The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-12-19

Mrs. J. Ford McBain was operated
on Tuesday for appendicitis and is re-
covering rapidly.
Clark d. Smith of Corunna, has re.
turned from a trip to Washington, D.
c., on business.
Women's Felt slippers with betting
leather soles, fur trimmed. CSC pair.
Thome & Frisbie. Adv
Mrs. J. w. Sherwood left Monday
for Riverside. California, to spend the
winter with her daughter Mrs. B. X.
Marvin.
Why not please that little tot with a
pair of genuine Indian Moccasins, zoe,
S5c and CSC pair. Thome & Frisbie.
Adv
Born, Monday. to Mr.. and Mrs. P.
II. Miller of Pontiac, a son. Mrs. Mil
Ter was formerly Miss Mile Reynolds
OF this city.
Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mrs. Roy
Mclean entertained, Tuesday, IN honor
Of Miss Ada Gerow, at a tea at the
home of Mrs. Laura Gerow.
That little boy with the Indian suit
will need pair of Moccasins to com.
plete the outfit. Prices 75c, S5c and CSC
pair. Thome & Frisbie Adv
Theron Stevens birthday was cele-
brsted by ID friends at his home. Satur-
day. Dec. 10, 1918. Gifts to remind
him of the occasion were left by the
guests.
Is the gift problem puzzling your
Possibly pair of nice house slippers
would be the solution. Our stock is
large and prices reasonable. Thome &
Frisbie. Adv
A company of friends surprised Mrs
John Grill at her home on North Wash
ington street, Monday, in honor of her
birthday, and presented her with
handsome fruit dish.
The very next time you are down
street, take the time to examine the
. large display Of mems and womens
house slippefs in our show windows.
Prices range from 4sc pair to $3,o
Thome & Frisbie Adv
r. F. butchers sixty. second birth
day was celebrated by a company OF
thirty five friends who took dinner
with him at his home, Monday noon,
enjoyed the afternoon and left many
' reminders of the day.
. Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Dec 10. 1918
Harry Bell, Edward Burn, Ora Dener
eaux, Mrs. Frank Glanfield, Harold
Hammond, Katherine Lanisberry, Owos
% 80 Employment Agency, Maria Cziszal
foreign. Meri Cziszar 3, foreign.
a Miss Florence Giles, daughter of Mr.
= and Mrs Edward Giles, and Allan
u Pitts, both of this city, announced
81 their marriage, Tuesday. Their mar
riage. which they had kept secret
8. took place in Saginaw, May II, last.
il Alfred Derham of Durand, writes
from Florida that Edward Thompson
~ who was killed by fall from trsir
while enroute home to this city las
q week, had invested in fruit farm, 8,
a that fear of foul play has been allayed.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Trout
man and William E. Hennsry was sol
emnized Tuesday evening at s o'clock
!, at the Baptist parsonage. The cere
I'D mony which was performed by Rev. j
r q. York, was witnessed by the parent
W of the BRIDE They will reside on Sout
40 Shiawsssee street
John Redford was released on Wed
~ nesday on parole from the Ionia re
no formatory and arrested at the prison b.
Vi Deputy Sheriff Sproule to be brough
u to this county to be tried for obtainin
money under false pretenses, havin
or sold stolen team to P. Kebler for $500
Liz He was serving time for stealing tn
", horses.
d Adelbert Truax who swindeled o wos
80 merchants year ago and was al
re-. rested.and placed on probation for fou
IL years with the understanding that b
OF pay back amounts secured unlawful
to is now wanted by Benzie county officer
who offer $50 reward for his captur,
he on charge of securing 1866 on forge
to paper.
ty- Devere Hall, prominent and popl
Did lar lawyer of Bay City, fell ten STARE
to his death in New York, Monda.
OH having become dizzy while sitting on
les window sill He has suffered from
ng nervous break down since last Angus
re and was in New York for treatmen
ers He was well known in this count
lur having been married at Byron, whe
ri he and his wife were school teacher
st. One of his daughters married Roy
ra- Woodruff, congressman from the TEN
I'M Michigan district. His widow, thr
sons and two daughters survive.