The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-10-18
Local News.

C. H. Sapp left Tuesday evening
for few days stay in Cincinnati, o.
Frank II. Sayan of Saginaw. has been
licensed to marry Miss Frieda Wiers of
Owosso.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Allen, 715 Broadway
avenue.
Mrs. A. T. Thomas and daughter,
Mrs. George M. Dewey spent Tuesday
in Flint.
Miss Georgia Colt has returned
from a three weeks visit in Detroit
and New Baltimore.
NJ A. Herrick returned Monday
from a visit in Lspeer, Mrs. Herrick
remaining forIa longer visit,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Gohring and
son.. left Monday morning for their
new home in Lagrange, Ind.
Mrs. F. j. Mcdaniel has gone to
Saginaw to attend the Michigan
State Federation of Women's clubs.
DR.. E. T. Wilson left Tuesday for
mis- home in O'Neill, Neb., after visit
ing relatives and friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Blair left Tuesday
evening on trip to Jackson, Detroit
and Lansing. They will be gone two
weeks.
81. c. Breckon of Buffalo, N. Y, has
been spending few days here at the
nome of F.. 81. Rush and other rela-
tives.
Miss Ethel Hume is assisting at
the Washington school during the
absence Of Miss Nellie jerks, who is
i'll.
DIR. A. M. Hume, chief surgeon of the
Ann Arbor railroad, left for Chicago
Tuesday evening to attend meeting
of railway surgeons.
Morrey Holmes of New York, is visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q.
Adams. Mr.. Holmes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams spent Tuesday in Ovid.
Mrs. &. q. tISring, Mrs. Josephine
Gould and Mrs. Will Collins went to
Saginaw Tuesday to attend the State
Federation of Woman's clubs.
Mrs. w. z. Hall left Sunday evening
for Detroit to attend the state assembly
Of Rebekahs. She will also visit in
Pontiac and Aun Arbor before return
ing home.
Edward Payne of Summit avenue,
Monday night took fall that resulted
in the infection of cash in his scalp
and caused the lobe of his right ear to
be torn off. He was not seriously hurt.
Geo. Caruso has purchased for
$4,000, the store buildings on West
Main street, now occupied by J. T.
Walsh and b. C. Miller and expects
to establish another fruit business in
the stores.
Representatives MIS-. Ida Washburn
and Mrs. Sarah Dyer of the Star of
Hope Rebekahs. and Mrs. Alma Cole
and Mrs. Freida Calkins of the Colfax
Rebekahs, went to Detroit, Monday, to
attend the Rebekah state assembly.
q. G. Duff, just back from the coast,
will tell his story in an hours talk at
the First M. E. church next Sunday
afternoon at $3.50, especially for all
comrades and friends, although every
one is invited.
Mrs. Fred Storrer of this city sub
mitted to a second mastoid operation
at the Harper hospital in Detroit Jon
Tuesday afternoon. The operation
which followed an X-ray picture was
successful and Mrs. Storrer was rest
ing easily Wednesday morning when
Mr.. Storrer, returned home.
At six o'clock Friday evening there
will be pot luck supper in the Y. w.
C. A. rooms. Miss Harriet A. Broad,
the National City Secretary for the
Central Territory. will be the guest of
honor. All members of the association
and their friends are invited to come
and meet Miss Broad.
Rev. J. G. York left Tuesday for Bay
City to attend the Baptist state con-
yention. Rev York delivered an
address at the Baptist State Brother
hoods banquet given Wednesday
evening His subject was "Opportuni'
ties for Service for Men"
Robert Carrollton. So years old, and
a farmer residing near Lennon, was
fatally injured Monday morning. when
the rig in which he was driving to
Lennon, was struck by G. s. 81 M.
passenger train at crossing, and was
carried $50 feet on the pilot of the en-.
zine. Mr.. Carroltons skull was crush
ed and one leg was broken. The unfor'
innate man has a wife and no children.
Mrs. Jos. Sproule, wife OF the deputy
sheriff. is q sister of Mr.. Carrolton.
She was called to his home because of
his condition, Monday. The accident
occurred about s1o a. m. !