The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-09

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berry" II You are interested let him
know and he will be glad to mail You
circular which gives the complete
list, also the cut prices. Remember the
name A. NJ. Chapel. Byron, Mich.
Frank Royce of Ann Arbor, was in
Byron, Wednesday.
Several farmers in this vicinity sig
ned contracts for 81 gallons of oil and a
barrel, which was to be delivered mt
Byron. When the tank car arrived at
Durand. they received notice to go to
Durand to receive the oil. Only one
went from here and he did not receive
any oil, as he was to furnish his own
barrel, and they told him he was too
late, it was all gone. Mr.. Chapel offers
a barrel for 90 90 such as they charge
$500 for. which just makes the differ
ence between cent and 10 cent oil.
Mrs. Alden. mother of Frank Alden
of this place, and John Alden living
three miles southwest of here, died in
Garland Sunday morning. The remains
were brought here where the funeral
was held Wednesday.
w. f. Close & Company have filed
their ice house. The ice was shipped
In over the Ann Arb0r road.
Mrs. Martha WEIGH is home from
Corunna were she has been assisting in
the care of the late F. E. WEIGH.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Moore are visit
ing relatives in Detroit.
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issue
Byron Grange met Wednesday and
after electing F. B. Shelp Master in
place of L. B. Boyd, who declined the
place, officers were installed by deputy
Lovejoy Of Owosso, assisted by Mrs.
Lovejoy.
The officers are as follows:
Master-F. B. Shelp.
Overseer-E. J. Hathaway.
Chaplain-Mrs. L. R. Brown.
Steward-Albert Brown.
Treasurer. II. Eddy.
Secretary-B. 8. Fosket.
Assistant Steward-Wm. Root.
Gatekeeper--William Lille.
Lady Assistant Steward-Mrs L. B.
Boyd.
Ceres-Mrs. Henry Unberhaum.
Poml na-Mrs. Phoebe Robrabacher |
Flora Mrs Phoebe Rohrabacher.
The Byron Methodist Brotherhood |
had fine time at the installatioI of |
ulcers on Feb 9Th. The ladies were
invited and about lilo p. m. Mr.
August Mier called the meeting to or
Ter and asked the pastor to offer prayer.
N. Boyd was then asked to read the
names of the officers elected. The fol
owing names were read: President,
August Mier; LIST vice., Lewis Hankey;
md vice, E. J Halfway; 3rd vice., DR..
3. R. Fox; 4th vice., A. o. Hathaway,
secretary, Prof. Thomas Mears; Treas.
J. V. Arnold.
e. J. Hathaway was unable to be
resent because of sickness in his home
At the call of L. B. Boyd the persons
AIMED above stepped to the front and
we're duly installed, the pastor having
barge of the installation service.
"A Charge to Keep Have" was
ung.
Officers were installed.
True Hearted, Wholehearted" was
ung. g
Remarks by the Pastor.
Vocal duet by Mrs. Taggart and Mrs.
red Lewis.
The president read the names of the a.,
landing committees. I
Lunch was then served in the base
lent. consisting of coffee. buns, butter.
ickles and pressed chicken. Nearly
DO people sat down to lunch, oyer 80 :
eing seated at one time. Meanwhile I
rof. Mears and L. B. Boyd entertain.
the people upstairs After lunching G
nd visiting they assembled once more
, the auditorium. Mrs. Clifford Lewis
,ndered an instrumental solo. {
Mr.. Guy Braden was toast master. '
Fred Smith was asked to give toast g
} the ladies and Mrs. Fred Lewis was {
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