The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-11-10

business Wednesday.
w. M. Fitzpatrick has been at hi
farm near Estey part Of the week.
Alton Rundell has purchased the w
w. Palmer residence on Ada street.
Mems and women's soft all felt hous
slippers, SOC pr, all sizes. Thome 6
Frisbie.
l. J. Kline and family are prepar
ing to go to Lakeland, Florida. to spen(
the winter.
Miss Helen Jackson of Oberlin, Ohio
Is guest of Mrs. J. H Laverock. The
ladies are cousins.
DR.. G. Mccormick left Thursday
morning for a short visit at Ridgetown
Ont, with relatives.
Mrs. r. r. Marsh and daughter, Miss
Florence, returned to Detroit, Friday
after visit with friends in the city.
Work is progressing very satisfactor
lily on the plant of the Standard Flake I'D
Food Co, the building being up more
than q story high.
Alfred A. Woodland of Gary. Ind,
was in the city the first of the week
looking after matters connected with
the estate Of his father, w. A. Wood
ard.
Worden Post of Owosso township
and James Post of Bennington town.
ship, were in Hudson, Wednesday, to
attend the funeral of their uncle, Geo.
Post.
Women's tan calf storm boots and
reg. height tans, all sizes. now 90. so
and $500. One lot regular $3.50 plain
toe tans, special price this week $2.95.
Thome s. Frisbie.
The Tower Creamery Co. Of Detroit,
is to open q receiving station In this
city with L. Hook In charge. 1t is said
both milk and cream will be purchased
for shipment to Detroit.
The suit of VIM. Rust against the
Owosso Motor Co. to recover wages
claimed to be due him amounting to
$40 was adjourned in Justice Friegel,s
court Tuesday until NOV. II.
The directors of the Citizens Savings
Bank MAIDS their semi. annual examina-
ton Of the Affairs of the bank Tuesday
A. T.{Slaght of Grand Rapids, was
present to assist the other directors
Because of the increasing demands of
the work and on account Of i'll health,
Miss Nellie Turner presented her resig.
nation rs secretary Of tho Y. w. G. A.
at the meeting Of the board of directors
Tuesday evening.
Perry Dunbar, who recently left for
Los Angeles, Calf, on . leave of ab.
sence for 80 days from the Owosso Saw
ings Bank, has decided to remain in
that city. having accepted position in
large department store. His family
will join him later on.
Attorneys 8. @. Pulver and A. L.
Chandler were in Lansing, Wednesday
to argue the case of Mckenzie VS. Lynch
before the supreme court. Mr.. Chand-
Ter also argued the case of Knicker-
booker VS., the Grand Trunk Ry.
N. B. Atwood and family will oc.
cupy the residence of A. E. Hartshorn
on Williams street during the winter.
Mr. Atwood is superintendent for the
Northern Construction Co. and is at
present in charge of the repairs being
made on the line of the o. g. G. Ry.
A party of friends gave Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Brooks surprise at their home
on the I'd inst, the occasion being their
fifth wedding anniversary. A hand.
some easy chair left by the visitors will
remind Mr.. aud Mrs. Brooks of the
good wishes of their friends. Cards, a
supper and a general social time was
enjoyed by all.
Congressman Fordney and party re-
turned to Saginaw on Monday from
their hunting trip in the Upper PENN
sula Mr. Fordney has promised to
spend a day or two with friends in this
county before leaving for Washington
to be present at the opening OF congress
on December 4.
On complaint of F. w. Pearce, De-
putty Sheriff Fred Brown arrested Silas
Carter at Rives Junction and brought
him to the city Tuesday evening on a
charge of removing contract property
from the city. The matter was settled
out of court and the complaint with
drawn, all costs being paid.