The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-01-21
O. B. Estey was in Chicago Monda,

on business
Miss Nettie Wood, Water street, is
on the sick list
Mrs. August Carton of Lansing, is a
guest of Mrs. q. L. Taylor.
Do you shovel offyour walk2 1t helps
a lot if you do and creates dangerous
nuisance if you don't.
Mrs. II. Ferris returned Monday from
a four weeks visit with her sister and
other relatives at Clare.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Kellum nave gone
to Detroit to reside after spending the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Crane
The Women's Missionary Union of
the Congregational church met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. e. B. Dew
ey, Park street.
Mrs Peter Bilhorn and Dr. r. E. Nc
Caughna returned to Chicago Monday,
having been here on account of the
death of their father, Archibald Nc
Caughna.
Business at the Owosso Milling Com.
pany is very brisk. Manager Grieve
says the mill is running up to its full
capacity, and he has large amount of
orders ahead
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Knapp have re-
turned from visit in Chicago with
Byron Knapp and family. Both were
quite i'll while there, delaying their
return week.
Miss Alma Krogmsn entertained The
Fourteen Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
W. B. Camburn the Pre- Du clubIThurs-
day afternoon, and Mrs u. l.. Taylor
is hostess for the Reigny Day club this
afternoon.
Mrs. M. A. Halstead is in Battle |
Greek at the home of her brother. Il. Fl. |
Ross. She underwent an operation for
a serious eye trouble on Saturday last |
and letters indicate that the sight of |
the eye will probably be saved.
The rain of Monday night and the wet |
snow Tuesday morning created a gen
eral demand for rubbers and rubber |
boots. All the city shoe dealers had |
their hands full meeting the demands
of their customers.
Carl Back of this city, and Miss
Gertrude Ley of Cadillac. were mar
ried, Monday, at the Methodist parson-
age in Cadillac and have started house
keeping in Owosso. Mr.. Back is an
employee of the Reliance Motor Truck
Co.
The masquerade at the Coliseum
rink, Wednesday evening, drew big
crowd. There were many varieties of
Costumes, some of which were decid
eddy ridiculous and produced much
laughter. All told it was pleasant,
fun producing crowd, and every one
had good time.
Geo. Shaw of West Owosso, has ex
changed his residence forEthe farm of
Charles E. Burr, farmer living near
Burton. The farm Is a good 60 acre one
and Mr.. Shaw will begin farming on it
at once. The exchange was effected
through l.. J. Kinne the real estat 9
man.
Claude Hickock, 81 years old, who
lives on north Water street, suffered a
compound fracture of his left forearm
Saturday as a result of being thrown on
moving belt and carried against a
wheel at the Reliance Truck factory,
when stool on which he was sitting
broke. He fortunately escaped 9th
or injuries.
A supposedly clever stove agent ran
against Shiawassee county farmer
last week and secured as he thought a
fine horse in exchange for stove. The
horse failed to come up to his expecta-
ton and he replevined the stove taking
1t smoking hot from the home of Rus
sell Potruff of Vernon. Finding him
self in sight of a law suit for damages
the agent quietly settled Tor $50 cash
also paying costs and returning The
stove to Potruff.
Advertised letters at the wosso post
Office for the week ending Jan. 10, 1910:
Mrs. Werrett Austin, Miss Maggie
Brown. Russell Brown, Byoon Conrad,
Edd Dalton, Mildred Edwards Harry
Gleason, Charlie Hagenbaugh, John
Hanna Frank McKsiD, VIM. 4. Miller,
w. J. Reinke, w. K. Reynolds (5),
Frantisek Sara. Mrs. Carrie Shaffer. 0.
H. Towsend, d. Ward