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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

lire; men Oennc bar al Gppene
tqbt in0c / &irfen uc0 set itltlluue0e
&inoue.
Sra Sen poa pItrc SiOepng an
braate Decoration Ct ser ~itiaalet en-
Sl6ifc "a 10 minorc 5fiol0c iomt en-
@ul0lpre oQ eli @ul0puImcgren, Ser
pur ifunfet til Gronnin6 &ouiics
&iite "a par unbragt puu TGggcn.
nc0ct9 (ppcue 0erinto0 bar la0ct
% mtorc &oit6orbcocr urortc. G5or
at funne 6cmugtigc liz @%ulDfronIcn
ira Sc 0anIfe &pbitp0er har Gucnc
ituifoorct @loaict / M}ontren. Splp=
itjolOct. Ser uor ifUnfct al Sc 0anifc
Spn0crjD0er, liant Silfc % 6lpils-
plocrne, bOorpun S%rQnicnc buu0c
liqgct, funOtea pau @ulrct i &upel-
let, Ocr | BET belle togct bar Yrnq al
CpDcncs Hltmiteren. G1 itll6rUffct
SplD9rcn IA minOre SQ(u0cforatio=
uer lno ipreOte omfring / aopeQet.
Otter at Gppcne Far 6crnpgtigct
iig DC nrplttc &oItborbeocr, bur Sc
@itaorct Itorc Stpffcr 81. 4. al SET
6lpil9tUppe Der, formentlig for al
rhOip9be Spuefoiterne beri.
lpDene bar giuct liz go0 Gio til
at orbejOe, Og otter at DC bar for
laOt &apcQet, bar Be flpttet en- @an0-
f0roffcl % 6lo9, Ser ito poo ct
@orO / &Oragongen, bporefter sc er
gaoet uO al &irfen as iourme Sci
lom 0e ct fomnlen in0.
Strufs cftcr at &irfcus &prge,
@tatsrooo @iortb=2orclt5cn, bup0e
facet Ww(eOOelelie ON 3pucrict, tele-
fnnere0e ban til &obenbuuns Eoliti=
oireftpr % til Yolitimeiter Sam
merid | HosftlOe. 0enne % Eoliti-
ntlomggtig S6ult5 iont 9etjent
@agemann inOfun0t Jig fort efter /
&irfen fOr at optnge Ell forelp6ig
&opport ionlt Ell 6ortegnelie oper
&c ~Itiaolnc Snger.
&GrOien al @ltlOegefranlen pun
GreOerif Ben Sppen0es Site par ca.
10000 ar, &GrOien al &p6ItpOer=
mes @ulOfran5 10000 Str. 6orelo=
fig antoqes BET, at GGrDien al Sc
ltiaalne S6lnfranle COert rene Me-
taIpGr00 er ca. 10000 Sir.
Nolitiet / Mosfil0e mistpnfer to
tpiftulenOe Gerioner for at bape be-
ganet Snobrlto0et.
20 WGnO, iom o1toges for at
rpre De omtulte5 pIfere Bar sen %.
Dec. meQem 81. 6 % &l. Z pao Sos
filoe 9onegaoro lpit 8iuetter til
&~ebenbaDr og 6etalt Dem meb ct
SDpemarfltpffe.
Meo ct ienere Sog a~freiIte en- Se-
ten til &obenbopn meo set al
Montren uOilooeoe @los, bborpao
fonotes ct meget tpOeliot Singer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

@interen er fommen % SS6lom-
iterne paa 8inOuerne fortGQer fun
oItfor goot, at Ser ifoG nnIminoelig
meget Sill til for at faa Sien al
Ginouerne. 2pffelig er 6u, oeriom
81 6o / set belle toget bar gooo til
at febe SIbebrenbiel. Gent poo,
Bpoo aGe Be mango mac li0e, Tom
life bar @enge til en- ioooon 7or-
ngoenbe0. Gog - nsies fife meo
Blot at tpnfe pno Dem, men big
sin fprlige Sonfe poo en- mere mo
tcriel Wauoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
Gn f0rlIg Sag.

