The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-24
Local News.

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Mrs. @. w. Loring and Mrs. @. G
Loring spent Tuesday in Lansing.
] Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Blood of Atlantis
Ga, are guests at w. J. Bloods, Adam
street.
| Thomas Virgins of Saskatoon, Can
ada, is guest Of his cousin, Nile
Virgins.
Miss Florence Lindsey of the probat
Office. Is at home in Corunns after
visit in Cleyelsnd.
Dudley B. Reynolds is in Detroit ant
expects to accept clerical position ant
remain there.
Mrs. Harry j. Daniels of Cadillac, Il
visiting at the home of H. n. Daniel
for few days.
W. G. Mccormick and Miss Margaret
Mccormick are visiting relatives re-
siding near Ridgetown, Ontario.
Mrs. Albert Todd left Wednesday fol
New York City. She will be accom-
panied home by Miss Nan Todd.
Mrs. Fred Chase and children Of st.
Charles, were guests at the home OF
John Beemish, part of the week.
Mrs. n. B. Mclaughlin has returned
to her home in Detroit after visit with
her son, G. r. Mclaughlin, Goodhue
street.
The board of supervisors has passed
the annual appropriation of $500 for
Dorcas Home and appropriated 1915 as
required by the state law for the county
normal department of the Owosso high
school.
The class taught by Mrs. M. n. Rev.
nolds of the Congregational Sunday
school held social in the church base.
ment Thursday evening, the members
and their families and other teachers of
the school enjoying supper and a
musical and literary program.
Samuel Phillips, the Lennon mer-
chant whose auto was hit by freight
train in Corunna and he and P. Kirk
ham of Vernon, were injured, has been
taken to his home in Lennon from the
Miller hospital. He is getting along
nicely. 1t was feared for some days
that Mr.. Phillips would not live.
In the Owosso bowling league Oct. 16,
team No. won two out of three games
from team No. and team No. took
two games out of three from No. 2.
On Monday team No. won three
games from team No. and team No. 2
took two out of three from team No. 8.
The following delegates from Owosso
attended the Baptist state convention
at Pontiac this week: Rev. and Mrs.
J. G.. York, E. F. Wilson. Mrs. g. T..
Osborn, Mrs. G. Mahaney, Mrs. Fred
WEIGH, Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Parker, L.
o. Underwood, Harold Bailey and
Vern Thompson.
Rev. J. G. York of this city was ap.
pointed a member of the board of mana.
gers for term of three years at the
Baptist convention which has been held
this week at Pontiac. He was also
named as a member of the foreign mis-
sion committee. Rev. E. J. Cross of
Corunna, was made a member of the
beard of managers for term of one
year.
Mrs Byron Kraunt, Elm street de-
entertained at linen shower
Wednesday evening, complimentary to
Miss Marie Despond whose marriage to
William Cramer of Detroit, will take
place Wednesday, October 20. Miss
Despond received many beautiful and
useful gifts. The evening was pleas.
antly spent with games, and light re-
served.
VIM. Wall, formerly an inmate of
the Ionia reformatory, quarrelled with
Arthur and Alfred Taylor of Shafts
burg, while digging potatoes for them
Monday and struck both of the men.
and also Ownie Taylor with pitchfork
and to have struck Mrs. Arthur Taylor.
He was arrested and is in the county
Jail andswill be examined October 30,
on charge of assault with intent to do
great bodily harm.