The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-19

Take advantage of T. o. Christian
Closing Out Sale it saves you money.
We want your butter and eggs at tn,
highest market price. G. M. Miller
Both Phones, AZ.
The Heart and Hand Club will b,
entertained at the home of r. A. Lore
ct SIG Hickory street Friday evening.
Pupils of the Octagon school, Mapl.
River, will hold social Friday evening
at the home of A. B. Cook. The pro
ceeds are for the benefit of the library
fund.
E. o. Dewey has been elected a di-
rector of the Owosso Improvement As
ISOLATION to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of c. 8. Williams.
Martin, the 16-year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Weller, South Shia-
wassee street, died of diptheria Friday
Four brothers and two sisters survive
him.
Mrs. Robert Anderson of Sidney,
Ohio, is the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. J. Gerow of West Oliver
street, She will remain until after
Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Grey of Calu-
met, who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Draper, East Main
street, for several weeks, returned to
their home Friday.
Mrs. Bertha Ensminger returned the
last of the week from Atlanta, Georgia
where she went a month ago with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank S. Lyon. She expects
to return south shortly.
John Wright, farmer residing near
Ithaca. recently sold 5000 Oh worth of
clover seed off of thirty acres besides
retaining 12 bushels for his own use.
Can any Shiawassee county farmer
make as good a report?
Smiley's big shoe sale opened Satur-
day with rush. Buyers flooded the
store all day long and until late at
night. Don't think, however, that all
the good bargains are gone. There are
hundreds and hundreds left yet.
The Grand Trunk has purchased the
p, ., q N. Ry running from Pontiac
north into the Thumb. 1t is expected
that next year the road will he extend
ed to Caro- and other points which have
been looking for railroad competition
for number of years.
A small blaze at Hughes laundry
early Friday evening drew out the fire
department and attracted large
crowd. The blaze was confined to the
roof, having been caused by paper
which blew onto it from fire in the
alley. 1t was quickly ext ipguished
DR.. A. M. Hume left Sunday evening
for Baltimore, Md, to attend the ded.
icatory exercises of the Masonic temple
in that city, also to attend meeting of
the grand masters If the different
states, of whom thirty-five were expect
ed.
Last Thursday night. John Jones.
who is employed at Brooks feed mill,
found purse containing $lO3 in bills.
He turned the purse over to Chief
Hodges. who later discovered il belong
ed to Bohemian employed NJ the
sugar factory. The latter was greatly
overjoyed to get his money back, having
given it up for good. He ewarded Mr..
J,nas NTH q ain hill
| Mrs. II. A. Burke of Owosso, who
had been the guest of her daughter and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Siverthorn of
Lake City, for the last few weeks,
stopped in Cadillac today for several
hours en- route home. Mrs. Burke
Is visiting friends in the city for the
remainder of the day Cad lac News.
Advertised letters at the Owosso p at
Office for the week ending Nov. 10 1909
Levi Arnott. Mrs. Flo,d Anterior,
Mrs J B.--R. F. -. Box 81. Chas
Garfield. Fl. Clapp, F. Cornell, Peter
Coppo. Myron Cornell. Geo Crandell.
Miss LORNA Gamer, Thomas Grayson,
homas Green, Mrs. Hattie Harris,
Clare Johnston, Joseph A. Jo smtu.
Mrs. NJ r. King, Thomas OBrien,
Herm Sheldon, Gen. Thomas
he Y. N. G. A. library is to be re-
cat logued and improved in many
WAYS The COMMITTEE having thi:
work in charge is very DESTROYS thai
all hooks now ont be nrned NJ once
All persons holding hn'' are requested
~ help IL the work u ~ once ~ urn
ing th.m whether y, riod % withdraws
hss expired or rot Prompt compli
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