Gr. Sulnlugc iugOe engong, at
alOrig par ban buarOere fri1tet til
at lDOe, el0 naar ban lfulOe bploe
Sigtale Oper Ell rig ganln1el Sfurf,
Der / belle lit &ip bapOe bait Sanfer
for alt dtOet enO &riIte1oommen %
ct 2iD biniiOes.
Sg niitnof er Der life juIt leq.
belt faa, Der, Sano6eOen tro, ma
befenoe nDget ~lignenbe. Sngen fri
lien ErGlt bOlOer pei al at uotale
Den nogne, iimlple ulmDffeoe Suno-
be0. Su, icg tGnter I'LL Der life Iaa
nIegCt pan bet befen0te, fonpentio=
nellc ll0trpf, at man 10 lau ngoig
yntl Ito0c rogcrl cuer lonrc 0eres
6olellcr," ION pnn, at Ser ga pisie-
Iig CT noaCt / bpi @ra0 ubpggeligt
j at iigc rent 10 ont Ell ufop0 light
0clig, at ban bar lepct % er Op0
ipm en-, Der ablohtt life par &rilten
% 0crfor unlllligt fan nGre gouet
iGliQ bjent. Giuige err Der noget
itummelt pcO ben ie0ponlige Gun-
trOcna GroItcqrun0, at ban fan paa
Set ii0ltc bope boft rlpie 2ie6liffc,"
tan bnpc lenNt ct &ierteiuf op moo
0ct blnn p.i.p. Bette pnfe=
@ulm traa, lom gempt-
MISUNDERSTANDING WenneIfer faI1
tror at flGnne ieile til &immerig
pQo. Ger er bel nGppe noget, Ser,
inn bette, giOer 0e rigtige 6rit91-
fcre, De grlutoigc @uosfnrnpgtere.
&in0 / Seilene. % bette nleo fulO
&erettigelie. - 6or Der Ifuloe BOG
0ernc pore Ell Himeligbeoens Soln=
mcnbGnq meuem De olminoelige
Son0ogsprGOitener % 2igtalerne.
I}cn BET er Der 10 life, bpis ri /
N%lminOeligbe0 borer Gr0et forfnn0t
purt % rent, / lin Wil0beo og
Strenqheo, men oa pes iprlig Pin
Ie6ning Get MenneifeS 0oO) 6erer
& mcget pGientligt Nfilog poo 6or=
0ringerne, 9ctingelierne. - D., set
er iun0t, at @no ct nou0tQl
Nten bpo tor foronleoiqe ieGp set
%rin9eItc Sfin al, at ban er mere
nooOig (mere iIop % eTtergipenoe)
pon en- 9egrapeliesoog eno eQers.
0g BOG, g6res Oct mon fife @ano
cfter @ongl
0o griner @uosfornegteren; 0o
t6ler ben bontro Jig ~trpitet, tre-
tet: at fan ban (6en uf6e6e)
Hippo inO, iaa bar set IanoeIiq 6a
ingen N60 meb mig, ioo err nit
Regnifob meo @pigbeoen 10 fun en-
9rumme imoI Sag, aItinq bringes
10 / ben %ifenneite 0roen poa 8egru-
b~eliesoogen ia, naturligbis err
Der bel nof Dem, Der pribut bpiIfer
iommen og rpnfer 9rbn as 2iqta-
len, men &reiten flyer Set 10 6og,
o9 oct er 10 netop bans Sounbte-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Naor QPierne Remember fla til Enlf. Der
npertereri @Iobet. enten Tor at febe bos benz
euer for at ian 0pInsrind ON set oue~terehe,
bebes &c oItih onrtoIe. at o. Ion glnertisIez
mentet / bette Rlab. Get nil pGre til oent
fbia Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Gaaene er tiOt ioo tprre, iau tor
re, men lies for Ell Gangs Sfplo
Den fSrite Artifel ut0er nOun-
murf", Der er ogiau mango Eal, oq
Sc taler iimpelt og nsgternt; men
neO IN Smule Omtanfe min0er Sc
ON, at Der maa bore forfproelig
mango iultne W}unbe ber6iemme for
Chen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

