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


ing old friends and renewing boyhood
scquaintances.
Ollie Brown has bought John Meters
farm and John has Web Lewis farm
on the string with a good prospect of
buying it; If no does Mr.. Lewis will
move to Owosso.
Charles Sickler of Gaines was In town
on business Monday.
Mrs j. w. Seaman is home from an
extended visit at Fenton.
Clarence Deaner of Pontiac, Illinois.
is visiting his uncle. II. j.. Meier, and
other relatives in Byron.
In the suit before Justice Seaman be-
tween Clifford Campbell and Will Bet
terly the jury rendered verdict in
favor of Betterly for $l460 and costs
In the suit between Fred Reynolds
and Will Foster. Justice Seaman gave
Reynolds q Judgment for 20 90.
A. M. Chapel was in Durand on
business Friday.
Albert Cheney of Durand, was call
ing ON Byron friends Monday.
August Meier flushed delivering his
crop of beans to Gaines, Saturday. The
crop brought $14O0 81.
d. w. Meier bought pair Of Perch
ion mares near Perry that are handles.
Dick Harris has sold his team to
Frank Newman.
John Crawford is home from bust
ness trip in the southern states. John
says they have had some very cold
weather down in Dixie this winter.
The Baptist donation netted the 80
ciety little over 5000.
Fred Hetcheler and son of Linden,
are painting and granting the rooms
over the harness shop this week.
The toe social at Mr.. Browns last
week Melted the Epworth League $50.
Some toes bringing as high as 80 cents.
Mrs H. j. Meters committee will
serve dinner and supper in the dining
room of the M. E church Wednesday,
Feb H.
The seniors of the Byron high school
will hold Valentine social at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Wiltse,
Friday. Feb. 16'. Loads will leave
Byron at 7 o'clock.
Alger Barnes spent Sunday with w.
H. Meier at Fenton.
Frank Newman of Burch Run, was
in Byron Monday and Tuesday buying
horses, wagons and harness. He went
home with three horses, wagon and
harness, after making about three
trades, a purchase and sale or two
Porter Smedley formerly of Byron.
but now of Burch Run, was visiting
his mother here Wednesday and calling
on friends.
Mrs. VIM. McCurdie and daughter
Margaret, returned home Tuesday
after four days visit in Port Huron.
John Stowell of Perry and Dell Stew
art of Bannister, were guests of f. ID.
Stowell and family Thursday.
X M. Fosket and Thomas McLaugh
lin and families spent Thursday even
ing with Mr. and Mrs Samuel Arthur
Mrs Bishop and daughter, who have
been visiting in Flint the past week,
have returned to their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Davids are now
nicely located in their rooms over the
hardware store. which Mr.. Davids
purchased from Neal & Shad-
bolt. Mr.. and Mrs Davids formerly
lived in Vernon Best wishes for a big
success in their business venture is ex-
tended by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frink, who were just |
married have departed for |
Italy to spend their honeymoon. But |
they will return to Byron to reside.
Postmaster Stowell's famous winter
chickens are doing finely. Mr. Stowell
will have fried spring chicken before
any one else around Byron.
Byron has added another grocery
store to its list of business places. A.
q. Aldrich former hardware dealer
n the town of Davidsburg, is the pro.
,rietor. He opened for business Mon
lay morning and was favored with
rood trade throughout the day. Mr..
Aldrich earnestly solicits a share of
,our grocery orders assuring you the
,est of foodstuffs at the best possible
,rices. Call on him today and look
lis stock over.
John Crawford, the well known horse
lealer. is making another shipment
his week. One car load of imported
tsllions left Byron Monday night
'ound for Fredericktown, Md. Every
ne of these are thoroughbreds and are
alued at from 80. 900 to $4,000 each.
VIM Mcdonald. publisher of The
.yron Herald, who on account of poor
ealth had to discontinue publishing
be Herald, and with hopes of improv.
az his health went west to Iowa,
there he remained two months, re-.