The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14

Mrs. Geo. L. Cramer is in Baraboo
Wis, called by the sickness of her
mother.
Harry ]. Daniels of the Cadillac News
and Express spent Sunday with his
parents in this city.
1t is rumored that plans are we'll
under way for the organization of a
second bank in Corunna.
Shiawassee county reported 40 deaths
and A births to the state board of health
for the month of August.
The towers for the Commonwealth
Power Co. high tension wires are all up
between Lansing and Owosso.
Messrs. E. J. and G. T. Cook were in
the city Monday to unload car of sal
wage wheat which they purchased for
feed.
VIM. Edgar has sold his farm north
of the city to parties from Ohio. The
consideration is said to have been
$500.
Deputy Register of Deeds Frank
Peacock is recovering from sick spell
and hopes soon to be able to resume
his work.
Mrs. Howard S. Reed, who had been
in the city two weeks on account of the
sickness and death of her mother, Mrs
E. B. Dewey, left Tuesday for her home
in Blacksburg, Va.
W. A. Rosenkrans spent part of the
week in Ingham county doing cam
paign work. Reports from all parts of
the district indicate that he will poll
the full Republican vote for senator.
D.. NJ. Christian has commenced
work on repairs to the two store build
ings at the southeast corner of Main
and Ball streets. The fronts will be
remodeled and the building decidedly
improved.
E. o. Dewey is in Lansing today to
meet M. l.. Cook Of Hastings, Presi-
dent of the Michigan Republican Edi-
torial Association, to arrange the de-
tails for the meeting of the editors on
the eth and 2Sth.
T. w. Atwood was In the city
Wednesday and secured the right of
way for the L. & N. E. electric line
through the Holiness Seminary prop.
erty. 1t is expected work will be com.
menced next week on the deep cut
across this property.
A. s. Coutant. county agent of Isa-
bella county for the State Board Of
Charities and Corrections, was in the
city Monday evening to place two chill
dren from Mt. Pleasant in the Dorcas
Home. Mr.. Coutant was formerly
publisher of the Mt. Pleasant Enter
prise.
Owosso was visited Monday by
band of gypsies who seemed to 90 on
the principle of helping themselves to
whatever they might see. One of them,
an aged man, was arrested for stealing
two buggy wheels from Frank Sutfin,
was arrested, convicted before Justice
Friegel and sentenced to pay fine of
BIZ 65 or spend IS days in the Detroit
house of correction. The fine was paid
and the band wandered onto confis.
cate other property.
The many friends of Milo L. Wei
ter, Jr., of Cleveland, O., formerly of
5hlawassee and Clinton counties,
who has been employed for a num-
Der of years by the Metropolitan In
,urance company, will be pleased to
earn that he has been promoted to |
assistant superintendent at an in
,rease of salary.
Miss Frances Hankinson and Frank |
both Of Antrim township, |
we're married in this city Tuesday af- |
ernoon at the Asbury parsonage.
Rev. j. r. Somers performed the |
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimore
will reside on farm, five miles
outh of Bancroft.
Messrs. Hibbard e Baldwin of
Bennington have just returned from
the Illinois State fair at
ILL.,, with their herd of
They were more than
exhibitors, having won 10
rizes, and at what is called The
ireatest Fair ever held, and where a
nal decision is made as to the best
mong all exhibitors of live stock,
nd in this great show Messrs. Hib-
ard e Baldwin stood second as the
sading exhibitors of Berkshires. |