The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-31
Miss Moran Danley left Sunday for


Delta Alpha club at her home on Abbott
street, Tuesday.
Chicken thieves stole Is chickens
from Capt. A. ]. Van Epps' coop last
Saturday night.
Miss Fannie Goss will leave Tuesday
for Phoenix, Arizona, where she will
spend the winter.
A special lot of women's n edium
heel rubbers. all sizes 5sc pr. this week.
Thome & Frisbie.
Chas. A. Byerly has accepted the
position of salesman at the Leeds Wooden
Mills store on w. Main street.
Miss Harriet Beemish and Laverne
Stanton visited the latter's mother in
Detroit the first of the week.
Mrs. Kittie Cummings of Corunns.
has been granted widows pension of
$l5 month. She has three children.
William Davis has returned to Cha.
grin Falls, Ohio, after visit ut the
home of his sister. Mrs. John Brooks.
Geo. Avery of Morrice, has purchased
the barber shop on N. Ball street run
for the past three years by Alden Soper.
Mrs. E. j. Porter of Cadillac, is
spending few days at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Densmore,
Ball street.
The l., o. T. M. M. and the K. o. T.
M. M. will enjoy Halloween party at
Maccabee hall, this evening. All
friends are invited.
Born, Oct. 3, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Gould of Houston, Texas, a son. Ray
Gould is son of Elk mayor and Mrs. E
A. Gould of this city.
Mrs. w. Juhl entertained Friday, in
honor of Mrs Irene Kennedy and Mrs.
A. j. Herrick who left Tuesday for
their home in Bozeman, Mont.
Alexander Steel, driver for'the Owosso
Ice and Fuel Co., sustained broken
hip, Sunday, when he was thrown out
of carriage in which he was riding.
The relatives of Thomas J. Cotter
whose parents live in Boise City, Idaho,
would like to know his whereabouts.
He lived in Corunna about three years
ago.
Attorney Paul Gadola has begun a
suit for divorce for Herman Giffie from
his wife Carrie Giffie of Owosso, claim
ing extreme cruelty. The couple have
been married year.
Owosso Gun Club members and their
wives were entertained at Dutch
lunch, Tuesday evening. Mrs. L.
Murphy and B. s. Taylor were awarded
prizes at card game that followed.
Odd Fellows of Owosso Lodge No. SS
visited j. H.. Goetzen on E. Exchange
street Saturday and reroofed his home.
Mr. Goetzen has been in poor health
and appreciated the kindness of his
brothers.
Mrs Minnie Hawcroft has purchased
the lot at the corner of Stewart and
Chapman streets on which the store
stood which was destroyed by the
cyclone two years ago and will erect a
house thereon.
This store makes speciality of very
soft hand turned shoes in laced and
buttoned styles, for women with tender
feet Prices range from $3.50 to $500
according to style and quality. May
we show them to your Thome 81 Fris.
bic.
W. j. Bessey, who had been working
as an Ann Arbor brakeman, was ar
rested Saturday night and taken to
Grand Rapids charged with forging
several checks. He is 80 years of age,
and was located by letters written to
his sweetheart.
Frank Sampson, the 11-year.old boy
who was seriously wounded by his
father, who, at the same time shot the
mother few weeks ago in Hazelton
township, has recovered, and they are
Lying at Shepardsville with relatives.
The father is in Jail at Corunna.
Born, to Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold E..
Miner of the U. s. Military Academy
at West Point, New York, Oct. "a, a
son. Congratulations to the parents
and the grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. G.
8. Allison and Judge and Mrs. s. s.
Miner are extended.
Mrs. Harriet Ruby, aged 70 years,
died Sunday, at Caledonia, having suf-
fered paralytic stroke three years ago.
She resided in Perry four years previous
to that after living in Owosso thirteen
years. Two daughters, Mrs, Victor
Darling of Perry, and Mrs. Jonn More
head of Owosso, and two sons. Joseph
| and Arthur of Port Huron surviye