The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-12-12
THE OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
owosso. MICH, DEC. 10, 1918.
Local News.

sOoot NoWB.
Miss OrsaWentz is home from Tomah.
Wis, to assist at d. NJ Christians
store during the holidays.
Reynolds billiard room pool team de-
feated the Grove & Coy room team
Tuesday evening 100 to "a.
Miss Helen Storrer will entertain
Saturday in honor of Miss Ruth Beebe
Of the M. A. O., who is her guest.
Guy Lille has resigned as clerk at
Miller's grocery to accept position in
Underwood's store on N. Washington
street.
A number of Owosso men of the First
M. E. church met with Corunna M. E.
church men at Corunna, Wednesday
evening, to discuss law enforcement.
DIR. and Mrs D. a. Lamb entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening in honor
of Mrs. Stonehouse of Fort Perry,
Canada, guest of DR.. and Mrs. s. s. G.
Phippen.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the Owosso postoffice for the
week ending Dec. 8, 1918: William
Chester, Frances Tokatz, Stanie Panais-
toff, foreign.
Thon as F. Madden, Detroit patrol.
man murdered, Monday, was well
known here having visited at Mayor j.
n. Branders. The patrolman's brother
married the mayors daughter.
Max Harryman formerly of Owosso,
graduate in 1908 of the Owosso high
school, has purchased half interest in
the Page e. Guilette shoe store In Lam
ing and many friends in this city wish
him success.
Daniel Simon is in the county Jail
awaiting hearing on charge OF vio-
lating the game law, by pursuing prai-
rie chickens Deputy Game Warden
Leggett of Perry, made the complaint.
Rosetta, the 1O.year. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dryer. Owosso
township, died Tuesday after short
illness of appendicitis. The funeral was
held Thursday, Rev. FIR. Slane offici-
ating.
Mrs. Lloyd Webb received word Mon
day morning of the birth of son, Mil
ton Lloyd, to MIR. and Mrs. Chester
Patrick, of Memphis, Tenn. Mrs.
Patrick was formerly Miss Bessie Webb
of this city.
J.. A. Linton, Professor of Poultry
Husbandry, at the M. A. O., will de-
liver lecture at the meeting OF the
Shiawassee Poultry Association, on
Friday, Dec. 10. Subject, pure Bred
Utility Stock"
Married, Monday. by Justice Nc
Bride at his Office in Corunna, Miss
Eta Kerby Of Owosso. aud Beauford
Sanders of Corunna, the groom father'
G. 8. Sanders, and his sister, Dolly, act
ing as witnesses.
Costs have been taxed by County
Clerk Nichols in the Rockingham vs.
Power Co. case, at $149 so, a reduction
from the original bill which was $4O3.5O
The items for expert witnesses which
were put in at $25 a day were cut to I'll
The Improvement association is work
ing on proposition of holding recep
tions at the various Owosso factories
beginning in January. 1t is the plar
to have one factory every month hole
visitors day to allow Owosso people
to inspect the plants.
ID. M. Christian of this city, left
Monday to join the other twenty-seven
of Michigan's quota of the Committee
of One Thousand" who are in Wash
;noton TO ask the submission OF
national prohibition amendment to th'
constitution.
Chief of the Fire Department Clau'
Craig has issued a warning. He re
Quests that care be taken in stores ant
other places in the use of tissue paper
COTTON and other inflammable materia
for Christmas decorations, that they b
nlaced where there will be no danger
ignition from gas or other lights or o!
contact with electric wires.
In honor of her birthday anniversary
Miss Louise Gould entertained ten o
her girl friends at the Cosy Tea shol
M supper, Friday evening The guest
found their places at the tables b
dainty flower place cards and thre
courses were served. The following
Young ladies were present. Mise
Grace Albert, Carol Chandler. Falic
Parker. Virginia Miner, Nelita Diet
wiler. Margaret Hume Arlene Law
renee, Florence Ward, Esther Lam
and Elsie Whipple.