The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-07

Local News
Frederick Gould went tn Ann Arbor,
Tuesday morning for treatment at the
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d Lyon of Toledo;
are visiting her mother, Mrs. McDon'
aid, of Adams street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William g. Beamish
of New Lothrop; spent Sunday with
their daughters in this city.
Harold Lyon goes to Ann Arbor, Sat |
urday, to enter the u. of M. He will
take up literary course.
The interior of Lyon q Ponds store
Is being repapered and otherwise i'm
proved in appearance.
Mrs. James Odel who is in ill health,
has gone to Lansing to spend some
time with her daugeter, Mrs. j. b.
Rayner.
Mrs. E. F. Dudley gave a quilting
party to the members of the Shiawassee
chapter Of the D. A. R on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Ferguson was called to
Port Huron Tuesday on account of the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Jane
Ross
A slight blaze in the barn in the rear
of Roy Aberle's home on East Main
street, called out the fire department.
at noon, Tuesday. The loss was slight.
l. c. Hall leaves Monday for Phoe'
nix, Ariz., to spend some little time
with his daughter, Miss Ethel who has
been there during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Waugh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Waugh and Mrs. G. A.
Waugh were in Durand Tuesday
afternoon attending the funeral of s.
T. Waugh of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Euler left Tues
day for Los Angeles, Calf, where they
will spend the remainder Of the winter.
Mrs. Euler's brother, Col. G. B. Nc
Csughna. formerly of this city, resides
in Los Angeles.
The Gslilean class of the First M.
E. Sunday school was entertained by
Ray Tabor. of Genessee street, last
night. A business meeting was held
after which 9 social time was enjoyed
Joseph -Laveck, who has been work
ing at the Farke.Dav plant IN Detroit
for several months, has returned to this
CITY and will resume his old work al
repair man for the Union Telephone
Co.
Robert Burnon. the colored Durand
cook. who was acquitted OF an assault
to do great bodily harm charge in TIT
circuit court last week, was re.arrestet
and fined $50 for carrying concealed
weapons.
By order of thu Probate Court Prof
w. F. Zimmerman has been taken t.
the state ASYLUM at Pontiac for treat
ment. following nervous breakdown
which affected his mindN 1t is though
course of treatment and rest VII
quickly restore him to health.
III. Keller, formerly of this city
and his brother. Hon. M. S. Keller, 0
Grand Rapids, have purchased the pror
erty of the First NJ. E. church in tina
CITY. and will replace the same with
seven story furniture exhibition builC
ing 66x15O feet. The new building WI
he one of the finest Of the kind In tn
country
The Floral Embroidery club wf
entertained Monday evening ty Mi'
Frieda Wishropp, No 1902 West MAI
,. street. The following officers wei
elected: Miss Katherine Gabriel, pre-
idept; Miss Esther Feindt, secretar.
Miss Auna Harnish, treasurer Mus
was enjoyed and dainty refreshmen
were served.
Mis-, Anna Judd of Corunna an
Edward B. Monroe of Middleton, we
married by Rev. f. G. Dewey at u
narsonaoe of the Corunna Avenue
f ,hurch Saturday evening. I'M
were attended by the groom's broth
and sister, II. S Monroe and Mrs'lL'zz
Andrews. Mr.. and Ms Monroe
residing in Corunna for tie present.
Judge c. B. Collingwood OF Lsnsi'
ON Tuesday afternoon heard the ma
ter of the appeal from the decision
PROBATE udge Bush. who awarded {
attorney fees in the Quinn Will cas-
The proponents appealed against
contestants being awarded attorn'
fees out of the estate, and this is D
one of three angles of the complicat
case. No jury was called for the he'
ing. Judge Collingwood acted on
quest Of Judge Miner.