ring at pi0e Neoe paa Sc GinQ: aft
ion bare friif Mo0l
% Set nlleriprgeligite cr ntaoife
cn00u, at ErUitcn Oerpc0 bar uml1=
lingiort lig iclp meO @en6lif poo
0cn o%lminOeligc S0nOGgsiorfun0clie.
e, Der par cngnng Ell M{an0,
hpem BET timeoes, at ban rg0c. san
uar ! mango Netninger Ct riQtia
genirigt, bcgupet M}cnl1c,fc, bopOe
&udn0elop til maltge npttiQe Gina.
fltn0e tGnfc flart, iforpiin0iQt 81
Opgtigt enOog / 2ipets 0nbere
Sp6rgsmaul. Wien / en- beitcrnt Sen
irenOe par ban ct Nhtl. San 6opoe
life emo ~fierncIte Spor al @ebor.
par life / 5tonO til at buife euer
lpnge Ell cneite lPlo0i - ia, set par
BAN en0og eli @clt % @(oge at 6ore
ielp ben lifliglte, melt fortrpllen0e
0hliif "a Sot9: bans Sino bar
altioo &onlplet tiQltffet for Goner-
ncs Ntogt.
9fu par ban "a guoet al ae0et5
Gnng.
"a bpoo ifcrl 5 2igtolen mente
%rpiten iia pel folOet til at fren-
fdre oue W}oltocnS iiplone @uucr
% 6ortrin. 5 al 6olO forefom /
Solen fdlgenOe @oSilts:
rM}en, &ennerl forltoen ale Sc
ollereOe nppnte Ging 6eio0 por al
0poe Sro0er tiuige ct iiGloen tint
mulifnllf Ialent, lnu ban fife ulene
meO Opb 6orltooeli e fltnDc tileqne
Jig bet be0I tie al ole iremraaenOe
Goneflnitnercs &Urfer % puauiie
6ncr erlfelt &onponiits l0rligc Stpr-
tc eQer Soagbe0, ioet ban mc0
f1lD 6pie epneOe at 6egrltn0e fine
Sul1fer Oerpm - mel, en0oQ Gone
0igtntng buUOc ban rig u0piflet
Cans for, % oct lfploes, alttoqer
ieg, fun bans itore OOmpgbeo, naar
ban al0rig bragte BET til at tole
neO onDre ON Oisie SinJ, euer til
at u0gipe % offentligg6re, bpoo Ser
ia Iaale0es lfiult bepGQeOe iiQ /
bans in0re, ~forborgne &9ien,~ 81 ID.
9Grlig tilItuuet, penlige 2pier!
n~penltnoenoe er en- 6abel. Men BET
er ingen Sabel, at Ser har ou Ct
fotogrhfiif nojogtigt 9iueoe puu,
hporleoes set friiteligt toger Jig lto,
naor en- 8reIt / Ell 2igprpbifen ger
.&olO moo lin egen inoerIte Sperbe-
..nisning peb at etpe &aab, bpor Der
intet, intet CT.
@por ntaa Set bore oeiligt at tale
peO En- ariltens 8oore, en-, Der bar
lepet Og ponOret mes 6erren og err
G90 me6&rilten= 9efenoelIe n paa 2G-
IN, bpis iiOite Suf 6etegneoe Sno-
gargen ! @1Os &oroOis. - % at
Ter, bbor imertenoe at tale pes ems
Site, Der efter egen @efenoelie lto0
meO @oon, 6iernbeO eGer 2igegpl=
OigbeO / 6orboIo til f%relienoe Noooe.
x
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Som 6orfatter til SuIebiItorien
Ntr. 100 ifuloe 1tao Selge 0ettmer
cg life @elga Q. &elge 0ettmer
bar en- Iopenoe ung Man0, iom bar
paa Sci til at blipe &rGit biemme i
9anmarf, men iom ioa / en- 9loer
al finn 10 Nar bIep ing og Oeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
rGnof b%ebogeOe @crren pei
(Seiu Sirofs @is0. A, 49,

