The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-10-27

Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. e
Hutchinson. North street, daughter.
Miss Hazel Jopling of Petrolea, Ont.
is the guest of her father, William
Jopling.
Herbert Hawcroft returned SUNDAY
from visit in Howell. Mrs. Hawcrof
and daughter are visiting friends il
Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mr.. R. P. Stratton of Bowl
ing Green, Ohio, are guests of B S
Stratton, North Washington street.
Miss Lena Martin has returned from
a stay of several weeks in Columbus
Ohio She is much improved in health
Misses Alta and Helen Johnson oil
Detroit, have visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Johnson, King street,
this week.
Mrs. G. L. Cramer left Wednesday
for Wisconsin, where she will be the
guest of her mother until the first OF
the year.
We are exclusive agents for Crossett
and Beacon high grade shoes for men,
$500, $3.50, $500 per pair, at VIM,
Feindt's, 2O2 West Main street, Haarer
| block.
Sheriff Herrick has brought Peter
Jaster of Owosso township, back from
the Dearborn retreat and he is confined
in the county Jail and will probably be
taken to the asylum at Pontiac next
week.
DR.. J. o. Parker has asked the city
to pay the cost Of repairs to his auto
mobile, which was badly damaged by
dropping into hole on West Main
street last week Thursday. He states in
q communication that FIVE rear springs
have been broken and other damages
done during the last four wears because
of the bad roads.
While Fred WEIGH was in the village
last week he sold his house and lot on
Adelaide street to Mrs. b. Briscoe. -
Fenton Independent. Mr.. WEIGH. who
is proprietor of the WEIGH elevator in
this city, has purchased the Mrs. Alvin
Evans place on Mulberry street north
and is to take possession in the spring
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Oct. 81, 1911:
]. Arene, J. F. Barnes, 81. Belheimer,
Mrs. Oily Brown, Albert T. Christina,
Otto Cook, II. w. Couryille, Orrin De-
Long, Gland Hackett, Mrs. Rose John.
son, Mary Leke, Filiks Nesterenko, Mrs.
William j. Reineke, G. E.. Spaulding
Co. Tom Stark (2), Miss A. J. Thomas.
Will A. Priest who is enroute for
California, writes from Tuscon, Ari-
IONA, on the Goth. Have just been out
for a two mile walk before breakfast.
This is beautiful morning, Just like
summer, air light and dry Nice mod
ern city but very different from the
east. Have been here couple of days
but will be on the go again tonight"
Elks' Memorial day will be celebrated
on Sunday, Dec 3rd. A committee
has been appointed by Exalted Ruler
M j. Phillips, to prepare program for
that event. Hon. Grant Fellows of
Hudson, has been invited to give the
main address. This meeting will be
open to all citizens whether members
Of the lodge or not.
Mrs. Sarah Livingston was in Elsie
Saturday 10 inspect Major Lusk's w.
r. G. No. 22S. This is the third year
this honor has been extended Mrs.
Livingston and at the completion of the
work, she was presented with a hand
painted bread plate and large bouquet
of chrysanthemums. Mrs. A. N.
Goodwin and Mrs. A.. Kauch accom-
panied her.
Peter Mills, who works the farm Of
Mrs. VIM. Chaffee, had 40 acres of beans
planted this season. Now, as Pete is
worker and a good farmer he had them
all up in good shape before the rains,
Iaud has just sold them to w. f. Close
81 Co.. and has received for his share of
the crop, after all expenses, over six
hundred dollars, and now has the 40
acres planted to rye, and Is not worry.
ing about the wet weather. We are
glad to note his success, as Pete de.
serves 1t. Byron Herald.