The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-12
THE OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND O. DEWEY, EDITOR.
OwOSSO. MICH, JAN. 10. 1919.
Local News.

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.0dell Chapman was in Kalamazoo Oh
legal business, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Northway ar,
spending the week in Battle Creek.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. w
Leyburne. East Comstock street, son
The Knights of Columbus will have
the first leap year dancing party Jan
23d.
The Clinton county state farmers
institute is to be held at Ovid, Jan
2627.
Miss Joan Sherman is visiting rela.
tives and friends at North Baltimore
and Sidney, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Davis were hosts
for the Quingenti club at their home on
Ball street, Wednesday,
Mrs. R. R. Hart entertained the
Rainy Day Club and others at her
home on Water street, Tuesday.
j. N. Mcbride of Burton, will be the
State speaker at four one.day farmers
institute in Saginaw county Feb. 80
Mrs. Sarah GODDARD has returned to
her home on Pine street in this city
after being in Ann Arbor for treatment
several weeks
X. G. Ainsley has accepted position
as travelling salesman in Michigan for
a Cincinnati moulding and picture
frome company.
Policeman VIM Sober will probably
resign soon and expects to move with
his family to Saskatchewan, Northwest
Canada
Rural carrier John Sprague is taking
his annual fifteen days vacation and
mail on his route is being delivered by
w. G Mccormick.
Mrs Torondeau of Cadillac, was
stricken with appoplexy Sunday, while
guest of her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Mo-
CURE, Adams street.
Miss Edna Prentice has resigned her
position in the Star Bargain House and
will soon leave for Battle Creek, where
she will study to be nurse.
Attorney A. l.. Chandler was in
Howell Tuesday, to defend the men ar
rested following the raid on club
where liquor was being used.
j. Mac Upham left Saturday for
Webbs Academy, New York City,
after two weeks visit with his father
Walter Upham, in this city,
M. L. Baker of Bennington township
has accepted position with the Perry
Knitting Co. to travel in New York
state. He will probably move there in
the spring.
A party in honor Of Miss Margaret
was given by twenty-five young ladies
at the home of Mrs Samuel Sweat Mon
day evening.
Robert l. Gale has severed his con-
nection with the Owosso Manufactur-
ing company, and left Tuesday morn
ing for Grand Rapids where he has
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Clark have NOV.
ed to Owosso, Mr.. Clark having been
placed on a passenger train run with
his headquarters in that city.-Mt.
Pleasant Enterprise.
Is H. Iofa T
Wright will probably be in the circuit
court for settlement because of claim
made by deceased's third wife. The
claim is for $4,000.
Miss Bessie Van Dyne of Sturtevant
q Blood's Office is taking vacation of
several weeks on account of i'll health.
G. V. Harris will assist in the Office
during Miss Van Dynes absence.
The clerks of Osburn's store gave a
miscellaneous shower Monday evening
in honor of Miss Margaret Crossen at
the home of Mrs. Samuel Sweat, West
williams street. The marriage of Miss
Crossen' to Harry Dudley will take
place in the near future.
Messers. Hibbard & Baldwin report
the purchase of twelve extra choice
gifts from Mr. E. l.. Salisbury of Shep
herd, Mich, all descended from Hand
some Lee sows bred by them and sired
by Mr.. Salisbury's great show and
breeding boar MORGAN Rivaleer I'd 14O,
007, which, from present indications Of
the stock sired by him. is sure to be one
Of the noted sires Of the breed. -Berk.
shire World.