The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-03-28

mrs john murray accompanied MIS-.
Roy Northway to her home in Mt.
Pleasant, Monday, for short visit
Mr.. Roy Osburn of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
spent couple of days with his parents,
x-Mavor and Mrs. Morris Osburn,
this week
Mrs. Lena N. High of Ovid and
her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Mahaney
Of Flint visited relatives and friends
here, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Spencer, Hickory
street. hsye packed their household
goods and are moving to Fremont, to
live with his aged father.
w. j. Melchers and L. L. Conn at.
tended hearing on telephone matters
before legislative committee in Ian.
sing. Tuesday evening"
Despite the storm large number OF
persons were present at the Easter sup
per given by the ladies of the Congrega
tional church Tuesday evening.
County Treasurer Rush has sent $685.,
399.5l to the state treasurer, in payment
of state taxes owed by this county.
He sent $25, 900 some time ago.
Miss Ivah B. Steele and Clarence E.
Phelps of Durand, were married by
Justice Mcbride in County Clerk Mich.
OILS Office Saturday morning.
Hiram Lamphere of Owosso, has be.
gun divorce proceedings against Flor
ence Lamphere, better known as Flor.
ence Reynolds. He charges cruelty.
Mrs, L. s. Benson and daughter,
Mrs. A. D. Alliton. were called to Ok.
ford Wednesday by the sudden death
of Mrs. Benson's nephew, Charles
Small.
Fred L. Holmes has left for Scott
dale, Pa, where he has accepted a posi-
ton with the United States Casket Co.
Mr.. Holmes brother, Charles, is bust
ness manager of the concern.
L. G. Mead has returned to his home
In Worthwhile after being guest of his
sisters, Mrs. Grace Wesener and Miss
Fannie Mead in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Alyea and daugh.
ter. Miss Nellie. and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam McEntee went to Lapeer, Monday,
to attend the funeral of Mr.. McEntee's
father, Warren Alyea
L. w. Barnes Of Byron, called on
friends in the city Wednesday. Mr..
Barnes has been in the west most of the
time for two years past representing a
manufacturing firm Of Wayland, Mich.
A son was born Thursday. March 20,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Dunlop in Detroit.
Mrs. Dunlop will be better known to
her Owosso friends as Miss Helen John
son, formerly of this city.
Allen E. Brant and Miss Ada May
Smith of Venice township. were mar
ried Monday by Justice Mcbride at his
Office. George and Gertrude Smith,
brother and sister of the bride, were
the witnesses.
Melbourne De Young, who recently
took a course in window trimming in
Chicago, has accepted a position with
Vessel Son & Co., of Nebraska City,
Nebraska, and left Saturday evening to
take up his new duties. His friends
here wish him large degree of success.
Several members of the K. o. T..
NJ. M. and L. o. T. NJ. M. pleasantly
surprised Elmer Brown at his home
on Morris street, Wednesday evening
Progressive pedro was followed by
a three-course luncheon. The Sir
knights presented Mr.. Brown with a
chair, in recognition of his services
After delightful stay in Baltimore
and Washington, Mrs. G. s. Williams
is now visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Williams in East Orange, N.
J. Mrs. Williams saw all the points of
interest in and around Washington, in
Guiding Mt. Vernon, Annapolis and the
Gettysburg battlefield, also made a
short stay in Philadelphia.
The Mothers Meeting of the second
ward was held last Friday with Mrs.
Fl. Beswick, and elected the following
officers: Pres, Mrs. Jane Finch; vice
Pres, Mrs William Colby; Secy., Mrs.
H. G. Everetts; Treas, Mrs. Charles
Bailey; press correspondent, Mrs. M
II. Kenyon. A short Easter program
followed the business session.
Miss Julia s. Haber of New Haven
township was married to Gavin w
Teller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Teller Of this city, at $3.50 O'Clock
Wednesday at the Evangelical
church parsonage, Williams street
The cerenony was performed by Rev
lie. G.. Staffeld Mr.. and Mrs. Teller
went to Bennington Wednesday to
lbe guests at the home of Elmer o
S1adbolt before going to their new
home in New Haven.