The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-11-06
THEOWOSSO TIMES
OWOSSO, MICH, NOV. 6. 1914
LOGS al News.

II. n. Hart left Wednesday for Oh1
called by the death of his brother in
law.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mclean returned
to Detroit Wednesday after few days
visit here with relatives.
Mrs. George Bench 3Os Cass street
who has been quite i'll for several days
is slightly improved.
Mrs George M: Dewey, w. Oliver
street, entertained the Reigny Day club
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. G.. Taft went to Durand
Wednesday after spending several
months with Mrs N. Hauck.
Mrs Seth Hughes went to Detroit to
attend convention of the Home Mis-.
sionary society, Wednesday.
Jean Caroline is the name of the
daughter born Tuesday to Dr. and Mrs.
Roy Northway of Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. Hume Martin delightfully."- en-.
tertained plumber of friends Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Pine street
Mrs. A. E Ferry and Mrs. G. L Patee
went to Durand, Thursday, to attend q
Foreign Missionary convention.
Mrs. G.. w. Winter of Jackson. is
visiting Mrs g. w. Young, Adams
street. and Mrs. N. Hauck, of the Hauck
horel.
Sturtevant & Blood have purchased
1S0-acre farm, one and half miles east
of Kerby, of Fillinger & Gordon of
Henderson.
Miss Nellie Turner went to Grand
Rapids, Thursday for visit of several
weeks with relatives. She will visit in
Muskegon before returning home.
st. Agnes Guild of Christ Episcopal
church were pleasantly entertained Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs. Fred
Morton, w. Main street, at Halloween
party.
Frank Gackard was fined $40 in the
municipal court Tuesday after he
plead guilty to a charge of being in
toxicated. He was arrested by the
police Monday night.
The Congregational Boy Scouts were
pleasantly entertained Friday evening
at Halloween party given by Mrs. W.
B. Smith and Mrs. F. j. Weber, at the
home of the former on Exchange street.
Mrs William Ross entertained the
lady clerks of Lawrence's store Friday
evening at o'clock dinner and
slumber party. After dinner the rugs :,
were taken up and dancing was en-. y
joyed. The house was deliberately dec
Grated for the occasion.
Rev. Hartley Cansfeld went to a
Howell Saturday morning to conduct :,
the funeral service of A. HI Thompson, - -
of that place. Mr.. Thompson was for A'
many years register Of deeds of Liv-
ingston county and had wide circle of "
friends He was the father of L. H. .
Thompson of this city. RI
In honor of Miss Emma Davis who
has zen assistant chief operator at the
Bell Telephone Office for some time, II
the lady operators gave her a pleasant 81
surprise Fridgy evening at the home of
Mrs. f. q. Tyler, Miss Davis sister. IL
The evening was pleasantly spent with Pr
music and sociability, and Miss Dav
was presented with set of six beauti- M
full cut glass sherbert dishes. She left IN
Saturday morning for her future home b.
in Toledo Ohio. al
Chief of Police W. s. Patterson hes pa
reported that during the month If NJ
October the members of his department W
travelled 555i miles, answered 239 call,
Ninety. seven doors were found un. o.
ocked and 1873 sleepers were housed es
Turing that period. A total of 81 ar an
ests were made, classified as follows: WI
)runks, 49, smoking in theatre, 2; vio- m
alton of traffic rules, 2; stealing, 3; de
ocal option law violators, Z; riding on dr.
idewalk, [; running card games, 2; M
ape, I. sa
The l. o. O. F. temple was the scene
tuesday evening Of one of the delight. w
al dancing parties of the season, when CHI
he machinists of the Ann Arbor rail by
Dad gave their first annual party. VIC
bout 12j couples were present and me
ancing was enjoyed from $50 until toe
2:30 o'clock. Logan's seven piece is
rchestra of Lansing, furnished excel wa
mt music. Several moonlight dances" of
Nth only lights from the large electric Gig
tters, Safety First" was enjoyed. bee
he room had been prettily decorated He
18th national colors. Flags, bunting, ly,
rms and palms gave the hall a pleasing we
ppearance. WI