The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-11-18


ment on Ball street
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Christian were in
Detroit, Wednesday.
Enos Norris is again employed at the
store of d. M. Christian.
Odell Chapman has been in Midland
part of the week on legal business.
There is but one criminal case on the
November calendar for the circuit
court.
Rural Carrier Glenn Blair is taking
his annual leave of Is days from the
Owosso post Office.
The Quingenti Club was entertained
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. q. l..
Taylor.
Born, on Monday, daughter to Mr.
and Mrs Chas. Montgomery, Elizabeth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian butcher are en-.
PERTAINING 1. ]. Ellsworth of California,
brother of Mrs. butcher.
Mrs. s J. Phelps of Corunna, will
spend the winter in Owosso with her
daughter, Mrs. g. Tannehill.
c. w. Gale, Tod Kincaid and E. o
Dewey were in st. Johns, Thursday, on
business for the Union Telephone Co.
Mrs. Sarah O'Connor entertained
company of ladies Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Mary Daniels of Bir-
mingham.
Mrs. Thomas Wilcox, who haGbeen
visiting relatives in and near the city,
has returned to her home at Marion,
Mich.
Mrs. w. G.. Eggleston entertained at
six o'clock dinner Wednesday in hon.
or of her cousin, Chas. Ramsy of Balti-
more, Md.
James Brown, formerly chief Of the
fire department in this CITY. has been
appointed member OF the Lansing fire
department.
Mrs. Fl W. Martin and Mrs. F. A.
Thompson are visiting at the home of
the formers daughter, Mrs. e. A. No.
wack in Cadillac.
Mrs. d. K. Parker leaves today for
Findlsy, Ohio, to join her husband who
has position with large manufac
turing plant in that city.
Charles Ramsey, who has been a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Eggleston, will leave Saturday
for his home in Baltimore, Md.
The remains of Richard Coward. a
civil war veteran, were buried in Pine
Tree cemetery at Corunna, Wednesday.
The deceased was for many years q
resident of Venice township but died in
Ithaca, where he was residing.
Nearly $50 members were present at
the meeting of the Elks Tuesday even
ing. Following the initiatory work a
fine supper was served and short sd.
dresses made by number Of members.
Since the outbreak of smallpox in
Saginaw As, 900 of it's $4,000 inhabitants
have been vaccinated and by the end
of this week it is thought the balance
will be. Those refusing are quarantin.
ed for three weeks.
Alonzo Hart, a Detroit dealer in oleo-
m ,rgarine, has been sentenced to pay a
fine Of 81 200 and to spend year in
the Detroit house of correction for vio-
lating the pure food law. He sold the
stuff as butter.
: The board of trustees of postal saw
ings banks has decided that interest
will only be paid once year. Interest
will be computed only from the first
day of the month following the date Of
deposit and interest on an original de.
post will not be payable until the first
twelve months have elapsed.
Myrtle lodge Modern Brotherhood Of
America will entertain on Monday af.
ternoon and evening next a number of
visitors from lodges within radius of
80 miles OF Owosso, also several of the
grand lodge officers. In the afternoon
and evening classes of candidates will
be initiated and addresses made by
several of those present. An oyster sup
per will be served.
On behalf of Mrs. Eleanor McCurdy
Nichols of Philadelphia, w. J. Parker
h vs. commenced suit against Clifford Fl.
McCurdy and Hugh M. Eaton. as
garnishee defendant for $4,000, which
the plaintiff alleges is due her from her
former husband, who is one of the heirs
of the Hugh McCurdy estate. Mr.
Eaton represents the estate and is thus
brought into the case.