The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-02-20

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plush and imported astrachan at less
than half. Davis. Adv
Twenty friends of Miss Helen Fergu.
son gave her q pleasant surprise at her
home on Hickory street, Friday even.
ing, enjoying cards and luncheon.
Hon. w. M. Fitzpatrick left Tuesday
evening for trip south, going to New
Orleans. On his return he will stop at
Memphis. Tenn. to visit Dr. and Mrs
r. ]. Tick
Mr. and Mrs. John Roos of Barbar-
ton, Ohio, are guests of Mrs Roos' par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Moses Keyte. Mr..
Keyte has been i'll for the past two
weeks.
Mrs Chas. Sackrider entertained,
Tuesday afternoon, at her home on
Oliver street, in honor of Miss Embree,
teacher of music in the public schools,
and Mrs. Frank Kohler.
The Moose lodge has rented the X.
of G hall and will hold its first meeting
in the same, Thursday, Feb 26 1t is
hoped to have National Director Buell.
present at this meeting
Miss Amy Requa, principal of the
, Washington school, entertained the
principals of the other schools of the
city, at a six o'clock dinner Monday,
at the National hotel, and at her home
later.
Thirty five friends of FLOYD Galloway
surprised him Friday evening, at his
home on King street, in celebration of
his birthday. Games. music. and a
supper were enjoyed, and many useful
reminders of the occasion were left.
A valentine party was enjoyed by the
Berean class Of the Church of Christ
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cas-.
tie, Washington street, Friday evening.
Games of various kinds with prizes
and luncheon made a pleasant even
ing.
Judge Miner has granted decree of
divorce to Lydia against John Freeman
both of Owosso, and gives the wife the
custody of their children. The case
was heard last October. 1t may be APP
pealed.
w. A. Upham left Monday for Cyg.
net, Ohio, to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Warren Smith. Mrs. Upnam accom-.
panied him as far as Ann Arbor, where
she will spend week with her sister,
Mrs. w. Neithammer.
1t will probably be necessary to send
Mrs. Edith Peterson of Owosso to the
county farm as the home for the feeble
minded at Lapeer is crowded Mrs.
Peterson is not violently insane, and
can not be admitted to the Pontiac
asylum.
Mr.. and Mrs o. F. Webster formerly
Of this city. will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary today at Los
Angeles. Calf, where they have lived
for the past several years. Several
Owosso friends have sent remem.
brances. Mr.. Webster is very feeble.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the Owosso postoffice for the
week ending Feb. IA, 1914: Mrs VIM.
Barber, George BUILDER, q. L. Burke,
HAGEN Clark, Ray E. Lockwood. Miss
Muffet, Cornelius Robinson, Dwight
Turner 3.
A daugter, Viola Bernice, was born
to MIR. and Mrs. Paul Setback. S24
Wilkinson street. Feb. Is; q daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Reid, ITO Lynn
street. Feb. 10; q son, Gerald Edward,
Feb 10. to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w.
Crandell, 212 Cass street.
Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs. Joseph
Collins were called to Detroit, Monday,
on account of the death Saturday of Mr..
Collins brother.in- law Eugene Wallace.
Mrs. Wallace was formerly Miss Nora
Collins, of Corunna. Although Mr..
Wallace had never lived there he had
visited in Corunna often and was well
known in this city. He was married
to Miss Collins in June, 1909.
Attorney w. J. Parker has begun
suit for Pearl Carpenter for divorce
from VIM. Carpenter both of Corunna,
on the grounds of cruelty, They were
married in 1902 when the woman was
but sixteen years of age. The wife
asks for division of his personal pro-
perty amounting to 81 ,0C0 and 40 acres
of uncut bemlock timber
Mrs. Jeanette Miller aged II years,
died Feb 10. at her home in Benning-
ton township after ten years of suffer
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