oGnof bebageOe &crren pei
(25eiu Sirafs @is0. A, 49,
Seius Siruf omtuler flere al Set
gnmle G~eitonentes @crioner. Moqle
al Dem fnnr en- fort, andre eli lGn-
gere Gmtole, % Ifont ban fife log
ger an puu at fortpQe 0cres &iItorie
/ set enfelte, iud ber0rer ban flere
al &nllOeprnfterne / ben % trent
bnper YerionerncS &aratter t itore
SrGf. 0isIc 5irofs Orb ON Sc
6ibelife EerionligbeOer or lprerige
at 6etGnfe, ia ofte en- 6eG @ulomite
at grope l.. Seq ifol fer | sra
&uItfommeret" frGmoroge nogle al
Oisle Eerioner og llOtaIelierne ON
Dem / Set 6uob, al Sc ma fltn1e
0abne u0nniferen"s 2Giere og bore
mcO til at qipe Dem Tun6en / 6Gn=
Sc, 6Dorme6 De fan fGmpe ng ieire
/ 9ipets monge6uonoe &umpe og
@onifelighe0er. &i begptoer meb
Gnpf; ban er Sen '%ferIte, Sirof
nppner.
Get beo0er ON gnof, at ban BE-
bage6e 9erren pei, % bet er ct go0t
SfuOsmaal. s Serrens @elbebag
beitoo oenne mprfelige Manos
&raft. Sebopa bapoe 8ebaq / bum,
og bnn bopoe @elbe6og / Se6opo.
gnof frpgteoe @erren og eieoe 6erfor
bans 8ebog. nSerrens emit err fife
til &eitens Stprfe eQer til Mnn-
Gems roife Sen. 9ebag bar @erren
! Dem, lom frpgte BAN og baa6e pad
bans Miifun0beo (5ol. t47,t0.tD.
9ebo9eipgen er nleget alminOelig
| 0ennc &er0en. Nfan imigrer, man
pil bcbuge. pa, Set pGmmelige
SpDtllifferiI Oct fin0cs ntelem
boie % lope, itore % inlan, bic og
enfol0ige, rige % fottige. 90 me
Ocns non er iDrig for At pinOe ge=
6og % @1nIt boS MenneIfene, iou
lUttes @uOs 9ebng til SIDE. 2aD
os l6ge at behoge @erreuI ogtuar
Ncrren bar 9e6aq / en- Mono5 Geie,
ga gar ban, at ogiao bans SLENDER
boloe 6re0 meO BAN" (Sr0Ip. t6.
y.
@porleOes fan ct Mennel fe 6e6uge
@errcn? SEQ SroI ultoen Sro err Oct
umuuligt at bebage @uo" (@eb. ii,
81. o@erren bar 8e6agelig6eo til
lit 6olf," men bans 8ebag eier set
olene pes Grp. Gnof regnes ogloo
blunOt Green's 6olf / @eb. If Sap.
@n gnrtmel troenoe Mano blep
ipurgt: ySbu0 tror Sit paa2 oq
hporle0es tror 0u?" San ipa-
reOe: r@ltO bar &el6e6og I lin Spn;
Oct er, 6paO ieg %tror;" uog" tort
latte ban LEG bar pe0 Groen ogiaa
&elbebog / SUBS Spn; BET er,
hporleDes leg tror." @u6S belle
@elbebog 6piIer oper bans en6oarne
Son; o. pi fonr @errenS &el6eboq
for Seiu SfpIO / Sroen poo bans
Napr.
2Gierl eicr Ou SUBS Gel6e6ug?
Sror 0u pna @lt0s Sen? Goor big
ielp iom for Sen Mmegtiges NoIpn,
/ Gro Sin 6reliers @aono,
pon0rer / bans 2pS, las bons @ono
Big pao Green's Sci, at set
fan gelbe sig: San 0un) bebager
pe1~. Sro Sroet, at Set ma
goa Dig, Iom SoGmen flyer:
Get Ifinner ms / Sjertcts Not,
ut set SiGIen ooges,
% Seius, Sen forbor9ne Sfot,
: Sroen fopnetoges;
ga bliper o. Dor &an0ring MI,
Ga bi[ % fan pi Spnoen nb
Ga folge Seius efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Dana College bar iao ppret neot
iii at bGnge Ben rsoe 2pqte u0, oct
icm / lin Sio bIcp onifet for 9folen.
Sffe oIerle er 5folen fplot meo
@leper, men ogiaa @a6obnIene bar
teGOiGigit giOet @IaoS for Sc 7to0igt
Dpf fommen0e GleDer.
Sffe mi1Ore ems 1874 Gleoer er
bIepet regiitreret in0tiG Cato.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

