The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-01-09
THE OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
owosso. MICH, JAN. o, 1914.


Local NoWS.
Harold Lyon is in Chicago to spend
some time on business
Arthur Christian was home from De-
troit part of the week.
Mrs. James DeYoung is guest of
relatives in Holland.
Mrs. J. d. Lyon of Toledo, is guest
of her mother, Mrs. G. Mcdonald.
Mrs.A E. Stever of Flint, was guest
of Mrs. j. G. Osburn part of the week.
Mrs. G. R Woolford and son are
spending the week at Plymouth, Ohio.
Melbourne DeYoung left Monday for
Big Rapids to attend the Ferris insti-
tute.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Detwiler of De-
troit spend part of the week with
Owosso relatives.
Roy s. Dean and family of Mt Pleas
ant are guests at the home of F. s.
Dean, Chapman street
The annual banquet of the officers
and teachers of the First Baptist Sun
day school will be held January 90.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Schram enter
tanned Jan. at their home on Mason
street in honor of Miss Clara Sheridan
of Detroit.
Mrs. Harry Arnold and Miss Lora
Hall entertained Monday at the home
of the former in honor of Mrs. Edward
Zimmerman.
The southbound Ann Arbor train
Sunday evening was stalled by snow
near Garland and arrived in Owosso
four hours late.
8. d. Emery has finished his seasons
poultry buying and left for his home in
Alfred, Maine. He has leased the same
building for the 1914 season.
Mrs. Angeiine Schlickenmayer, for.
merly of this city, was asphyxiated by
coal gas Sunday at her home in De-
troit. Her husband William and niece
narrowly escaped death.
Miss Laura Lee of New Lothrop and
Leonard J. Boudot of Rush, were mar
ried New Years day by Rev. ]. p.
Cooper at the Asbury parsonage. They
will reside on farm near Henderson.
Frank Swarthout formerly Of Perry,
and Miss Ruth Beach of Laingsburg,
were married Friday. In Corunna and
have left for their home in Arkansas
where the groom is rice farmer.
Owosso boys including ex-senator
Chas. A. Towne, Rolls Bigelow, Law.
renee Gould, DIR. Harry Cossitt, Will
Gould and Frank Rowell all now of
New York City are tos meet soon and
form an Owosso- New York club.
The case of A. Coon against 8. I. Fox
of Arcadia for 90, 200 damage has been
settled. Coon claimed loss in moving
from Arcadia to Ovid to manage q
furniture factory which closed soon
after he took charge.
Mrs. Jack Britten entertained Satur!
day at her home on N. Cedar street in
honor Of Mrs. w. B. Serviss of Sagi.
nav, Mrs. VIM. Tyler of Greenville,
and Mrs. B. Moody of Jacksonville,
Fla.
Anthony Lucatos of Bancroft. has
applied to the probate court to have his
wife Efie Lucatos committed to the
state hospital for the insane. A hear
ing is set for today. Mrs. Lucatos re-
Gently walked two miles through the
snow in her night clothes.
Miss Ora and Irving Woodin gave a
party to students who are attending or
have attended the M. A. G. at their
home south of the city Friday. Eigh.
teen enjoyed games, music and re
freshments.
VIM. Zambiasi, young man EN-
ployed in removing the old telegraph
system from the old Ann Arbor right
of way fell from 25 foot pole Friday
and was badly bruised but not serious
" injured. He was taken to the Swayzt
hospital where he is recovering rapidly
A daughter was born Dec 81 to Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur ID. Norris of Parsons
Kansas. The grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Will Norris, were former vel
know Owosso people, Mr.. Norris having
recently visited his sister Mrs. A M
Hume.
Mrs. Walter Skinner of Antrim town
ship. aged 81 years, died early Monday
at the Miller hospital in this city as q
result of an operation. She had been
i'll for long time prior to the opera
ton. Her husband and four sons
Oscar, Charles and Roy of Antrim
township and Louis Of Dakota. survive.