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

the week with relatives near Flushing
Some very interesting facts are given
this week under Farm and City Facts
The Pre- Du club enjoyed a stag party
at the home of Mrs. R. J. Tick, Thurs
day.
A. M. Bentley has been in Kansas
City, Mo-, and other western cities this
week
F. w. Pearce was in Detroit, Tues
day and Wednesday, at the automobile
show.
A. f. Howard spent the first of the
week at the furniture exhibit in Grand
Rapids.
Jan ed G. Thomas of the auditor gen.
erals department, Lansing, spent the
first CT the week in Corunna.
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Mrs. W. F. Gallagher entertained at
thimble party, Tuesday afternoon. in
honor of her cousin, Miss Brennan of
Detroit.
Mrs Thomas Doyle spent part of the
week with her husband at the hospital
in Ann Arbor where he is recovering
from an operation.
About twenty members of the Won
ans club of this city, spent Saturday in
Flint, guests of Mrs. E. l.. Devereaux
and were delightfully."- entertained.
Mrs. j. s. Mcclure and children of
East Tawas, returned to their home
Saturday after visit at Mrs. M. A.
Carmodys, Water street.
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8. T. VanDusen, Morrell Bentley,
Justin and Don Shattuck, Herbert Col
Inns and Harold White were Detroit
visitors the first of the week.
Robert Guthrie, son of Manager
Gu hrie of the o. & G. E. Co. of this
city has resigned his position with the
Electric company to take a place as
Office secretary of the Ann Arbor Y. NJ
G. A. He left Wednesday for that
city.
Restaurant proprietors in. Owosso
have raised the prices of sandwiches
containing pork and eggs to ten cents,
glass of milk now costs five cents
where pint was formerly given and
eggs sell at FIVE cents each. The raise
will be in force until the price of meat
and eggs at the retailers drops
The Owosso High school basket ball
team defeated the Chesaning team at
armory Friday evening by score of
81 to IL; the normal department girls
team was defeated by the city teachers
team, "a to 10, and the first team of
high school girls defeated the second
team, 81 to 4.
f. A. Travis of st. Johns, has been
appointed receiver for the Michigan
Milk and Food Products Co of Elsie.
Four hundred farmer creditors asked
for the appointment of W. J. Martin of
Ovid Mr.. Travis has filed bond for
So, 900 and states that he will get every
cent possible for the creditors.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Jan. 90,
1910: Miss Ethel Bradley, Miss Nellie
Cassidy, Mrs. Nora Dennis, G. A.
Downey, Jan Fejkus. Mrs. VIM. Fritz,
John Joyce. G. L. McCanty, A. Pats 81
E. II Palmer, W. r. Reynolds, OFT M.
Rus, Mrs. Maria Sanford, Mrs. Gene
we've Stephen. Mrs. Feaby Tailor. Miss
Netty Ward, g. A. Weston, A. j. Bow
man.
One of the big trucks from the Re-
lance factory while being tested Mon
day morning got into the ditch beyond
West Owosso, and it was necessary to
bring out another truck to pull it out
| The big machine was not damaged in
the least and was able to return to the
city under its own power. The acct
dent, while minor one, demonstrates
the substantial way in which these
trucks are being made