayton and fam
lies have moved to \ .nnington town
ship from Harbor Springs. The former
has rented the A. F. LOOMS farm and
the latter will work Cor Clayton Thorn.
as.
Leonard Wallace disposed of some
articles which he brought to junk
dealer in Owosso from III. Affords farm
Saturday, and on Tuesday paid 81 fine
and $50 costs in the municipal court
for stealing. He claimed he thought
the articles were no good and sold them
for So.
The Emmanuel Baptist church il
holding cottage prayer meeting servi
ces this week, gatherings being at E. Fl.
Odell's, Mulberry street, Tuesday; E.
Browns, Morrice street, Wednesday
West Side hose house, Thursday; B. f.
Revenaugh's, Friday.
Clarence Fowler, proprietor of hotel
in Ithaca, will spend ninety days in the
Detroit house of correction and pay fine
of 5000 for running blind pig" Judge
Scarf is determined to put an end to
the illegal selling of liquor in Gratioi
county. -
Star of Hope Rebekabs have closed 6
very successful contest for new mem
bers and Initiated class Tuesday even
ing. The leaders were Misses MARY
Whitney and Mildred Terry. "A mocl
divorce trial furnished much amuse
ment for the one hundred members ant
guests. A banquet will be served sool
by the losers.
The board of public works has beef
asked by the council to lay water main
on Williams street from Pine to Mul
berry, on Mulberry from Williams t.
Oliver and on Fletcher street iron
Cedar to Chapman. J. o. Curwoo'
claims he intends &c put up larg
house OH the corner of Mulberry an,
Williams streets and will not do
unless water mains are put in.
Mrs. Sarah M. Harvey, aged 81 years
died Monday at her home on Wood
lawn avenue, after an illness of tel
days Of pneumonia. She is survived b,
her husband and six children, Leonard
Fred, Elmer and Mrs. Jennie Marsh o
Owosso; Frank, of Perry, Mrs. Mimi
Adkins of Girard, Ohio. The funera
was held Wednesday, Rev. Hoyt offici
atirg.
Charles Mitchell was arrested il
Owosso, Tuesday night, for Cratic
county officers who were looking for
thief who,stole hides from Polasky' hid
house in Alma The fellow Offered
mink hides to Fred Aberle, and as h
did not appear to know much abou
hides or how animals were caught
Mr. Aberle decided he had stolen tn
hides he offered for sale and notified
the officers. Mitchell denies that h
stole the hides. He lives near Shafts
burg and is 35 years of age.
The first pleasant day has had grea
deal to do with the population of tn
grave yards. 1t seems such treat t
get out without an overcoat or fur on
1t is treat, too-for the germs. This
germ time. In the summer we have fl.
time. We put screens up to keep the file
out of the house. In germ time we SHOULD
put screens up to keep the germs out o
our system. To which cad overcoat
and furs should be worn until the sui
has taken the chill off and the weathe
is settled That is, if you have formed
the overcoat and fur habit For it is
habit. Wise people learn to get aloni
without "bundling up in cold weather
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