The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-26

first of the week.
E. w. Beardsley succe Ids l.. g Hey
er as proprietor of the Arcade luncl
room.
J. w. Thorn is again on the road
this time as representative for Ian
sing firm.
Mrs. Richard Doane and Mrs. Har
ry Van Dyne and George Welsh o.
Oakley were called to Dansville, N
Y, Tuesday by the death of their sis
ter and aunt, Mrs. T. F. Coultry.
Franklin l.. Mills, a former well
known resident of Corunna, died OF
the 10th inst at the home of his daugh
ter in New Haven, Conn. He was 81
years of age.
A l. Chandler was at Howell, Wed
nesday, when the examination of the
men arrested lin the locker club raid
was taken up. The case was adjourn
ed to Feb. IA after the testimony taken
at the former hearing was read.
q. Fl. Dunning, county surveyor,
returned Monday to Webberville to re.
sumo the survey of joint drain in Ing.
ham, Livingston and Shiawassee coun.
ties where he began the survey last
week on what is known as Wolfe creek.
Howell Republican.
Register of Deeds A. D. Thompson,
who has apparently been on the gain is
reported much worse today. He has
been confined to his home for several
week s.-Howell Republican. Mr..
Thompson has many friends in this
county VINO regret to learn of his sick
ness.
Ira Way, tenant on the farm of R.
Chick near Durand, will be tried before
Justice Mcbride, Monday, on charge
of assault and battery, Chick claiming
he was badly beaten in q dispute over
whether warm or cold water should be
given to calf. Way escaped recently
on similar charge heard before a
Durand jury.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Jan, 90, 1919:
Marshall, Brand, Mile Cristies Miss
Frances T. Gardner. Mrs Ethel Gilard,
Mrs. Livons Holton, L. F. Horton, Miss
Floy B. Mann, Lullia Palmer, Milton
John L Payne. II. j. Quirk,
Mrs. Anna Shurbun.
A Reliance Model II two ton truck
won an endurance test be.
tween San Francisco and San Jose, Cal.
ifornia. At the truck show in New
York City last week the Reliance re-
ceived favorable commendation, from,
many dealers and the Representatives
Of large business enterprises which are
replacing horses with trucks.
James II. Redson, for many years
until last fall a resident of Vernon
township, died at his home In Corunna,
Tuesday, aged rs years. He was
veteran of the civil war. Besides his
wife, one daughter, Mrs. Daniel Dutch.
Or OF Corunna, and a sister, Mrs. James
Davies of Saginaw, survive him.
Alice Jones. three year old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones of Owosso
township. caught on the back of their
hitter and rode until nearly frozen,
Friday, dropping off near the Essig
arm when she was found and taken to
The home of 0. G.. Pearce. Her fingers
aud ears were nearly frozen but she has
recovered without permanent injury.
Her parents were not aware of her
presence on the rig.
Gen. d. B. Anger Of Lansing. for
many years prominent figure in the
business and political affairs of Michi-
ian, was in the city Tuesday. Gen
Anger was for number of years edi.
or OF the Charlotte Republican, served
IS postmaster at Washington, d. c as
,ost Ioffice inspector and later as a ma
ional bank examiner, filing these
as well as several state posi-
ions with great credit 10 himself.
During the year 1911, the Howell
Condemned Milk Co. paid in wages to
is employees $50, 900 and to the farmers
1850, 600, for milk. This leads the
Howell Republican to remark: This
me enterprise has enabled Livingston
county to become famous as great
center, giving an outlet for
IN enormous quantity of milk and has
made a great number of farmers
financially Independent.
County Clerk Nichols has drawn or.
ers amounting to $20l45 since the
pening of the season when a bounty of
wo cents per head is paid on English
parrows. OF the total amount $1O3 1s,
r more. than half of the entire sum,
'as been paid to residents of New
Iaven township; ether orders are
burns, 81 80; Perry, So 40; Owosso city
80 So; Corunna. $l3; Rush, So 81; Shia-
go no xxy