The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-01-16
Frank Davis is spendinp the week i,

Frank Davis is spending the week in
Chicago.
Furs, suits, and 90 dresses at half
Davis Adv
d. M. Christian was called to Battle
Greek. Tuesday, by the illness of Mrs.
Christian.
DIR. F. A. Watts has been re-engaged
as county physician for Owosso for
another year at salary of 1000.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Southland enter.
tanned the Limited 500 club Wednes.
day evening at their home on North
Ball street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Hartle were
called to Muncie, Ind, Tuesday on &C.
count of the death of a. brother of the
former.
Attorney and Mrs. A. l.. Chandler
and daughter Miss Abigail, leave this
week for Florida to spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Fred Osburn, Mrs. Anna Osburn
Baxter and daughter, Miss Carlisle,
will leave January 90, for California to
spend several weeks.
Mrs. E. F. Dudley was hostess for a
party of ladies at her home in the bud.
ley apartment Tuesday. in honor of
Mrs. L. M. Beckwith, who Is here from
Jackson for visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Maude Jones, sister of Principal
M. g. Jones Is substituting as English
teacher at the high school in place Of
Miss Grace Albert, who has been called
to Cleveland, Ohio, by the illness of her
mother.
n. P. Woiaver left Tuesday for
Mishswaka. Ind, to attend the school
of instruction cf the Mishswska Rub
Der company. After spending several
days there he will leave on q four
months trip for the company.
The Mystic Worker lodge No. 1871,
held public installation of officers at
its hall Friday evening. State Manager
M. E. Curtis of Big Rapids. was here
TO oficiate. A social session was held
and banquet served. @ss Eps
Major M. J. Phillips of this city has
been appointed by Governor Ferris as q
member of the state military board.
He is also member of the staff of Col.
j. P. Kirk, brigade commander and
continues his duties as inspector Of
small arms practice.
Frank Cleary aged SO years, died
Wednesday at the Miller hospital in
this city after q long illness with
dropsy. Deceased is survived by his
widow, two daughters, Mrs. Geo. Farr
living north of Corunna, and one at.
tending high school and son at home.
Burl Webb sustained q fracture Of
the left arm while scuffiinR with an.
other employee at the bowling alley
Monday. The boys had been wrestling
for some time when Webb's arm was
caught and with sudden wrench, it
broke just little above the elbow.
James Hopson, Jr., of New Haven
township, suffered severe fracture Of
the shoulder blade. Saturday, when the
belt from buzz saw attached to a
traction engine slipped, throwing hi
some distance. He was working at the
farm of Charles Butcher of New Hayen.
Andrew Mccall of Ithaca, will ad-
dress the Owosso Improvement AS
ISOLATION on the county fair question on
Tuesday, Jan. 30, at the noon luncheon.
The matter will be kept before the
association in the hope of holding fair
in Owosso next fall.
A reception in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Lewis was held at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Launstein. Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Launstein and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis, parents of the bride and
groom received the guests. A luncheon
was served and music enjoyed.
About one hundred Masons from diff
ferent parts of the county attended Co.
runna lodge Friday when Supervisor
CLAYTON Thomas of Bennington was
initiated, the work being done by other
supervisors. After the work banquet
was served and program of toasts
given with John Y. Martin as toast
master.
H. w. Bigelow and wife visited Mrs.
w. II. Bigelow the first of the week on
their way to Detroit where Mr.. Bigelow
has accepted position with the Union
Trust Co. He has been in law partner
ship with his father in-law at Manistee
but decided to accept the place in De-
troit.
Referee G. A. Marston Of Bay City,
has given notice that the trustee in
bankruptcy. L. A. Sanderhoff, has filed
his final report in the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings of Brsyman H. Taylor Of
Owosso. The final meeting will be
t,o,d at Raferae Marston's Office, Jan,