The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-11-20
Local News.


city Thursday.
Owosso Lodge Odd Fellows held a
social in their hall last night.
Born, Thursday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dennison, Burton, a son.
Miss Hattie Mclaughlin of Bay City,
is guest of Miss Margaret Gray.
Mrs. Albert Todd was hostess for the
Reigny Day Club Wednesday afternoon.
Born. Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ketchum, Shiawassee township, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Parker entertain
ed the Junior FIVE Hundred Club last
evening.
Mrs. Rollon A. Lord gave pleasant
party Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Geo.
Swarthout
Mrs. G. w. Sackrider entertained the
Travellers Club at her home on Oliver
street yesterday.
l.. B. Dolsen has been in Mt. Glenn
ems part of the week on business for
| the OWoSSo sugar 20.
Lee Hall was in Lansing, Wednesday,
to bring his mother, Mrs. Sarah Hall,
who has been ill, to Owosso.
About eighty couples attended Nc
Namara's leap year dancing party at
the Armory Tuesday evening.
Clark d. Smith has been confined to
his rooms at the Central House in Co.
runns, for several days with throat
trouble.
Mrs. Edward Kline of Dryden, is a
guest of her mother, DR.. A. s. Gooding.
Mr.. Kline will join her today to remain
until after Thanksgiving.
VIM. Frye has resigned his position
as driver of one of HALL d Sons wagons,
after seven years service and will work
for the Saginaw Beef Co.
Practically all the beets within
wagon haul distance have been deliver
ed to the Sugar Co. and the supply now
depends on railroad shipment.
Miss Katherine Herring. formerly an
employee at Osburn 81 Sons store, was
married Sunday, to Mr.. G. E. Rousch
of Madras, Oregon, They will live at
Madras
Ed. Shelp of Bancroft, and Erwin
Watson of Corunns, will make third
trial at settling the wrestling champion
ship of Michigan at match in Owosso
sometime in December.
Mrs. Margaret B. Black will leave
Tuesday for short stay with DR.. Geo.
E. Byerly in Detroit and then goes to
Washington, d. c., to spend the winter
with her brother, Col. E. P. Byerly.
Garry f. Sandens, some years ago
associated with Hon. w. M. Fitzpatrick
in the practice of law, was elected as
representative from the second Ingham
county district at the recent election.
The Lansing branch of the Owosso
Sugar Co. completed its run for the
year on Wednesday. The supply of
beets was short owing to the wet spring
weather, making the run very short.
Sixteen delegates from Owosso attend
ed the State Sunday School Convention
at Detroit last week. Mrs. Ferry re.
viewed the work of the convention at
the city teachers meeting Tuesday
evening.
A rig containing Mrs. Dora Beehler
and Mrs J. Rigling was overturned by
a collision with Copas' delivery wagon
on Exchange street Wednesday and
both ladies thrown out, but not serious
ly hurt.
Miss Eva Peach, who lived with her
parents near Bancroft, went to Morrice
last week supposedly to visit friends
but instead went to Durand, met and
married Emmett Bolt and they are now
in Lockport, N. Y, to reside.
Rev. J. II. Coultard, formerly pastor
of the Church of Christ in this city, will
return to the United States next week,
after years residence in England. He
likes the United States better than
England.
William Gallagher of Milford, Mich,
was arrested Tuesday, charged with
attempting to rob the till in Louis
Dennis saloon. He was sentenced
Wednesday, to pay fine of $50 or 65
days in the Detroit house of correction.