The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-21


Mrs. Scott Wilcox and children of
Linden, spent Sunday at G. w. Dan
forth's in this city.
Entire line of millinery at large re-
duction in prices Smafeld's Hat Shop.
1OS N. Washington street. Adv
All sizes in women's black velvet
button boots, prices 81 90. $s.45. S. 95
to $500 pr. Thome g. Frisbie. Adv
Owosso Council Knights of Colum.
bus, will join Lansing lodge Thanks
giving day, when large class will be
initiated.
The Cozy Tea Shop opening Friday
at 81 N. Washington street, caters to
the best tastes. Business lunches and
private parties.
Misses Lucille and Kathryn Bartlett
entertained Monday evening at their
home on Main street in honor of Miss
Wilmina Cummins and Miss Alta Calk-
ms.
The Grand Lodge officers of the Odd
Fellows of Michigan will be in Owosso
Dec. II to hold school of instruction
and will be the guests of the Improve
ment Association while in the city.
Frozen to Death-Forked, screened,
and free from slack. That's the way
we are sending out our coal. Matteson
& Layerock, 313 N. Washington street
Union phone 80. Adv
Joseph Sampson has changed his plea
in the circuit court to one of guilty of
the charge of assault with intent to
commit murder and will be brought
before the court for sentence before the
close of the present term of court.
The Womsn's Club will meet with
Mrs. B. 8. Sutherland, Oliver street,
Saturday. Papers on Art will be read
by Mrs. Harland P. White and MRS.
George E. Pardee.
The K. of G. lodge gave progressive
pedro party, Friday evening, at their
hall, about thirty couple attending
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Wayne
Hoag, F. Stechshutte, Mrs. Geo. Saw.
yer and William Kerwin.
Mrs. Anna q. Rose has opened a
store at 500 w. Main street, where
homemade bread and baked goods will
be sold. A crispette machine will soon
be installed for making that new con-
lection.
Samuel Walker of Vernon, is in the
county Jail charged with the theft of
So 80 from a home in Venice township.
Walker was on parole from state in.
stitution and will probably have to
return and serve the balance of his
term.
About forty couple attended the sec.
ond complimentary party given by
Owosso lodge of Elks at its temple Fri
day evening. The Tango dance was
permitted and danced every sixth dance
on the second floor and at any time or
the third floor.
Nearly one hundred members Of the
families of Owosso Lodge of Eagles at
tended the dancing and card party al
the Home Tuesday evening. Merrici
Blair and Miss Bessie Smalley and Mr.
and Mrs. Silas Wheelock were prize
winners at cards.
Frank Goggins of Flint is in TIT
county Jail charged with assault on ,
woman at Shaftsburg. He hired on
, to wolk at ditching but got drunk ant
assaulted his employers wife. He wa
bound over to the circuit court b,
: Justice Strong at Perry.
Harry r. Fuller of Durand wa
arrested in Bay City, Sunday, taken t.
Durand and given 80 days sentence t,
the county Jail for the larceny of
watch from the person Of ID. II. Ed
wards as he was being carried to
doctors office after being hurt on tn
> Grand Trunk railroad.
Mrs, Ida Pomeroy, who lives at TIT
: home of Edgar N. Middaugh, s. Chip
? man street, fell Thursday evening Will
going down stairs at the Methods
church, striking the post at the bottom
y Her nose was broken, several teetl
!. were knocked out and she suffere,
4 severe bruises.
= Following is list of letters advei
;. tised at the Owosso postoffice for th
week ending Nov. Is: Mrs. Ere
= Cracked, Norman l.. Drake, Eliz
!, Goodue, Constan Innery, l.. L. Lar
= mon, Jim Love, George Mehalako'
Mr.. virgil-H. officer, J. w. Toland
W. A. wilcox|F. Tergovic, foreign, 7
. Jerkovic, foreign.
- r. e. Howard, formerly associate
. with his father in the undertaken
= business in this city, but later becon
q ing chiropractor, has registered as
drugless practitioner under the laws
;. Michigan, being one of comparitivel
!. small number who were accepted