The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-04-17
THE OWOSSO TINES
oWOSSO, MICH, APRIL II, 1914.
al News.


Closing out sale. Klines Bazaar. Adv
Misses Gladys Adams and Gladys
Campbell are visiting in Morrice.
All jewelry at less than cost. Kline's
Bazaar. Adv.
Geo. G. Dewey was home from the
U. of M. part of the week.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weller
Miss Hazel Stanhope was here from
Lansing, Sunday, to visit friends.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ P. Hunt of Franken
muth were guests of relatives here the
first of the week.
Dudley B. Taylor of Chicago, was a
guest of his mother Mrs. Louisa Tay-
lor, Park street. part of the week.
We start at once a sale of tub dresses
for house or street, children's and
women's, at csc to $1.19. Davis. Adv
W. E. Parker has resigned as super
intendent of the Perry schools, and
accepted the same position at Flushing.
Archibald Smith formerly of New
Haven township, is here from Oregon,
for two months visit with his mother,
and others.
For One Week-we deduct from 81. 90
to So 90 from all wool dresses in values
from 1898 to $12 80, made of serge and
brocades. Davis. Adv
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steck of Washing
ton, Iowa, are guests CT Mr.. John
Steck in this city this week on their
honeymoon trip.
Coat specials, large sizes, 5000 and
$1,000 coats, black or blue, $S.50-silk
lined all wool coats, new designs, all
colors, at $12 80. Davis. Adv
The case of Delbert Walter against
Charles Van Camper is set for trial in
the municipal court in this city, April
81. The case results from disagree
ment in farm settlement.
Samuel Lebowski and Goldie Kitty
were married April by Justice Erie.
gel. The couple will live in West
Owosso where Mr.. Lebowski works as q
tailor.
Steve Quinn was fined $40 Monday,
by Justice Friegel, for assault on Joe
Keifer. Both men are molders and
trouble arose over the ownership of a
sanding machine.
An ENJOYABLE surprise party was given
at the Richardson farm south of town,
Friday evening, when % friends and
neighbors gathered at the home for a
social time. Mr.. Richardson has rented
his farm and will start on western
trip in the near future.
Having become affiliated with the
Taylor Maliskey Construction Co., am
closing out my business. will not be
at my office in the Miner building after
April %. DR.. J. M. Locher, licensed
chiropractor, will open offices in the
city in the near future, and will redeem
outstanding adjustments on my tickets.
DR.. w. G. Maliskey. Adv
Hedley A. Wickham, formerly of this
city, who has been acting for some
weeks as a substitute city mail carrier
at Lakeland, Florida, has been trans
ferred to Fort Meyer, Florida, by the
post Office department and given posi-
ton as regular carrier beginning May
1st. Fort Meyer is considerably farther
south and il is much warmer there than
at Lakeland, but it is regarded as fine
city in which to live.
Mrs. James B. Willoughby, aged 81
years, died April o. at her home on
jeanette street in this city. Mrs. Will
loughby was born in Ravenna, Ohio,
and came to Michigan in 1869, and to
Owosso twenty. seven years ago. She
was a lovable. Christian woman, highly
esteemed by a wide circle of friends.
She is survived by four sons. Alden,
darlington, Gilbert and Willis, one
daughter. Mrs. Robert Freeman. two
sisters and one brother. E. r. Gilbert.
The funeral was held Monday, Rev. D..
s. Steininger or Adrian, oIlciatinS'
Mrs. L. Fl. Chr istian was hostess at
a delightful reception at her home on
Oliver street Saturday afternoon, in
honor of her mother, Mrs Adolf HER
onymus of Chicago. One hundred and
6fty ladies were guests between the
hours of two and six, being admitted
by the Misses Jane Osburn and Flor
ence Woodland, Mesdames Christian,
Hieronymus and Upham receiving.
Miss Ethel Davies served coffee, Misses
Edith Davies and Mona Bryson assist
ing in serving light refreshments. Mrs.
Chas. Sackrider violinist, and Mrs.
Frank Kohler pianist, rendered music.