The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-28

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Steven Sprihgett spent Sunday with
friends in Lansing.
Sale on trimmed hats at Benson's,
corner Main and Ball streets. Ady
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rourke ST., spent
Sunday with their son Fred, in Pontiac.
Mrs. c. s. Williams and son Charles
are home from Ann Arbor for stay Of
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Walworth of New
Lothrop, have been guests this week of
E. Beemish, Water street.
DR.. Percy Crum of Kalamazoo, spent
Sunday with his mother in this city.
Rev. A. J. Holland spent part of the
week with his family in this city.
E. d. Young, Jr., is taking a vaca.
ton from his work as m all carrier and
has spent the week at Highwood.
Mrs. Ella Josslyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Mclean and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Josslyn spent Thanksgiving
in Pontiac.
DR.. and Mrs J. G. Tufford and son
of Detroit, formerly of this city, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rayep,
Oliver street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell have
returned to their home in Flint after
being guests at the. home of Mrs. q. L.
Van Dyne, Saginaw street.
Miss Edith Flemming has completed
her seasons work at the Benson millin-
cry store, and went to Ypsilanti, Mon.
day, for two months stay.
Dudley B. Reynolds has accepted a
position in Detroit as shipping clerk
with a manufacturing concern, leaving
yesterday to begin his work today.
O J. Dreher and Miss Annabel Quinn
of Pigeon, Mich, were married Tues
day afternoon by Rev. J. p. Cooper al
the Asbury M: E. parsonage in this
city.
Would you buy regular 100000
piano for $179.0O9 Don't HURRY-but
get here QUICK. L. w. Murphy, 81
N. Park street, representing the Gable
Piano Co. Adv
Advertised letters at the Owosso pos
Office for the week ending Nov. 90, 1918
Miss B. Cook, Leon Crandell, E. n.
Cue. Katherine Lanisberry, Fred D.
Naylor. Mrs. Elsu d. s. Orr, Miss F
Scibinv.
Wellington, Kingsbury, Gable and
Conover Pianos. Euphona Player Pi
amos, made and sold by the Cable Piano
Co. Get one for Christmas. L. w
Murphy, local representative, 317 NORTH
Park street, Owosso Adv
E. Hoolihan, formerly physical di
rector of the Owosso schools called or
friends here Saturday en- route to Troy
Pa, where he has accepted a position
as physical director in the public
schools.
William May, proprietor of restau
rant on East Main street, has com
menced suit against his brother, Eu
gene May, printer. to collect $l0'
claimed to be due on note given ont
year ago.
Friends and neighbors surprised Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Cummins at thei
home on Dewey street, Thursday, Nov
90, presenting them casserole, and en-
joying a delightful evening. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Cummins are to make their futur,
: home in Detroit.
Miss Anna Doty, nurse who hat
been working in Detroit, was takel
with smallpox the first of the last weel
while working at a home in Owoss,
and was removed to the detention
hospital where she has since recovered
No other case is known in or neal
Owosso.
Mrs. J. d. Crum and daughter Glady
will move to Kalamazoo where Drs
|. Leo and P. D. Crum are located ant
where Miss Gladys will attend the stat
: normal school Owosso friends ar
s sorry to lose them as residents.
The Improvement Associations vot
in favor of one man for county roa,
commissioner points the way for simila
action for the control of Owosso as 500
as the new charter becomes effecti We
It's a straw in the right direction.
Chancellor Commander Eric Reinek
/, has received an invitation for Owoss
: lodge Knights of Pythiss to attend
district golden jubilee meeting a
: Greenville, Dec. 2, when 100 candidate
: will be initiated, the work being don
by grand lodge officers.
Otto M. Stever of Bradley street an
/, Arthur J. Stever of Flint, went.
!. Penn Yam, New York, to attend th
O. funeral of their mother, Mrs. P.
4 Stever, who died at the home of he
v daughter in that place. Mr.. and Mr.
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