The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-12-16
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
OwoSSO. MICH, DEC. IS, 1910.
LOG Al NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Fred Marvin spent Sunday in Sagi
nav.
J. E. Gerow, of Ovid, was in the city
Monday.
j. c.. VanCamp was in Detroit on
business Tuesday.
Order engraved calling cards for
Christmas at this Office.
n B. Atwood of the L. & N E. cleo,
trio line, was in the city Tuesday.
Odell Chapman was in Midland the
first of the week on court business.
Geo. w. Sackrider of Roscommon,
spent part of the week in this city
with his family.
Mrs. w. II Bachman of Morrice, was
a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Carl
Dewey, Tuesday.
Mrs Emma Robbins is spending The
week in Saginaw at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. H. Let's
T. A. Mears. principal of the Byron
schools, called on number of his
friends in the city Monday.
Geo. E Pardee of this city, has been
appointed member of the legislative
committee of the Michigan Sportsmen's
Association
Lieutenant Harry A Orr, U S. Navy,
is at present stationed in San Francisco
ON the U s. s. West Virginia, consid-
cradle time being spent along the coast
in target practice.
1t will be almost impossible for any
reader to overlook the page ad. of Lyon
81 Pond in this issue calling attention
to the attraction at their store. A
visit as you will do your Christmas
shopping will be profitable to you.
AS result of the membership con-
test just ended by the Eagles forty six
new members have been added. The
losing side in the contest, L. q. Heyer
captain. will serve banquet for the
winning team, led by E. A. Lotridge,
at the home this evening.
The Elks lodge is making arrange
ments for the annual Christmas
celebration to be given for the poor
children Of the city. All persons
please give names of the deserving
and needy child en- to E. p. HambliD,
NJ J. Phillips, Mayor Burke, or l. A.
Sanderhof.
G. j. McClintock, one of the old time
residents of Laingsburg and man
well known in all parts of the county,
will soon go to st. Johns to reside with
q brother. Mr.. McClintock served as
postmaster at Laingsburg by appoint
ment under President Cleveland, and
was for several years one of the rural
carriers from that Office. He is now
we'll on toward 50 years of age and is
vet quite active.
j. P. Waters has brought suit against
c. v. Richardson, late general manager
of the Owosso Motor Co., to recover for
his salary as superintendent of the plant.
Richardson agreed to pay Waters $l25
Der month in the stock of the company
up to Jan. lst, 1911, and Waters alleges
that Richardson failed to keep his con.
tract. The amount involved is 81, 200
THE TINES prints sixteen pages this
week to accommodate its Christmas
advertisers and to present the first in
stallment of the proceedings OF the
board of supervisors. We feel quite
positive that it will be to the advan-
tage of our readers to give careful con-
sideration to all the ads in this issue,
Our advertisers have their stores well
filed with goods for the holidays and
are offering the same at attractive
prices.
While at work in the plant of the
Owosso Manufacturing plant Saturday,
Steven Fletcher got his right hand
caught in one of the machines with the
result that the first and secoud finger
were badly maDgled, the first finger be-
ing amputated by the doctor. MT
Fletcher had been for several years
prominent as an indoor base ball player,
having caught for the West Side team,
the worlds champions. This accident
will probably end his career along TINS
line