The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-02-27
Local News.

Local News.
Miss Nan Todd entertained at card
party. Tuesday, at her home on Oliver
street.
Mrs G D. Bell was hostess at card
party at her home on Goodhue street,
Tuesday.
The Kings Daughters met with Mrs.
T. NJ. Euler. Wednesday, to sew for the
Dorcas Home
Mrs. Arthur Alliton was hostess at a
party, Tuesday afternoon, at her home
on Water street.
Mayor BRANDED and VIM. Donigan
are spending the week fishing in Ros.
common county.
Mrs. B. s. Gaylord entertained the
Travellers club, Thursday, at her home
on Water street.
Wade Camburn was in Grand Rapids
Tuesday and Wednesday to attend a
meeting of druggists.
Orrie Beswick and son of Detroit,
spent part of the week at Henry Bes-
wick's, Saginaw street.
Fifty Owosso young people attended
a party Monday, at the home of Miss
Julia King. north of the city.
Rev. C. r. = Wolford has returned
from Alma where he has been conduct
ing revival meetings for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vreeland were
called to Grand Rapids, Tuesday, by
the death of Mr.. Vreeland's mother.
Arthur Christian, who is attending
school in Detroit, spent part of thu
week with Thomas Loring in this city
No improvement in the condition Of
Ex.Sheriff John A. Watson of Bancroft
is reported. He is still at the hospita
in Ann Arbor.
Paymaster T. D. Harris of the U. s.
navy, left Monday for Boston, after 9
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. William Har
ris, Williams street.
Mrs. Harry Northway entertained
Tuesday, at her home on Adams street
a number Of the younger married ladies
and their babies.
Mrs. M. w. Southland entertained
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
mornings this week, at three course
breakfasts at her home on Ball street.
Paul V. Gadola was made deputy
city treasurer for this week to assist
City Treasurer Wright, and the time
for collecting taxes was extended tc
Feb. %, by the council, Monday.
The Knights of Columbus lodge has
moved to its new home on Michigan
avenue, and the first meeting was hello
Thursday evening. Extensive improve
ments haye been made and q reception
in the new home will be held in TIT
near future.
One hundred guests attended a sur
prise party at the county farm, Tues
day evening, in honor of Clarence Case
keeper of the farm. the occasion being
his fifty-sixth birthday. Dancing, cards
and refreshments were enjoyed.
Mrs. Frank Schuman entertained
Monday, ut her home on Mason street
at a Washington birthday party. the
home being decorated in red. white ant
blue. Patriotic games were played
Mrs. q. L. Cramer and Mrs. Hume
Martin being prize winners.
Charles j. Wimple returned Sunday
from trip to Arizona, where ne anc
Mrs. Wimple spent several weeks. Mrs
Wimple remained at Prescott, hei
health being much improved. Mr.
Wimple will retlrn west next month
being interested in some investments.
In honor of the birthday anniversary
of Mrs Sarah Dyer, 200 s. Oak street
a party of friends and relatives gath
cred ar her home Sunday, and pleas
ant day was enjoyed. The following
from out of town were present: Mr.
and Mrs. George Smith, Ovid; Mr.. ant
Mrs Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe, Mrs
George Tubbs, Mrs. ID. G.. Carroll
Mrs. Charles Carroll and MIR. and Mrs
Patrick of Burton; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl
Green Of St. Johns.