The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-12-18
P, d White, West Main street, Is
confined to the house by sickness.

| Power company mas promised that
the tree will be lighted every night
from Dec. "a to Jan,>1.
Star Bargain House for Holiday
Goods.-Adv.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
office for the week ending Dec. 10, 1914:
Mrs. j. b. Butler, Mrs Irma U. Far
rell. Mrs. Rossin, Hiram Smith
Sunnyside Green House will sell
towers for Christmas at less than
wholesale prices. The reason is that
we grow our own flowers and give you
the benefit. Adv
The children are already enthus-
iastic over it and, under the efficient
leadership of Miss Alma De Young,
have the Christmas carols nearly
prepared.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Curwood cele-
brated their fifty-third wedding ami
versary, Saturday, at their home on
John street. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
wood are in excellent health.
w. A. Seegmiller, with the thirty
two boy scouts in uniform, will be
around the tree to keep the space
clear for choruses, and will render
any assistance necessary.
Floyd Hewitt has made complaint
in Justice Friegers court against
Stanley Church charging that Church
gave Donald Hewitt, five years old, a
cigarette and lighted it for him.
81. J. Daniels formerly of this city,
has put in q claim to the Cadillac
school board for 81, 900 for injuries re-
ceived by his son who fell over stair
way in the public school building.
Howard Phpliare was awarded YER
dict of 90 90 against M. Shepard of
Owosso township, Saturday, in Justice
Friegels court, in his suit for wages.
He claimed $3.50.
Albert Todd was in Lansing Tues
day afternoon in attendance upon a
meeting of the state hay dealers asso-
citation. The latter will holds its an
nual convention in this city next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Maliskey and
son Walter Roger, are expected from
Howell Saturday to spend the holi-
days with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Maliskey, Saginaw
street.
For the best and cheapest line of
Toilet Articles. Star Bargain House.
ADV.
County Treasurer Frank Rush will
remain in the Office after January first
as deputy uuder Treasurer J. A. Rich
ardson, plan which is pleasing to the
many friends of both and to those who
have business with the county treas
urer.
Prosecuting Attorney }. H. Collins
will act as assistant TO s q Pulver
who becomes prosecuting attorney Jan
uary first and will take up his law prac-
tice, having his Office in the prosecut.
ing attorneys Office in the court house.
The committee in charge, of which
Mrs. G.. o. Loring is chairman, visit
ed the public schools, Wednesday to
tell the children about the municipal
Christmas tree, and to give them def
mite information in regard to the
plan.
A splendid meeting of so missionary
girls and young women of the Babtist
church, was held Friday evening. In
spring talks were given by Miss Crisis
man, the national young womens mis-
sionary secretary, and Miss Hurd, the
county secretary. A supper also was
served.
Christmas Gifts-We have the we'll
bought stock of II. A L. Ferguson's,
which is being sold at bankrupt prices.
An opportunity to get your Christmas
presents at greatly reduced prices.
Manicure sets, white ivory, leather
goods, toilet articles, etc. l. G. Hall,
R eceiver, corner of Ball and Main st.
192 w. Main st. Adv
For toys, dolls, doll cabs-the up
to-date kinds; American Model Build
ers, sleds, wagons, etc, see Star Bar
gain House.-Adv.
d., II. M. Gohn of st. Johns, federal
Inspector of live stock, was in the city
Tuesday to ascertain whether car
load of live stock being shipped by
VIM Teller was free from hoof and
month disease. The animals were
found to be all right and were sent on
for immediate slaughter. DR.. Gohn
stated that it was not rs yet known
when the quarantine would be lifted 80
that breeding stock could be shipped.
Not case of the disease has as Yet
been found in the county.
A pair of high top leather leggins
with straps and buckles will please the
little boy or girl. Only $i.25 for sizes
to 10 years Of age. Thome q Frisbie
Miss Florence Lindsey, for several
years the very efficient and obliging
probate register under Judge Matthew
Bush, has resigned her position to take
effect January first aud will become