The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-02-04
Read the big ad on page o.

Read the article about Shiawassee
county farms on page two.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Hoag, Hickory street, a son.
Born, Sunday. to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lundy, Higgins street, son.
Miss Myra Hinckley spent Sunday
with her parents in Fenton.
Mrs. j. Edwin Ellis is in Detroit this
week visiting friends in that city.
The Fourteen spent Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. B. g. Evens, Water
street.
Mrs. W. L. Frisbie and Mrs. John
Mcclellan spent part of the week in
Ann Arbor and Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs w. V. Robinson were
hosts at six o'clock dinner, Monday,
at their home on Water street.
A. E. Smiley and family left Wed
nesday night for Perry. Okla, where
they will make their future bone.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pardee enter
tanned the Kitchitikipi club, Friday
evening. at their home on Ball street.
Frank Collamer is quarantined at his
home on Lansing street with smallpox.
He has light attack and is recovering
rapidly.
The damage case of Harry Burke
against the Grand Trunk Ry. has been
continued to the next term.o of the cir
cult court.
James Reilly of Morrice, was con-
victed in the circuit court, Wednesday,
of the larceny of boats and will be
sentenced Monday.
E. W. Woodward and family have
moved from Chicago to Winnipeg,
where he will have charge of some i'm
portant work during the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. 8. Allison enter
tanned a party of twelve at dinner and
cards Tuesday evening, at their home
on Water street.
Geo. d. and E. l.. Mason of Corunna
and D. H. Lamb of this city, attended
a meeting of the Arcadia Furniture Co.
at Arcadia this week.
Do you think it pays to own a farm
in Shiawassee county? IF there is any
doubt about it just read L. j. Kinnes
article on page ten.
John Buckley of New Haven town
ship paid a $10.25 fine to Justice p "a.
cock in Corunna Friday, for not send
ing his children to school
Watson Hurst was host at banqnet
to twenty-one friends served at the
Wildermuth House last Friday evening.
Cards and music in the parlors at the
hotel completed pleasant evening.
Beans have passed the two dollar
mark, having touched $9.05 early in
the week. Formers are selling fast
now and by Saturday night the weeks
sales bid fair to reach 10, 900 bushel
Mrs. Frederick Apps of Detroit, form
erly of Owosso. took an overdose of
bromide, Sunday morning, by mistake,
having used it to quiet her nerves after
receiving telegram from New York
announcing the death of her mother.
She recovered and left for New York
Tuesday.
Buying pork may not be profitable
for the consumer, but it is profitable
process for the man who sells the pork
Last week a farmer sold two fat pork
ers to an Owosso dealer and got in re.
turn check for $4,000. The two hogs,
weighed together nearly 800 pounds.
The voting mems Sunday school class
of the First NJ. e. church, meet at the
home of the Rev. Jennings next Mon.
day evening to hold a banquet and
social evening. The new class was
recently organized. This is the first of
a series of monthly meetings that are
to be held.
Mrs. Bertha Wesener is recovering
from a slight stroke of paralysis which
occurred last Friday afternoon near the
corner of Main street and Michigan
avenue while she was on her way to
party with Mrs. j. T. Walsh and Mrs.
Collier. She was carried home and re.
covered rapidly from the shock