The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-12-11

Bankruptcy sale of III. A. l.. Fergu.
sons stock. 1879 w. Main street. Adv
Ladies' Exchange at 800 w. Main
street is the place to buy your Christ.
mas gifts. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Osburn have
returned from visit with their son,
Roy, in Toledo.
Poultry show Dec 16, II, 10 and 10.
Prepare to enter your poultry. See the
large sd. Adv.
Phillip Hughes and family, South
Washington street are removing to
Toledo, Ohio.
Glen Perkins and family, Corunna
avenue, removed to their new home,
on East Main street, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Ainsworth went
to Lapeer Wednesday for two days
stay. They expect to leave next
| week for California to spend the
winter.
Extra Special-All toys. dolls and
games onefourth off regular PRICES at
Lathrop's Cash Store, 11S South Wash.
ington street. Adv
We offer a special Hot of women's
high or low heel rubbers, storm or
| regular cut, all sizes this week at SOC a
pair. Thome & Frisbie. Adv.
The Calabrese brothers, formerly
proprietors of the Owosso Fruit Co.,
lave purchased a fruit store in St.
Johns and on Tuesday went to that
place to reside.
A fire Friday in two story frame
house at 304 Genesee street, owned by
Mrs. c. Fillinger of Saginaw, damaged
the building considerably The house
hold goods were removed without loss
Get the little fellow pair of high
top Rubber Boots and make him the
happiest boy in the block. Only $3.50
for sizes to fit to 6 years of age
Thome & Frisbie. Adv
Miss Gladys Porter, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Porter, entertained a com
pany of young people at her home on
Ball street. Friday evening in celebra.
ton of her fourteenth birthday.
High Top Shoes for boys and girls
make ideal gifts for Xmas. Our as.
sortment of these goods is very large
and prices and quality absolutely right.
Thome e. Frlsbie. Adv.
Me- and Mrs. w. E. Mckenzie, Mrs
NJ. j. Lapham and Mrs. Alice Hen
derson of Detroit were guests Sun
day at the home of G.. A. Mckenzie,
Hickory street.
Be sure to enter your poultry in the
Shiswassee County Poultry Breeders
Association show which will De held
Dec. IS, II, IS and 10. Adv.
The following unclaimed letters at
the Owosso postoffice for the week end
ing Dec. are addressed to Mrs Ella
Andrews, Mrs. Veil Johnson, Mrs
Edith Knowlton care of Carl Carr. Miss
Lillian Rilett 3.
Silas Potter, an old resident of Ovid,
passed away Friday evening after a
long illness. Mr.. Porter was a veteran
of the civil war and has lived there
practically ever since 1865. He leaves
widow and three daughters.
Miss Mae Launstein will entertain
party Of friends at miscellaneous
shower Saturday afternoon at her
home, West Main street in honor of
Miss Edith Hartshorn, whose mar
riage to Oliver Elliott of Detroit will
! take place in the near future.
An automobile driven by William
Elliott Jr., slowed on the corner of
Washington and Main streets, Wednes'
day and breaking the iron hitching rail
landed on the sidewalk with three
broken wheels. The occupants of the
car were not injured.
A committee representing the
Kings Daughters and consisting OF
Mrs. A. A. Sherman, Mrs. George Nc
Laughlin and Mrs. 7. NJ. Euler called
on a number of needy persons at
their homes Tuesday afternoon and
left packages of clothing and eatab-
les. Mrs. Wayne Taylor Of the Phil
lips & Taylor Transfer Co. contribut,
ed the use of her taxi, to take the la
dies about the city.