The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-02-13


business. Monday.
Great 49, 9s, $1.9s and s. 90 sale of
coats at Davis. Adv
Cut out Collins Grocery ad and get
your groceries at low prices. Adv.
Misses Ora Woodin and Florence
Greenwald visited friends in Cedar
Springs over Sunday.
Patrolman o. J. Washburn was able
to resume his duties, Monday, after a
two weeks illness.
Albert Seel and Byron Thompson at
tended a Grinnell Bros employees
banquet in Saginaw. Monday.
Miss Addie Grove has returned from
an extended visit with her brother,
Bert Grove and family, in Chicago.
Ice houses are being filled with a
splendid quality of ice running from 10
inches to a foot or more in thickness,
Rev J. s. Steininger, former pastor
of the First M. E. church in this city,
is reported seriously i'll at his home is
Adrian.
A class of 30 candidates will be initi-
ated by the local aerie of Eagles Friday
evening. A banquet will follow the
work. =
Chief Claud Craig of the fire depart
ment, entertained the members of the
department and the fire committee of
the council, at an oyster supper, Sun
day evening, in celebration of the be-
ginning of his fifth year Of service.
Miss Ruth Edgar of St Louis, ten.
year old visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Lewis, recited "a Humble
Sheaf," and gave a pantomine of the
Holy City" while Miss Helen Gregory
sang the song, at the First M. E..
church young peoples meeting Sunday
evening, pleasing large congregation.
Chris. Rentschler broke the Owosso
bowling record. Saturday evening at
the Brunswick bowling rooms, when
he scored 277 out of a possible 800
points. The high score previously was
266. made by Fronk M. Lottridge
Miss Soft Wondal was married to Jo-
seph arrik and Miss Emma Wondal was
married to f. Neuetz at double we'd
ding ceremony conducted by Justice of
the Peace, Hugh Nichols in Corunna
Friday. All were from Owosso and
the brides are sisters.
Marcus Pollasky, formerly of Alma
now of everywhere, whose fame is as
varying as the wind, was in the city
for short time Thursday morning.
the Bull Moose candidate for
U. s. senator in Illinois last fall he
could not resist the allurement of the
Club banquet in Alma,
Wednesday evening.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the Owosso postoffice for the
week ending Feb. z, 1914: Frank
j. E Brennan, Mrs. B. Games,
Lula Gernee, Hugo Krausz, G. o.
Laurence, Miss Myrtle A. Lewis, J. J.
Murry, John Southing, Mrs. Belle
Walsh.
The remains of Mrs. Bridget Reghel,
aged SO years, who died in Grand Rap.
ids, were brought to Owosso, Monday,
and the funeral service held at st.
Paul's Catholic church, Rev. FIR. Slane
officiating, interment being in st.
Mary's cemetery, Corunna. Mrs. Reghel
lived in Corunna before going to Grand
Rapids last fall, to live with her daugh.
ter.
The Heart and Hand class of the
Baptist Sunday school was entertained
at the home of Fred WEIGH, N. Shia.
wassee street Friday. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
vice-pres., 3. B. Pitts; secre-
tary and treasurer. Mrs. Grace Allen.
Addresses and musical selections were
much enjoyed. A lunch was served at
1890.
Aid. w. E. Washburn of the fifth
ward whom many thought would be
candidate for one of the commissioner.
ships under the new form of govern
ment. announced Monday that he could
not allow his name to be nsed preferring
to continue the insurance work in which
he is now engaged. He has been an
active alderman and good one for
many years.