The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-07
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Mrs M. w. Southland entertained the
Octo bridge club Wednesday afternoon.
Hon. w. M. Smith of ST. Johns,
called on friends in the city Wednes
day.
Born, Tuesday. to Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Kimmel, Glenwood avenue, a
son.
Rev. Lyon, formerly of the First Bsp.
fist church of this city, has accepted a
call to Jackson, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward of Detroit, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Detwiler,
Exchange street, Sunday.
J. Frank Green, state secretary, will
begin evangelistic meetings at the
Church Of Christ Nov. IS.
Gurden Dimmick of Toledo, Ohio,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs G.. L. Dim.
mick, Oliver street, Sunday.
George Valentine is in Cleveland on
business for the VIM. v. Robinson Pol.
ishing Machine Co. of this city.
Register of Deeds and Mrs. Gilbert
Cole were in Wayne county. Saturday,
to attend the funeral of friend.
Rev. and Mrs E. G. Dewey were in
Flint, part of the week. attending the
Flint district Methodist convention.
Miss Ruth Coakes returned to her
home in Chaplin, Monday, after a visit
with Miss Lucy Phillips, Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beattie will
spend part of the winter in California,
hoping to benefit Mrs Beattie's health.
Herbert Collins and Harold Lyon
were in Detroit. Monday, to witness the
Garden of Allah" at the Detroit opera
house.
Mrs. D. H. Glass and daughter, and
Mrs. Harland White attended the Meth.
odist home missionary convention in
Detroit this week.
Ward street is now where it was in
tended and plated and no bloodshed
resulted from the grading of it by city
employees last week.
Miss Bertha Roatz entertained, Mon
day, at a china shower, in honor of
Clara Smith, whose marriage to George
Frieschke occurs Nov. 10.
Mrs. Debbie Warren is acting as Ca
terer at the Y. w. G. A. rooms, sue
ceeding Miss Edith Nickel, who has
gone TO DesMoines, Iowa, for visit.
The excursionists to Ann Arbor. Sat.
urday, to witness the football game,
were delayed to Sunday morning on
their return by wreck at Whitmore
lake.
Miss Ada Manning realized $50 from
the proceeds of tie benefit at the Family
Theatre last Friday afternoon. This
will be used to buy the unfortunate
girl an artificial leg.
Mrs. Margaret McBain attended the
Congregational woman's board of the
interior meeting in Detroit, this week
being the guest of Miss Ann Jordan.
Married, Tuesday, by Rev. G. H
Hanks at the Congregational parsonage
Miss Bertha Demorest and Samuel
Shuster, both of Rush township. They
will reside on farm in Rush town
} ship
Maple River Farmers club members
have asked, by resolution, that South
Washington street from the GRAND
Trunk to the cemetery be repaired
claiming it is in bad shape for heavy
loads.
Henry johnson was called to Detroit
Wednesday, by the serious sickness oil
his daughter, Miss Alta johnson. Mrs
johnson has been in Detroit with hel
daughter for several weeks.
Supervisor E. D. Colby of Woodruff,
has petitioned the probate court to
have William Wall, an ex.conyict now
In the county Jail charged with assault
committed to an insane asylum.
M. Fl. DeFoe of the Charlotte Repub
lican, called on THE TIMES, Tuesday
Mr.. DeFoe is numbered among the wide
awake newspaper men of the state and
so far as Republican politics go he il
about as we'll posted as any one.
\ Elmer Dean of Owosso, has been ad
judged insane by Probate Judge Bush,
and taken to the hospital at Pontiac
The petition was filed by Mrs. Dean
and the exam instion conducted by Drs
F. A. Watts and p. s. Wilson
Michigan has more apples than Cali
fornia, Washington and Oregon com
bined. Our apples are every whit a.
luscious and when our growers spray
prune. grade and pack the fruit with
the same skill that the far western
states attend to theirs, Michigan apple,
will prove an immeasurable source Of
profit and comfort to the common
wealth. Education will do It'll. K
Dattan1; In Mol arotor Tanica