The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-01-28

Pages 2, 8, @ and 7 tell you what is
going to start in Owosso Feb. 1. Look
it up.
Pages 2, 3, 6 and tell you what is
going to start in Owosso Feb. 1. Look
it up.
L J. Knne, the specialist on Farm
and City Facts gives an interesting
talk page 10.
Emery Norris. whose home is on
Mulberry street, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Born. Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Young, Chapman street, a
daughter,
Alfred Ruess left Tuesday, for San
Francisco and expects to make his
home in California.
Mrs. J. r. Reitzel of Chicago, form
erly of this city, has been guest of
Miss Anna Jordan this week.
Miss Bessie Bigelow was home from
Chesaning on account of the death of
her aunt. Mrs. Stella Brown.
Miss Grace Brennan of Detroit, spent
the week with her cousin, Mrs. w. F.
Gallagher. Oliver street west.
Mark Woodbury., timer for the +.
W. Pearce store, was kicked by horse
Friday, breaking two bones in his right
arm.
Furniture, house furnishings, stoves,
hardware, all at big discounts at
Pearces Big Corner store. Sale opens
Tuesday morning Feb. l.
Our farm patrons will find a new
feature in our market list this week in
the quotation on milk and cream.
These are based on New York prices.
Never mind what you were going to
do next Tuesday-make your plans 30
that you can attend the opening of
Pearce's Big Reduction Sale on all
furniture and house furnishings.
February marks the start of new
month. 1t also marks the opening of
the big sale on furniture and house
furnishings at Pearce's Big Corner
store Make it point to be there.
Never mind what others tell you.
Ask the men who advertise in THE
TIMES if they get results. They are
men who know for they base their
answer on actual experience and not on
guess work.
Harry Newman aud Ollie Evans were
arrested in Pontiac, Sunday, charged
with picking E g. Seiferts pockets at
Durand, Friday night Seifert claims
the amount stolen was $l5, but one of
the men arrested says they secured but
"a from him.
John Mcdonald, manager of the Con-
nor Ice Cream company, Miss Melon
aid, the book-keeper, and Walter Hall,
butter maker, at the same concern will
attend the meeting of the Michigan
Dairy convention to be held in Detroit
Feb /, 3 and 3. MIR. Hall will read q
paper to the convention on whole
Milk vs.. Cream"
The Monday Dancing club opened it's
second series of parties at the armory
this week, Satterlee's orchestra furnish
ing muse. Among the guests were
Mrs August Carton of LANSING, Miss
Grace Brennan and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
H. Watson of Detroit, Mrs Erwin
Geeck of Grand Rapids.
Thirteen persons were received into
the First M. E. church. Sunday morn.
ing, making total of fifty-one during
the quarter. Special services have
been held during the week, Rev. Geo.
Laughton OF the Baptist church and
Rev. A. J. Holland of the Episcopal
church assisting Rev. jennings.
Sherman Matteson, for many years a
respected citizen living south of
Owosso, died on Friday at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Frank Cook, near
Chesaning, His age was n years
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. r. r. Cook and the interment
made in Wildwood cemetery, Chesan-
ing. Peace to his ashes.
George Duell died at his home in
Corunna, Sunday, after an illness of a
year with consumption. He has been
unable to work for the past eight
months. A widow and three daughters
survive him. The funeral was held in
the Baptist church, Corunna, Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Duell was stock
cutter in the Fox CMason factory
and was a capable and popular work
man.
A private pension bill introduced by
Senator Burrows has passed the senate
giving Captain John w. Angel of this
city, $50 month. Congressman Ford
ney will care for the bill in the house.
A bill introduced by Senator Burrows
at the special session has passed the