The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-03-22
The OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
OWOSSO. MICH, MAR. %, 1912.
Local News.

Local News.
City Attorney s. @. Pulver was in
Detroit, Monday on legal business.
Eugene Bigelow of New York City,
is guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. p. Bigelow.
Mrs. E. w. McDermott of Morrice.
was the guest part of the week of Mrs.
n. B. Atwood in this city.
Mrs. Nina Flanders will go to Detroit
the last Of the week where she has &C.
cepted position in Siegel's store.
James Willard was home over Sun
day in Owosso. He is travelling in In
diana for the Odds Separator Co. of
Lansing.
Frank Hopson has returned to work
at LOOMS & Osmer's store after an ex-
tended vacation spent travelling with
his wife in the west.
Justice Friegel has given A. M. Good
win q judgment of $40 against Joseph
Morgan on grocery bill claim, Morgan
claiming he had paid the bill.
J. D Priest, Jr., has resigned as a
fireman in department No. 2 and VIM
Rourke of department No. takes his
place, being succeeded by Marvin Hans.
Miss Myra Hinkley, formerly steno-
grapher for Odel Chapman, is acting in
the same capacity for the Michigan
Taft committee at its headquarters in
Grand Rapids.
Mrs Josephine Obert of Durand, and
Miss Jennie Watson of Unionville, have
returned to their homes after having
been guests at the home of their broth
er. e. s. Watson, Washington street
for week.
About IL members of the L. o. T. NJ
N. of bennington, gave Mrs. Gus.
Schuknecht surprise party Tuesday
The ladies' brought their dinner. The
morning was spent in social way and
business session Was held in the after
noon.
'Owosso Council knights of Column
bus. enjoyed st. Patrick's day at it,
hall on Washington street. with 9
luncheon and smoker. ST. Paul's Cath
Ollie church was trimmed In green and
appropriate music was rendered.
Married, Saturday, at the home Of D.
E. Crooks, Stewart street, John Doney
and Mrs. Sarah A. Crooks, Rev. 9. G.
Staffeld officiating After the cere
mony supper was served and the
couple went to their home at S0S Shia
wassee street.
Mrs. Emma T. Coon, aged 81 years
died March Is, at her home on Shia.
wassee street, after two years illness
OF cancer. The funeral was held Sat
urday afternoon at the home, Rev. J.
E. Somers officiating, and the remains
were taken to Chesaning. Her hus
band, w. T. Coon, and one son by 9
former marriage, survive ner.
Negotiations are practically complet
ed for the settlement of the suit fol
$4,000 brought by Charles Gilns
against the Lansing 81 Northeastern
Railway Co. for injuries to his two
children. Both children were perma
nently injured he claims, and his wife
was instantly killed when an interur'
ban car struck their buggy at Richard
sons crossing last August.
Michigan Masons will dedicate the
new home at Alma Friday, March 30,
with interesting and appropriate cere.
monies in charge of Grand Master j. E.
Dillon of East Tawas. A. W. Wright,
donator of the property, J. J. Carten of
Flint, and others will speak. DR.. A.
M. Hume Of this city is chairman OF
the Home board and several Owosso
masons will at tend the dedication
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending March IL,
1919: f A. Davenport, Sim Eakin.
Mrs M. Terrell, Clyde " Finton, An.
gust Fuerens Miss Minna Hall. Marvin
Han, Mrs. 8. s. Kohn, w. A. Lsttimer,
Mrs. Mamie Needham, Owosso Piano
CO.. Ralph Pegg. Fl. l.. Post. Foreign
M. vantassle, Mrs s. e. Fulike Bora.
denko (2), Duncan Campbell. Aleksandr
Houminku, Hollsy Lukas, Cteny Jan
Mimochodek, Joe Psiick.