The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-01-06

sion Wednesday.
Miss Grace Todd of Saginaw, visited
friends here the first of the week.
Miss Alice Cooper was the guest of
friends in Lansing the first Of the week. |
Richard Barre has accepted a posi- |
ton as messenger for the Owosso Saw
ings Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Williams of New
ark, N. j are guests at the home of
E. o. Dewey.
Seven persons were received ito the
membership of the Congregational
church on Sunday.
o. L. Sprague attended meeting of
the Republican state central commit
tee in Lansing, Tuesday.
A. F. Howard was in Lansing, Mon
day, TO be present at the inauguration
of Chase s. Osborn as governor.
BY score of 8 to Z, the Blair team
defeated the Odd Fellow team in The
indoor ball game Wednesday evening
Miss Hattie Detwiler was guest at
the home Of M. N. Brady, Saginaw,
West Side, from Friday until Monday.
Ralph Porter has returned to his
home in Pittsburg, Pa, after being a
guest of Miss Joan Sherman, Pine
street.
E. K. Frueauff, formerly of this city.
has been re.appointed deputy county
clerk of Washtenaw county, position
he has held for six years.
Miss Marguerite Parsons fell while
skating at the Coliseum on Friday last
and broke the bones of her left arm
just below the elbow
The Byron cheese factory operates
four days each week, and the total re-
ceipts of milk for the week is about
80, 900 pounds. Byron Herald.
Jas. L Leggett of Perry, has been re-
appointed deputy state game warden
He has made an exceptionally goo6
, record since holding the position.
G. L Dimmck, Jr., gave a most in
y teresting talk to the members of the
Congregational Brotherhood on Mon
: day evening last in detailing his ex
y perience in the government forestr.
service in the W>St last summer durinI
the time of the great forest fires
,. The company of which Congressman
Moxley of Chicago, is president will
70 enrich Uncle Sam to the extent O
d $29, 900 for coloring oleomargarine wit
d palm oil. Monkey contended that tn
use of the oil was not violation of tn
" internal revenue law which prohibit
"a the coloring of oleo but the U. dis
i. trict court holds to the contrary.
r II. C. McGuineas has sold the {
Or w. Shipman home on Adams stree
=. to II. B. Hodges of Morrice, who wi
start the erection Of modern res
dence on the property in the sprint
IL and move here as soon as it is con
q uleted. The Halsey property o
st North Lansing street has been sol
,eI to William Egan through Mr.. Nj
re Guineas.
No The officers of Owosso Lodge {
GO Elks who visited Ann Arbor lode
last Monday and witnessed the col
% ferring of the work upon doze
III candidates, invited the Ann ArbC
team to come to Owosso on Janual
IN "a, and initiate a class for the loo
d. lodge. On February %, Owoss
is lodge will pay a return visit and in
~. tjate a class for the Ann Arbor o
,k ganization.
X. Mrs. Chas. G.. Duffy Of New Me
leo, formerly of this city, is visitir
JIG at the home of her mother, MI
cir Chas. McAuliffe of Ann Arbor. {
on Christmas day she completed the r
or ouired fourteen months residen
ar on a quarter section, dozen mil
i9 from Vaughn, where her husband
=. foreman of the Sante Fe railroi
mo shops. Mrs. Duffy spent a PORTE
'ie of each day on her property abs
ne Iutely alone, driving out in &
BY morning and back to town at nigl
o. M. +. Houghton was sworn in
,1- deputy sheriff to succeed B. S. CIR
'ai fin last Saturday. 1t was over
DIS month ago that he rendered his re
Ok ignation to the Grand Trunk
Ter switchman in the yards here, and {
ere ter that time he was able to wo
ed only a few days. He had been va
,se cinated ard tore the muscles of
"a arm loose from the sore while 1t v
80, healing. The same confined him
,oi his home and threatened to be Sc
iiy' GUS case OF vaccination results. T
w arm is practically all healed now.
" Durand Express.