The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-04-26

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for sign painting company.
Women's White Nu-buck pumps, all
sizes, 50. 45. 81. 95 and $3.50. Thome &
Frisbie.
Mrs. Louis B. Allison was hostess at
one o'clock luncheon, Wednesday for
the Fourteen club.
Mrs. r. p. Barnett of Kankakee ILL.,,
has joined her husband, local manager
of the o. s. c. Ry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Laverock return
ed Wednesday evening from their win
ter's stay in California.
R. N. Parshall of this CITY, is in
charge of the w. o Cslkins elevator
and feed mill at Shaftsburg.
| A special lot of women's fine black
kid oxfords, light or heavy sole, all
sizes, $l.45 pr. Thome & Frisbie.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Brown of Laings-
burg. spend Thursday at the home of
VIM. Watkins, South Cedar street.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank J. Roth will
move to Detroit, where the former is
employed in an automobile factory
Office.
@. L Dimmick is having the fronts
OF his store buildings which were
scorched by the fire last November
painted.
Mrs. Mai Brown of Sheridan, is
spending the week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Millspaugh,
Clinton street.
Fred Osburn continues to improve
slowly from the effects of the sudden
and severe illness which came upon
him Sunday, April7
The repairs made necessary Oh the
Wesener block by the fire last Novem.
Der have been completed and the front
of the building is being painted.
The heavy wind this morning blew
in one Of the large plate glass windows
in the store building occupied by
The Arthur Ward Company
James Cooper fell while coming down
stairs at his home on Oliver street,
Tuesday, causing paralysis Of his arms
and legs. He is recovering, however,
and no permanent injury is feared.
o. L. Bristol, former county commits
sioner of schools and for q number of
years q resident Of Benzonis. is now
the secretary of the Grand Rapids
Tool & Stamping Co.
Mr.. and Mrs George Haupt of
Owosso township celebrated their
forty fifth wedding anniversary, We'd
nesday, with their daughter, Mrs. J.
|O'Connor, Ball street.
In memory of Charles M. Hays, pres
ident of the Grand Trunk Railway who
was drowned in the Titanic disaster, all
business was suspended on the road be.
tween 1890 and 1926 Thursday morn.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl, P. Davies entertain
ed at FIVE hundred party last evening
at their home on West Oliver street in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Robin.
son who left today for Detroit to reside.
Many friends of T. j. Hicks Of Ben.
nington township, were pleased to
greet him upon the streets Saturday
afternoon. He is improving slowly
from the stroke of paralysis he suffered
in the winter.
The tenth anniversary of their we'd
ding, Sunday, was the occasion of
surprise on Mr.. and Mrs Fred Watson,
Alger avenue by friends who brought
refreshments and left rocker as re-
membrance of the occasion.
The claim of D. j. Gerow for acting
as waterworks superintendent was
recommended to the council by the
board of public works at Mondays
council meeting at $125, but was not
allowed, there being vote against it.
You auto drivers, do you know you
are taking big financial risk without
Auto Liability 1nsurance9 The big
company, Travellers Ins. Co., for a
small premium, will protect you. J.
M. BENTLEY, Gen'l Agent, Owcsso,
Mich. Phone $50, red.
Andrew Geeck was an unsuccessful
bidder for job of paving in St Johns.
His bid was 81. 3Of per square yard, the
bids below him being ST. II and $l.25
1t is expected that two course cement
pavement reinforced with wire mesh
and protected with Baker armour plate
expansion joint, will be laid.
Mrs. T. D. Christian and Mrs. G. y.
Loring were hostesses at delightful
military euchre party at the home of
the former Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Geo. M. Dewey was the prize winner,
The ladies and their husbands will give
a six o'clock dinner and card party this
evening.