The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-12-05

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Family Theatre by the Georgia Coon
Shouters. Adv.
Don't forget that the Cozy Tea Shop
is open Sundays from 5 to 10 p. m
81 N. Washington street. Adv.
Born, Sunday. to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nos of Pompeii, son. Mrs. Nos was
formerly Miss Reva Thomas of this city.
John Maggie. drunken foreigner,
paid So and costs to Justice Friegel,
Tuesday. He was found on the railroad
track.
County Clerk Nichols has issued 246
non resident hunters licenses. The
number of deer hunters licenses was
100, less than last year.
The Congregational Social Union was
entertained. Tuesday, by Mrs. Geo. E.
Pardee, Mrs. A. Brittson and Mrs. M.
G. Jones, at the home of the former.
Mrs. A. M. Hume has been in Ithaca
this week, to organize county Eastern
Star organization, and at Alma, at a
meeting of the Masonic home board.
The Dorcas Society desires to thank
the Boy Scouts. Mrs. c. ID. Bell, John
Mcdonald, and Sunnyside Greenhouse
for the fine Thanksgiving spread at the
Dorcas Home.
Frozen to Death-Forked, screened
and free from slack. That's the way
we are sending out our coal. Matte.
son & Laverock, 313 Washington street
Union phone 80. Adv.
Mrs. Eva Bolton. who has been visit
ing relatives in this vicinity for some
weeks, left Tuesday for Scranton, N.
Dakota. Mrs. Bolton was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. j. j. Phillaier,
who will spend some time with her.
Following is list of advertised let
ters remaining uncslled for at the
Owosso postoffice for the week of Nov.
80, 1918: P. 8. Merrill. Lulu Norris,
M. w. Quackinbott, Mattel Simcik,
foreign.
Bert Waldo has severed his connec-
ton with the Wildermuth hotel which
he has managed for several years, and
will manage government commissary
at Dayton, Ohio. Fred Stevens, proprie-
tor of the Wildermuth, will become
manager.
A reception was given, Tuesday, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mon
roe, parents of the bride, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Sherman, who had just re-
turned from their wedding trip. They
were presented with q set of silver
knives and forks and two pieces Of
china. An enjoyable evening was
spent.
John Lighthill, Jr., driver for Sturte-
want e. Blood was thro wn from his
wagon striking his head on the curb
on N. Washington street, Saturday
morning, when his team took fright
and ran away. He suffered islight
conclusion Of the brain, a bruised eye
aud other injuries, but no permanent
injury.
Miss Augusta Hodges, aged 6S years,
died Nov 81 at the home of her brother
II. B. Hodges, 1872 Adams street in this
city. The remains were taken to Nor
rice for burial Miss Hodges formerly
made her home with her nieces, Mrs.
Geo. VanWagner and Miss Christine
ellison, after breaking up her home in
Morrice.
Mrs. Margaret Crawford, aged CT
years, widow of the late William 1Craw-
ford, died Nov. q at her home in Yer.
non after an illness of six weeks follow
ing the death of her husband. She is
survived by sister who lives in Sagi-
nav and one brother in California. The
, funeral was held Saturday. Rev
8 Curtis of Saginaw and Rev. Cross of
, Vernon officiating.
Charles Aymor, aged n years, passed
away at the home of his daugter, Mrs.
Geo Kersey in New Haven township
Monday morning. The funeral wa'
] held Thursday, Rev. Moorish of New
a Haven officiating. Mr.. Aymor was borr
t in Canada, coming to Shiawasse,
Q county fifty years ago. He has been il
Q for many months Surviving are hi
= widow, one son James of Owosso, ant
{ one daughter Mrs. Geo. Kersey.
AT short council meeting Monday
evening, current bills were allowed
: the special assessment list read and ap
: proved, telephone was ordered in
{. stalled in the pest house and the side
8 walk construction report was read and
Q adopted. A question as to the paymen
d of A. Geek for making Comstocl
4 street west and Water street passsblt
n caused discussion and the bill was lait