The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-11-11

on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Hunt spent Sun
day in Durand with their daughter
Mrs. Harry Izor.
For the month of September 81 birth
and 43 deaths were reported from thi
county to the state.
w. A. Priest is recovering very slow
ly from his recent sickness and is still
confined to the house.
Miss Grace Perrigo has returned
home from few days visit in Fowler
vile, Lansing and Howell.
Mrs. Nettie Green left Wednesda,
for Detroit for visit of several weeks
with her niece, Mrs. A. ]. Troy.
Farmer Olmsted, of Coldwater, Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. w. D. Ohm
sted and sister, Hettie, for few days.
Mrs. M. L. Izor left yesterday TO,
Baltimore, Md. to attend the annual
international conference OF the Kings
| Daughters
Walter Osborn left the last of the
week for the east to accept his old job
as travelling representative of the Dex-
ter Folder Co.
Amos Parmenter of Shiawassee town
ship, has commenced work on a new
barn 70x150 feet, two stories and base.
ment. on one of his farms
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Schofield have
returned to Owosso from Laingsburg,
and are moving into the house they
formerly occupied, corner Park and
Williams street. Mrs. Scho6eld will
soon open boarding house.
Burton Johnson, representing the
State Y M. G. A. committee, was in
the city Monday looking after the In
terests of the work. Mr.. johnson is an
Owosso boy who is making splendid
success in his chosen work.
The remains of Franz Corente who
died Monday morning at the hospital In
Ann Arbor, arrived in Owosso, Tuesday
and were taken to Knapp q Smiths
undertaking parlors, where the funeral
was held Wednesday.
The K L. s. club was entertained by
Miss Josephine McGuineas Monday
afternoon. Two new members were
taken in Delicious refreshments were
served and a very pleasant afternoon
was spent by the young people.
Duard Moser of Youngstown, Ohio,
was guest at the home of Supt. G
II. Cosstt in this city for day or two.
Mr.. Moser was formerly chef at Nc
Bain's cafe and is now head chef in a
large hotel in Youngstown.
Miss Anna Mueller left Thursday for
Port Huron where she will attend the
banquet given by the Port Huron
chapter of the Lambda Rho Tau soro.
rity, as delegate of the Owosso chapter.
Miss Mueller will spend Sunday with
Miss frances Benkleman of Detroit.
Mrs. F. B. Gilbert of Carson City.
who has been the guest Of her son,
William Gilbert, East Mason street, for
the past week, will leave for Boise City,
Idaho, to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs William Tucker, after a
short visit with her daughters in Flint
and Mt. Clemens.
Carmau N Smith of Bay City, secre-
tary of the Owosso Sugar Co, spent
Thursday in the city. He reports the
sugar campaign as going on very salts
factorily in both the Owosso and Ian
sing factories, each of which will have
the largest tonnage of beets this year in
their history. He also states that quite
a number of growers have made con-
tracts for next year.
At recent combination sale of Hol
stein cattle in Detroit, j. Fred Smith Of
Byron, sold II animals for $2,095, an
average of STA each. Among the
purchasers at the sale were Norman
Collins of Durand, who paid $3.50 fol
two animals, Delos Eddy of Byron, $780,
for a bull, ID. ID. butcher of Durand
two animals at 1926, and B. E. Hardy
of Owosso, one for $l05.
Van r, Pond, secretary to Col. o. A
James, U. s. pension agent at Detroit
took sufficient interest in the election t.
come to Owosso. Tuesday, to cast hi
ballot This is quite in contrast will
the action of large number of citizen
who did not take the trouble to ever
stop long enough to vote as they passed
the polling places aud with the remarl
of one business man when importune'
20 vote that "he did not care how tn
election went, it did not interest him.