The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-11-24

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legal business Tuesday.
John Smith of this city, has enlisted
in the U. s. navy as cook.
We are paying cents for heavy hens
and chickens-Rundell- Stevens.
One lot mems rubbers for shoes, all
sizes, roc pr. Mems rubber boots 80 70.
Thome & Frisbie.
Attorneys Geo. +. Pardee and Seth
O. Pulver argued case before the SUI
preme court in Lansing, Monday.
Mrs. B. S. Sutherland was called to
Fenton Monday by the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. William Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Sanderhoff and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sanderhoff were
in Alma attending the funeral of rel.
alive Sunday.
Miss Alice McHardy, who was the
guest of Mrs. T. o Christian for sew
eral days, left for her home in Cleve-
land, Ohio, Monday
Why not get that pair of tan boots
now? Just received another large ship.
ment, prices So 95. So 80 and "a 90, for
mems or womens sizes. Thome &
Frisbie.
Friends here have received announce
ments from Mr.. and Mrs Parsons, of
Peoria, Ill of the birth of daughter
on Nov. 18th. Mrs. Parsons was form
erly Miss Laura Hopkins of this city.
Charles Jones, one of the Bell line
men who accompanied Frank Cornell,
who died suddenly Saturday night, to
Oakley was arrested Sunday and paid
fine Monday for being drunk
General Manager w. J. Melchers of
the Union Telephone Co. was in the
city Monday looking after the business
interests of that company, particularly
the work of demonstrating the lines
destroyed by the tornado.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin,
who have occupied part of J. r. Kel.
ley's residence on Ball street, have
moved to Detroit to reside. Mr.. Nc.
Laughlin is mail clerk on the Grand
Trunk and the change of residence will
enable him to be home every day.
A party of sixty friends of Fl. M.
Post. nearly all from Vernon, pleasant
ly surprised him at his home on Main
street Saturday afternoon. A pleasant
social afternoon was spent aud a deli
cious o'clock dinner served. On
behalf of the guests F. M. Whelan pre-
sented Mr.. Post with handsome clock
and pair of gold cuff buttons.
w. l. Frisbie has purchased the L.
B. Dolsen property on North Water
street and will take possession next
week. Mr.. Dolsen and family will
move to Detroit, Mr. Dolsen being EN-.
ployed as solicitor for the Michigan
State Life Insurance Company.
Postmaster A. B. Freeman of Du-
rand, was in the city Monday. His
Office became a postal savings bank
Tuesday. Speaking of the affairs of the
First State and Commercial Savings
Bank, which was recently closed, Mr..
Freeman has confidence that the direc-
tors will put things in shape so that the
bank can again resume business.
X. Fl. Mcintyre of Macon, Ca, has
accepted position as electrician in the
fire department and began work Mon
day. A big job, that of repairing the
damage done to the departments tele-s
graph system by the cyclone, is facing
Mr.. Mcintyre. The Union Telephone
Co. will do part of the work, however
Mrs. g b Hicks, West Mason Street,
has been notified that the man found
killed by street car at Eloise, Wayne
county, last February and buried with
out Identification was her brother, VIM.
G. Cramer. With another brother she
has been to Wayne county this week to
have the body exhumed and buried in
ano her place.
A jury in the circuit court Saturday
afternoon brought in a verdict of $57
in favor of Alex Crane, highway COM
missioner of Owosso township, in an
action against @. J. Snyder, contrac-
tor, who was employed on the construc.
ton of the Lansing & Northeastern
slectric line. The plaintiff claimed
that snyder's men went over a state
reward road in the township with
,craper right side mp and that at inter
vals the scraper dipped down and goug-
ID chunks out of the road, causing
damage that put the township to an
expense of $3.50.