The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-21

MIS-. henry Wlnkelhaus OF Howell
is the guest of Mrs. j. s. Corney.
Mrs. Irving Geek of Grand Rapids
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook, formerly Of
this city, have moved from Pontiac tc
Detroit.
A daughter was born Friday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ayers, Comstock
street.
Bernard Ward has accepted posi-
ton in the Office of the Owosso Manu-.
featuring Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John bet.
wiler in Pontiac.
James Carney of Toledo, spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dlngler
North Saginaw street.
A. Syverson. the new superintendent
of the Ann Arbor railroad, arrived here
Sunday to assume his duties in that
connection.
Miss Moraine Danley left Saturday
evening to be guest of relatives and
friends in Hot Springs, Ark. Miss
Florane Danley left at the same time
for visit in Moberly, Mo.
James b. Evans has moved his bicy-
Gle shop into the building adjoining his
former location on the west side. He
has also installed a stock of hardware,
and has remodelled The interior of the
building until it presents an attractive
appearance.
Jessie Morrison, the sixteen. year old
Corunna girl, who made her escape
Friday evening from the Dorcas home
here, was found later at her home in
Corunna. She will be taken to the
institution for incorriglble girls at
Adrian.
J. Nj. Tyrrell of Caledonia, has pur.
chased the Lineous Hook farm of 80
acres west of the city. formerly the
George T. Mason farm, through the G.
II. Miller agency and will take posses
sion at once. The consideration was
IS, 900.
The Ann Arbor railroad is filling in
around its new station and building a
temporary board walk and platform
from Washington to Watson street.
The station is nearing completion and
the outside work now being done will
make it accessible to the public as soon
as it Is ready for occupancy.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Feb. Is, 1913:
Miss Cora Bell, Miss Gertrude Brown,
J. Buchan, Glenn Cope, Mrs. Florence
Camgeld, Mike Carroll. w. w. Chappe,
John J. Collins, John Day, 8. d. Fled.
Ter, James Hicks, Mrs. Walter Howard,
Robert D. Hurlbert. w. A. Knoll, Chas.
Kyle, James F. Love, Silas E. Over.
pack, Fred Rust, w. Shannon, Rex
Stevenson, F. J. Sullivan, B. B. Taylor,
Mrs. E la Taylor, E. M. White.
The members of the Congregational
Sunday school and their parents and
friends enjoyed very delightful even
ing in the church parlors Friday even.
ing. In the late afternoon, the prim.
airy grades were entertained nicely.
During the evening large number
gathered. enjoyed a program of music
and recitations, fished in the fish pond
provided by the Willing Workers, list
ened to mysterious mutterings ofwitchei
and fortune tellers, received valentine:
at the post Office, enjoyed the knight
ing and decoration of Lady Lola by the
Chevaliers, partook of the refreshments
and had good jolly time
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L Parker enter
tanned the members Of the Heart ant
Hand class of the First Baptist church
Friday evening at their home, NORTH
Washington street. The affair was il
the form of St Valentine party ant
the house was prettily and appropri
ately decorated for the event. Music
was furnished by Mrs. G. Flack of Sag
inaw, aud Leslie Parker. Another
feature of the evening was guess
ing contest for which l.. H. Thomp
son was given the prize. Refresh
ments were served.
DR.. A. E. Groesbeck, a missionary Il
China, will address the B. Y. P. u.
next Sunday evening at o'clock, ant
will speak in the church at o'clock
Mr.. Groesbeck was in China durinl
the Boxer uprising, through the Civi
revolution, and the formation of tn,
new Chinese republic. He is an inter
esting speaker, has done great worl
in China and will give vivid story o
conditions in that country, which i
now being $50 intently watched by al
the nations of the earth. China Is look
ing to America today, and American
must know China in order to give he
che baIn apd onidanca oba oaaLo