De, Der ouerterer / uConiferen",
9pr oct pao eget Niiifo % paa Oeres
eget goOe 9topn. gi g~aronterer fife
Get, Ser operteres. Oct er 10 ~untuligt
for os at fen0e Dem, Der uperterer,
cGer SET, Sc aperterer. Nien ubp0er-
Iige 9lOertiiementer, og'bOoo ri tror
er @umbug, uOeluffer hi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

z SirfGIbe of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. neb
Mobtuoelien behes mar fIooe til ret ifeNlioe
VnHppien. @fuIho set life birIpe. bebes
man henrenbe ia til ,.0nn5feren"s
Rnntor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

st 8IuO bemGrfer, at BET er mere
%heOpenoigt mi at binlpe Sc lepeuDe /
SiciIien, enc oct er at tpQe De opoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Tropenummer al YGoniferen" len
Oes frit paa 6orlongenOe. 0g ON
nogen al @looets @enner omfring
2anoet enifer en- lille &nffe til
ienOt til ltOOeling iom %rgpenumre,
ioa laO os set blot pi0e. De bill
itrofs blipe ienot frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Oct er f%orofteriitiff for Mr. Gait,
at bon fife / tppe 9(or bor lat fine
Sen inOen for ct &eoters 9ore.
9erOeO bar BON iiffert fife miftet
meget - ifsnt Ser 10 pil ppre Mas=
Ter, iom life fan f~orItoo oette.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Entered At Blair Poetoffce as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
iSr0 Nut %fQmnlCret.

r&forcr eoer @uos ful0c <Itnina. "
(@fi. 6, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Reooftcr: y ~. Muhe,Ien.
Nne PiNroo III ..0onIferen"s qnhhoIh:
NfhonNI'uoer, SnrreIrrrHorcpr 70 Mrtifler
al erhner Nrt, behes obrrs7rret:
81. 81. NnherIen. ~loir. Tebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
GllOf.

Nj &uar Moriu5 @unicn-
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(5Inttes poo g. 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

ring at piOe HeOe poa Sc 6ing: aft
ioo bare friif MoO,
% Set ollcriprgcliaitc cr muoife
cnOOu, at Eroiten OerueO bar umlt=
liagjort iig iclp meO Senblif poo
ocn oIminoeIigc 5onOcgsforfpnoclic.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1909-07-03
Hot! Hot!

should say it is. Have you bought your straw
hat yet? If not you ought to see the fine assortment
that ACORN BROS. have For style and quality
they have no superior, that's because they are the
Gordon" When you wear one you have hat that
is right in every way, and prices that will suit your
pocket book From Is cents to So each.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-12
An Early Morning Eclipse.

An eclipse of the moon is scheduled
for Saturday, November 81, visible
throughout North America and the
adjacent regions, but at an inconven-
lent time, in the small hours of the
morning.
The moon enters the earth's penum-
bra at 12 minutes past midnight, west
ern standard time, and first reaches the
full shadow at 2:11. At 3:14 she disap-
pears completely in it, and does not
begin to emerge till 4:37. This is an
unusually long duration, due to the
fact that the moon goes almost CEN
trally through the earth's shadow.
which itself is larger than usual, as the
moon is near the earth.
At 5:2S the moon finally leaves the
shadow, and exactly an hour later she
gets clear of the penumbra, and the
eclipse is over.
The moon is nearest to us on the 25th,
and was farthest off on the 9th.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-12
SEVEN CENTS A QUART.
Milk Price Advanced Another Gent
by Local Dealers.

