The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-05-05


the county Jail for being drunk on the
streets in this city last week.
Here's a reliable recipe to follow. Get
good painter to spread Bradley &
Vrooman Pure Paint and you've got
good job. Sold by Henry Beswick,
Owosso.
Christopher Columbus reported that
the Indians used paint. Must have
been Bradley & Vrooman Pure Paint.
1t lasts longest. Sold by Henry Bes-
wick, Owosso
Mayor Ellis of Grand Rapids, has APP
pointed Rev. J. T. Hustled formerly
pastor of the Congregational church at
Durand, member of the health board.
He is. pastor of the Wallin Congrega'
tional church of Grand Rapids.
H. F. Dinner of Traverse City, has
taken possession of the Wildermuth
House, installing Bert Waldo formerly
of st. Johns, as manager. Mr.. Hoff-
man and family have moved to the
Amos house on Exchange street east.
A. b. Finch of Bennington township,
has purchased the interest in the Perry
Milling Company's plant formerly own
ed by Nj. G. Hosmer and will act as
manager, Others associated with the
business are F. M. Towner and A. 5.
Watkins.
George w. Hauck of Greenville,
formerly associated with his brother,
N. F., in the Hauck hotel and bar bust
ness in this city, has opened saloon
in Bay City, being compelled by local
option laws to make this fourth move
to wet territory.
Harrison Jobes was arrested Satur-
day for being drunk on the streets and
was fined So by Justice Friegel, with
the promise of house of correction
sentence if he appeared again. He
visited Oakley to help Geo. Cute cele
brate the closing of his saloon there.
The manufacturers of Calumet Bak
ing Powder have just prepared new
edition of their handsome Cook Book
and will gladly mail it FREE to anyone
who sends for it. In writing, address
the Calumet Baking Powder Co., Chi
cago, and ask for Cook Book "F."
Married, April 81, at Baltimore, Nd
George F Robinson of Washington, d
q c., formerly of this city, and Mrs Mar
4 garet A. Winters. Mr.. Robinson Is
we'll known civil war veteran who i
g employed as Waterman at the nationa
!. capitol, having been appointed abou
II thirteen years ago.
Mrs. Henry Beehler of Pontiac,
n visiting her parents in this city. Sh
n is enroute to Georgian Bay, Ont, whe1
|. she will spend Sunday with Mr.. Beei
Ter. He is travelling for the Carte
q Car Co. of Pontiac. .
"a A petition has been filed with II
" County Drain Commissioner for deel
ening, widening, Strengthening an
relocating the South Looking Ola
- and Vermillion Creek Drains I'll
!; total length of this drain will be abo'
%, 10 miles and will traverse the townsh
of Locke in this county, Perry, Scio
ahd Woodruff in Shiawassee count
III and Bath and Victor in Clinton count
p This work will be dredge job with
10 bottom width not to exceed "a feet.
Mason News.
Mrs. Warren Mellinger, aged
81 wears, died at her home on Corun
III avenue last Thursday. after an illn'
GU of one week. beginning with mum
LEI pneumonia developing later Deceas
had lived here but short time, conf
,he "a a bride from Ithaca. She was
nd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nc
st. of that city, and the remains W
to taken there for burial, the burial bel
held Saturday. Mr.. Mellinger is a
lon egraph operator and has the sympa'
JOS of large circle of friends in It'll
ia. and this city.
18th star OF Hope Rebekahs and Owe
the 10 lye No. SO, /. o. o. f. joined II
day night in celebrating the 99d a
I'M versary of the founding of the
not organizations in Michigan, at the
han ON East Main street A varied
{ is gram was carried out, and ice CT
inst and cake was served. Rev. John '
veek sons talk in which he reviewed
we're work and the growth of the Odd
or. lows in Michigan, was very interest
eral The regular business meeting OF
No Rebekahs was held before the prog
was carried out.