The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-12-12

gay Arbor OF A. q. .. g. has just
@0mpleted its hall at Nicholson. The
nailding is 24x50 feet in size and two
stories high with visiting and ante
wooms. The lodge is justly proud
ct the hall and will hold a de-
dication Friday evening of this week
The Bell Oak orchestra will furnis.l
music. G. H. Slocum of Detroit will
1e present and speak. The ladies will
xerve a chicken pie supper with 9TH
e. good things and all are invited to
attend. The work on the lodge hall
Ras been mostly contributed by the
seventy members.
Liiacs show a decided tinge of
green leaves through the buds and
sHe buds on the soft naples are
swelling. Flowers are blooming in
weather continue much longer it is
feared that the fruit buds will be. in
iured.
Miss Hazel Robinson and her pu-
vi. Of the Gale school will hold a
box social next Friday night at the
II
VIII furnish music and nice pro-
gram has been prepared. The money
from the social will go toward pay
ing for new organ for the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Davis who left
AereSTuesday for their home in Long
Beach. CAL, wrote when near their
journeys end taat they were stand
Ing the trip very we'll and were en-
p5iirg 1t. Mr.. Davis who is in ill
health was obliged to postpone his
srip for a week on that account
Master Willie Courtney received a
had cut over his right eye while in
ake gymnasium Friday night. His
sysr dame in contact with a school
mates forehead and cut a deep cash
~hfea laid his eyebrow open.
James Cunningham has rented his
rarnna' taoBert Eaton who resides
sUutk of town. The latter will move
ssvto the Cunningham farm and he
will move in town here.
RIbert Hartwell of indianapolis,
Ind, is here visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hartwell. His
daughter, Mrs. Charles Morrison and
Enily will arrive here from Indian
spoIis for Christmas.
Albert Howard reports that he
wicked lettuce, pulled young onions
and radishes enough for his supper
Fffday evening from his own garden
Mr., and Mrs. A. S. Watkins are in
Ann, Arbor visiting his brother, Hen
ny Watkins and family.
Miss Viola Lane of Howell is a
guest of her brother, DR.. E. NJ. JOS
I'm and family.
Miss Birdie Hamm of Owosso Is
srre spending few days with
friends. She has just returned from
Il four months stay in Chicago.
Mrs. Iven Sickles and son, Ken
Jefa of Byron were entertained at
ire home of her parents, Mr.. and
Vrs. George Lewis Friday and Sat-
srday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Curry have
arrived in Apopkee, Fla, and write
friends here that both of them are
Tuffering from severe colds and the
nephew, Will Frye is ill with rheu-
matism.
Mr.. Hovey of Fenton spent Sunday
&c his farm east of town.
Morrice, Dec. 9--Mrs. II. w.
Moody is i'll with The grippe.
Yrs. w. A. Conley and daughter
spent Monday in Lansing with friends
Billy Smith left for Standish
Tuesday to spend the winter with rel
ztives.
Mrs. Edward Fowler of Burton
spent from Saturday until Monday
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Walters of Co
runna were entertained at the home
Of his brother, Barney Walters and
Family, Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Jonnson and daughter
Joyce, of Durand, were weekend
guests a. the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ Waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conklin of
Hazelton spent Saturday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Eliot Brown
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graft who