The price of milk to Owosso consum-
ers was advanced to seven cents a
quart Wednesday by local milk dealers.
Various reasons are given by dealers
for this advance, the more common one
being that the recent advance in prices
paid the farmer by the American Farm
Products Company compels this raise.
This company recently raised the price
of milk Is cents hundred which is
three-tenths of one cent quart. Be-
fore the raise, Owosso milkmen were
paying twenty cents hundred more to
farmers than the Farm Products Com
pany did After the raise, they only
paid five cents hundred more than the
Farm Products Company, the latter
now paying, $1.30 and the milkmen
$1.35. Since at no time have the Farm
Products Company paid as much for
milk as the milkmen, it is bit difficult
to figure out just where the former had
anything to do with the raise in price.
With the new price in effect, it is
understood local dealers will get about
four cents quart, the other three 60
ing to the farmer. A man selling from
$50 to 500 quarts of milk a day, ought
to make pretty good wages at that rate.
Manager Monroe of the Farm Pro-
ducts Company, is quite indignant over
the alleged attempt to lay the raise at
the door of his company. The company
is taking steps to correct the wrong i'm
preston that has been given out, and a
statement of its attitude in the matter
will be found q another page of The
TINES.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-12
A Fine Improvement Ahead

Acting for the Union Telephone Co.,
j. H. Laverocb on Friday afternoon
last closed the purchase of the lot a.
the southeast corner of Exchange and
Water streets, at present occupied by
two blacksmith shops. The lot has a
frontage of 66 feet on Exchange street
and depth of 1872 feet on Water. Pos.
session is to be given April first next
and it is hoped that soon after this a
substantial improvement in the way OF
a brick block will ornament the corner.
Owosso citizens hope that the move
means the bringing to the city of the
general Offices of the company, this
being the real center of the activities of
the company. Nothing definite along
this line has as yet been officially an
nounced.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-12
FORTY YEARS IN OWOSSo.
A Little Item About One of Our Hust
ling Stores-The Shattuck
Music House.

Several weeks ago the Shattuck Music
House of this city advertised a unique
puzzle to the residents of Owosso and
vicinity-a handsome gold watch being
given to the lady and to the gentleman
furnishing the correct solution of the
problem, and valuable prize to the
other successful contestants. Answers
were received from nearly every state
in the union. The total number Of an
swers ran close to $500. Miss Cloeo Mar
shall of 1912 No. Chapman street, and J.
B. Brands of Corunna, were the two
to receive the watches.
More than anything else the affair
served to attract the public eye to one
of Owossos hustling business places
The House of Shattuck has been an
Owosso institution for nearly half a
century; its founder, Charles E. Shat
tuck. founding it here in 1859.
Mr.. Jesse G. Shattuck, the present
manager, and son of the founder, sue
ceeded the latter in 1890 Under his
guidance the firms fame as first class
music house has spread far and wide.
Today it covers territory over seventy.
five miles in any direction from Owosso
without mentioning the musical instru.
ments, monographs and such things
it hasdisposed of to the people of Mich.
igan-more than 1000 pianos during its
existence in Owosso.
Everywhere it enjoys an envious rep.
utation for fair dealing and selling
goods of reliable merit. Owosso peopl,
can make no mistake in buying theii
pianos from this firm. No other musi,
house can offer them the advantage tha
the home concern can.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-12
Sixteen Pages Today.

A sixteen page issue is being sent to
TIMES readers this week, made neces-
sary by the large amount of home ad-
vertising. We ask every person who
receives copy of the paper to note
carefully the bargains Owosso merch-
ants are, Offering and the prices quoted.
Changing our time OF going to press
from Friday afternoon to Thursday
afternoon and the work of issuing the
extra eight pages has made it necessary
to omit some local news. However, we
have no apology to make on the amount
or quality of the reading matter pre-,
sented. Another week will enable us
to cover the local field in our usual
thorough manner.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-12
Laborers in Great Demand.

The Paving Co., the Owosso Sugar
Co., the North Owosso sewer contract
ors and private parties who wish to en-
ploy men find it almost impossible to
do so, laborers apparently being all at
work. This has delayed the work OF
paving and has caused at times serious
inconvenience at the Sugar Co. plant
Many property owners have had to
forego the usual fall cleaning up about
their yards for the reason that it is
almost impossible to get man for a
day or two. This condition is good
thing for the wage. Garner but rather
bad for the other fellow
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-12
Watered Mix.

