The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-03

DIR. ID. 81. Lamb was in Arcadia OF
business part of the week.
M. l.. Willoughby, the jeweler, spent
Sunday at his home in Ithaca.
Corunna high school base ball team
was defeated at Elsie, Saturday, 10 to 5
Mrs, A. Fl. Dumond has been ap
pointed deputy city clerk for another
year.
Mrs. 81. G.. Gailbraith of Mackinaw
City, is guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. A. Perrigo.
Mrs. Henry Staphope has moved to
Lansing to be with her daughter Hazel
who is employed there.
Miss Arvilla Allen, sister of Mrs. s. B.
Pitts, apd formerly of this city. was
married, Saturday, in Detroit, to s. w
Moore of st. Louis, Mo.
Don't cut the corners when the DO.
liceman is not on duty at the corner OF
Main and Washington streets, for your
may be arrested If you do not keep tc
the right all the time
Mrs. Hugo Wesener and Miss Alma
Krogman rpturned to Saginaw, Wednes.
day, after visit at G. o. Loring's
Mrs Wesener was quite i'll Sunday
and Monday.
The board of health of the city is
making its annual inspection and finds
conditions better than for several years.
A few bad places will be ordered cleaned
up Immediately.
Mrs John G Van Camp entertained
at miscellaneous shower Friday after
noon in honor of Miss Lena Rush whose
marriage to Eskild Axelson of Mentor
Mimi, will take place in May.
Mrs. Harriet Wiswell and Mrs. W.
Ward were in Grand Rapids, Friday,
to attend the funeral of the former
grandson, Roger Wiswell. who was
killed by being hit by base ball.
Sixty.four applicants took the exam.
ination for teachers certificates at the
examination held in Corunna last week,
being the largest number at an exam
ination ever held in the county.
Clayton. two ear.old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Warner, died Tuesday, at the
family home on Ridge street of whoop.
ing cough. The funeral was held
Thursday, Rev. J. e. Somers officiating.
Marcolme, the eighteen months. old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Derk. Michi.
gan avenue, died of pneumonia. Tues.
day. The funeral was held Wednes.
day, Rev. j. E. Somers officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gilbert have NOV
ed to Pontiac where they have pur-
chased home. A pleasant party in
honor of their daughter Ethel, was
given by friends at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Fred Watson, Monday
evening.
Frank Hummell of this city, was in
jured, Friday, when a barn door blew
down striking him in the head. He
was driving near Elsie when storm
came up and he started to put his team
in barn, the wind tearing the door
from its hinges. No serious result IL
feared.
,lErank Goddard was arrested and
brought before Justice Friegel, Tues
day, and hearing set for May IA on a
charge of assault and battery preferred
by E. Smith, the husband of his wife's
daughter, cripple, after a quarrel
over the loss of heel of a shoe. The
families live together on Clinton street.
Delano Burbank, formerly of this city
who was recently suspended as mem.
Der Of the Lansing fire department by
the chief, has resigned, and charges
preferred against him have been drop.
ped. He had demanded a hearing
claiming that as Spanish war veteran
he could not be discharged under the
civil! service law.
About 80 persons attended the ban
quet given Wednesday night at the
Asbury NJ. E. church by the Epworth
League of that and the Corunns avenue
M. E. churches. Rev. Stephenson of
the Corunna avenue church, acted as
POSTMASTER. Rev. Fields of Flint,
state president of the Epworth League,
and Rev. E. King of Durand, formerly
pastor at the Corunns avenue church,
were present.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending April 81, 1912;
Bert Baker. Miss J. c. Blood, W H
Bronstetter, Mrs Tavern Cline, Mrs.
Ella Davis, Mrs. Archie Dodge, Gordon
Ebv, Mrs. Sarah Fuller, Mrs. Alex.
Graham. Miss Hattie Holden, Miss
Agnes 1. King, Ivan Koch. William
McMullen, James A. Reed. Mrs. Myr
tie Sheppard, Lyman Tinney, Mrs. A.
E. Van Dusen, Earl Wallemine, Mrs.
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