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


Kerby will be night operator at the
Grand Trunk.
Mrs. II. B. Peterson left Saturday for
Charlotte, N. c., where she will spend
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs
A. d. Glascock.
Albert Brisbie of Ovid and Mary Win
field of Shepardsville, were guests of
Mrs. J. III. Aldrich, Cedar street, the
first Of the week,
Geo. Clark, Mason street, accompan-
led his brother, Ed. Clark of Chaplin, to
Grand Rapids Monday, where the latter
will be treated by specialist.
Mrs. Geo. Larner and Mrs. Fred
Mason were here from Chesaning part
of the week on account of the illness of
their father, Morgan Stinson.
Delbert Thompson of Laingsburg will
have an examination today before
Justice Rowley in Laingsburg on the
charge of selling liquor to minor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Green visited
at Judge s. s. Miners and in Corunna
this week on their way from New Jer.
sey to Montana where their will reside.
The Baptist parsonage has been re-
papered and is ready for occupancy by
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Laughton, who are
to arrive today from Medina, New York.
But 1885 sparrow heads were pre-
sented to City Clerk Dumond, this sea-
son for the bounty, the cost to the
county, being $3964. The season closed
Monday.
Mr., and Mrs D. J. Gillian of Lansing,
spent Sunday with the Misses Chand-
Ter, Water street. Mrs, Gillian remain.
ed to visit Owosso and Corunna friends
part of the week.
Judge S. S. Miner and G. S. Allison
left Monday for Texas and for trips in
that part of the country. They will go
to Brownsville, Texas, first, where
Wilmsn Miner, who is ill. lives.
C. Duff entertained the Y. M. C. A.
boys, Sunday afternoon at the Nj. E.
church with some stirring reminiscen.
ces of the civil war and recited in his
energetic and pleasing way, several
poems.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin freeman of Ian
sing, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Telford and
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Green, of Detroit
were guests Tuesday of Mrs Emma E.
Hopkins and ]. s. Hopkins and bride,
Woodlawn avenue.
Mrs. T. M. Euler spoke at meeting
in Flint, Saturday, called by the Kings
Daughters in the interest of the found
ing in Flint of a home similar to the
Dorcas home in this city. Mrs. E. l..
Devereaux accompanied her.
A map of Shiawassee county showing
every farm with the number of acres and
its owner, rural routes, railroads,
streams ETC., can be secured at this Office
with years subscription to THE
TIMES. Both $1.75.
N. d. Berry, for several years fore
man of the paint shop at the Ann Arbor
car shops, left Friday for Washington
to see Pres. Taft inaugurated and then
goes to Louisville, KY, to work. His
family will remain in Owosso until
spring.
Mrs. Alonzo Baker has been released
from the county Jail ard returned to hel
home in Owosso to await trial on the
charge of adultery. Her husband ar
ranged for the bail bond, wishing to
have his wife take care of their children.
A. J. Tompkins, also accused, will prob
ably remain in jail.
The following letters are advertised
at the Owosso post Office for the week
ending Feb, 81, 1909: Chas Beaman
Mrs. j. Caplis, Mr.. and Mrs. Nette
Crosby, Miss Gertie Horn, Mrs w.
Hurst, Pearle Fraker Miss A Martin,
A. Marin, Mr.. Pataas Pacenaitis, N. J.
Smith, Schrerf Watenberg, Mrs Z. E.
Whitman.
p. P. McGinty, superintendent OF
construction on the post Office building,
has been assigned to have charge of the
work on the Flint building also, which
is enclosed and is being finished inside.
This will keep MIR. McGinty very busy
as it is expected that work here will bt
pushed along quite rapidly from this on.
The Parson-Bills line fence trouble
between their S0.acre farms in Burn.
township was decided by Judge Miner
Friday in favor of VIM. Parsons The
disagreement has lasted for years and
though supposedly settled by arbitra
tors once, the men did not abide by tn,
decision and have finally settled thei
$40 value difficulty with the assistanc,
of four lawyers, the court, etc, and fee'
and costs probably exceeding severa
times the value of the land