Note was made few weeks ago of the
arrest of several Ingham and Livings-
ton county farmers for selling watered
milk to one of the condensed milk
plants, the men with two exceptions
subsequently pleading guilty and paid
fines. One of our local plants which
buys milk claims to have similar case
against one of its customers. How
ever, no arrest has as yet been made
and possibly the matter will be settled
without resort to the law. The testing
apparatus used to test milk is said to
show infallibly whether it has been
adulterated and its accuracy is never
questioned in court trials.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-12
CIRCUIT COURT

The November term of the circuit
court opened at Corunna, Monday,
Judge Miner presiding. Owing to the
sickness of Prosecuting Attorney Hicks
the criminal cases were not taken up
this week and will not be until after a
number Of civil cases haye been heard.
For business reasons Jurors E. w.
Washburn of Owosso, and ]. W. Hough
of Perry were excused
A motion to quash the case against
Alva E. Vert for desertion of his family
was presented by his attorney. A. E.
Richards, anN the matter taken under
advisement by Judge Miner.
Charles Preece of Owosso, plead gull.
ty to violating the liquor law and will
be sentenced later.
Fred Flicke, who plead guilty some
time ago to assaulting conductor on
the M. G. r. R., was again let off on
suspended sentence until the next term
of court.
Judgement for $716 81 entered for
plaintiff in case of M. d. Comstock VS..
Clark Taggart, ct. al. This is one of
the celebrated Byron horse cases which
has been through the circuit and SUI.
preme courts.
Ambrose G. Cowles VS.. Village OF
Durand, motion to amend plea granted
upon payment of SO attorney fee.
l.. M. Cudworth, ct. al, VS.. Union
Telephone Co., over until next term.
The case of s. Q. Pulver VS.. Robert
Scott was taken up Tuesday and is still
on trial
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-12
Shiawassee.

Farmers about here are very busy
just now with corn husking-Mrs
Fred Newman of Byron, was here last
week caring for her mother, Mrs Fl
Ables-Carl Klauss has moved his
family to Saginaw-Mrs Lee Sprague
left last week for two weeks visit with
her parents near Detroit-Fred New
man of Byron, was here oyer Sunday
d H Morris and wife spent Sunday with
their daughter at Shiatown-Fred
Spring and Sam Hubert spent Sunday
near Bancroft-EarlW West of Durand,
and Hugh Leonard of Vernon, were
Sunday visitors here-Miss Wickham
Of Owosso, is the guest of Mrs r Hois-
ington for few days-Arthur Grum-
ly moves this week to Flint where he
will engage in the meat business
West and wife of Bancroft, spent Sun
day here--Farmers about here are
paying five cents bushel for husking
corn
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-12
Died Sunday.

Mrs. Fred E. Close, wife of men,
Der of well known firm of w. F. Close
& Son of Byron, died Sunday morning
at one o'clock of stomach trouble. She
had been an invalid for years. The
deceased is survived by her husband, a
daughter and one son. The funeral
was held Tuesday.
The maiden name of Mrs. Close was
Miss Myrtle Savage. She had lived in
Byron about thirty years, coming to
that place from Webberville. The de-
ceased was woman who was highly
esteemed for many virtues.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-12
Henderson.

The l. A of the Church of Christ
met on Wednesday with Mrs A w Bak-
er-Mrs. Eunice Knapp of Idaho, is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
G. G. Washburn-The w G T U met
Thursday with Mrs Lydia Hunt-Rev
g T Camp, the new minister of the
Church of Christ is settled in his home
here-Miss Arvilla Bingham is visit
ing in Saginaw-The chicken pie sup
per served by the l. A S of the M E
church, on Wednesday at the home of
Mrs A Fillinger netted the society over
S12-Mrs John Shay, after sickness
of several months lat the home of her
daughter in Ind, has returned home
Mrs w w Palmer, Mrs G Arnold,
Mrs Ella Hook, Mrs w Hale. Mrs F
Smith and Mrs q Gormley of Owosso,
attended the dinner at A Fillinger's on
Wednesday.