The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-12-08


Saginaw on official business Monday.
During the month of October there
were SO births and 30 deaths in the
county.
| Edward Cellar of Perry. is serving a
30 day sentence in the county Jail for
the theft of two cheap watches from
Mrs. A. Harrington's house.
Mrs. w. A. Woodland will leave on
Monday for Detroit to visit relatives
for few weeks and later will go to
the Bermudas for an extended stay.
Chas. E. Rigley attended the annual
meeting of the national association of
furniture manufacturers held at In
dianapolis, Ind. ! Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Don't allow outside appearance to
brighten you-we're doing business as
usual, and offer you some astonishing
bargains in shoes and rubbers for the
whole family. Thome & Frisbie.
The remains of John Hymes were
brought from Ovid to Corunna for b ur-
ial Saturday. Deceased was wagon
maker and worked for many years for
Joseph Lemon in Corunna.
The council instructed City Attorney
Pulver at Mondays meeting to notify
owners of buildings where the third
floor is used for lodge. or dwelling. or
places to labor, to equip the buildings
with fire escapes.
Secretary G. N. Smith Of the Owosso
Sugar Co. was in the city Monday look.
ing after business matters and to confer
with President Brown. The gentlemen
were guests of Superintendent G. d.
! Bell for dinner.
j. Golf has begun suit against F.
Goff and the w. 81. Faxon estate to
collect $337.77 which he claims is due
on q contract. He wishes to secure
Judgment 30 as to get his pay from
the amount f. Golf has coming from
the estate.
Mrs. Mary Goode was instructed by
Justice Friegel Tuesday, that she must
send her daughter to school regularly
or be sentenced by the court for failnre.
She claimed the girl was sick much of
the time but failed to have a physi
clans certificate.
Two boys from Isabella county at
tempted to start stage career at Du-
rand this week, but failing to draw
they jumped a board bill and one of
them is now in the county jail for ten
days stay, the other ones father pay.
ing fine.
The council has granted the Owosso
Casket Co. permission to run roof water
into the sewer and to move the Ann
Arbor side track about four feet where
it crosses Cass near Shiawassee. The
matter of allowing the company to
bridge over Elm street 30 feet above
the roadway from the present factory
to the proposed addition will be de-
cided by the council next week.
G. w. Brown of Pittsburg, Pa, pres
ident of the Owosso Sugar Co, was IN
the city for few hours Monday after
noon, having visited the Lansing fac
tory of the company earlier in the day.
He expressed himself as greatly pleased
with the fine showing being made by
both factories this campaign but ex-
pressed regret that it had been almost
impossible for the beet growers to de-
liver sufficient supply of beets to per-
NIT the factories to run up to full daily
capacity.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Edward Carr of this city,
and Miss Winnifred Maud Bartholo-
new, at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Lemuel d. Bartholomew,
Charlevoix, Mich, Thursday, Dec. IA,
at 10 o'clock M. Immediat ely follow
ing the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs Carr
will leave for Arizona and California to
spend the winter and will be at home
in this city after June 1st at 100 Oliver
street west.
The remains of Mrs. Delos Leo nard
were brought from Oh icago to Corunna
Friday, for burial. Mrs. Leonard was
formerly Miss Gene Stockton of Cor
unna and her husband former resi-
dent of Owosso. Her husband, five
children and sister, Mrs Chas Covert
of Chicago, NOUN her. Mr.. and Mrs
Covert are guests of his mother and the
Leonard children have spent the week
with their cousin, c. A. Danforth, in
this city.