The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-07
The OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
OwOSSO. MICH, NOV. z, 1918.
Local. News.

Local. News.
Miss Adah Gerow is visiting her sis
ster in Sidney, Ohio.
George Ferris has been in Cleveland
on business this week.
Mrs. Walter Msliskey Is a guest of
her mother in St. Joseph.
Albert Todd has gone south for a
stay of some time on business.
Mrs. w. l.. Frisbie spent part of the
week with friends in Saginaw.
Mrs. George Thompson is in Chicago
called by the illness of her mother.
Judge of Probate Bush and DR.. Bush
Moore of Corunna, are hunting in
Northern Michigan.
Carl Jacobs, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Jacobs of Corunna, was married Oct.
% to Miss Anna Taylor at Ottawa,
Canada.
The City of Corunna has $500 and
the County of Shiawassee about $500 of
Fox & Mason Furniture Co., checks and
claims will be filed with the referee in
bank uptcy.
Mrs. n. B. Sturteyant, Mrs. Nv. A.
Seegmiller and Mrs. Charles Harris
will entertain the Congregational Social
Union, Tuesday, at the home of Mrs
Sturtevant.
The Progressive party state central
committee has engsg ed suite 304 in the
Miner building and will open an office
there next week in charge of Charles
Hoffman of this city.
Miss Edith Gardeners class of the
Corunna avenue M. E. Sunday school
gave her surprise Tuesday evening,
at her home on Main street She left
Wednesday for Detroit to reside.
Mrs. Howard Bowman, formerly of
this city, who for several weeks has
been confined to the Grace hospital in
Detroit where she submitted to an
operation has been removed to her
home in that city and is slowly i'm
proving.
- The Cinderella party given by Owos-
80 Council Knights of Columbus, Tues
day night was attended by fifty couples
and proved highly enjoyable affair.
The ball room had been prettily deco
rated. Satterlees orchestra furnished
music.
Harry Shuttleworth smashed the first
finger of his left hand at the sugar fac
tory, Saturday morning, necessitating
its amputation. He slipped while walk
ing near conveyor and as he fell the
finger caught in the machine.
Mrs. Joseph Leavitt has received
word of the death, Tuesday. of her
brother inlsw. Elmer Gallop, of Elsie,
who resided in this city about three
years ago. Mr.. Gallop was 80 years of
age, and leaves widow and two chill
dren.
A. f. Shannon of Garland has been
granted a leave of absence for the win
ter from his duties as field man for the
state tax commission, and will leave
soon for Florida to spend the winter.
He will also make an effort to get
down to the Panama canal
The Progressive party of Michigan
has closed it's Detroit headquarters and
C.. F. Hoffman has returned to Owosso
where he will continue whatever work
is done by the organization. The heavy
expense OF maintaining the head
quarters is said to be the reason for
closing the Offices.
Miss Rose Conlen, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs John Conlen of Lennon, and
Charles Mulcahy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Mulcahy, Lying west of the
village, were united in marriage yes
terday morning at st. Joseph's church
at Gaines, by Rev. FIR. f. j. Burke. A
wedding reception followed at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Conlen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mulcahy are both well known and much
esteemed young people who will receive
the congratulations of many friends.
Flushing Observer.
Edward Zimmerman was painfully
injured Halloween night, when his
bicycle struck rock rolled onto the
sidewalk on West Williams street and
covered with leaves by boys whom, 1t
IL is hoped, expected only to see some
one stub their toe on the stone. Zim-
norman was able after few minutes,
70 walk to the home of Mrs. Gerow In
the West flats, where physician
dressed the injuries to the face, head
and back. 1t was exceedingly fortu-
nate that he received no permanent in
iuries and should be lesson to the
next years crop" of Halloweeners.