The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-19

DR.. and Mrs G. T. Wolford of Gran,
Rapids, were guests of Rev. and Mrs
@. X. Wolford, Sunday.
Miss Irene Clark was operated on 70
appendicitis Wednesday at the Sway
hospital. She is recovering rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Calkins, Mr.. an,
Mrs Floyd Calkins have gone to Hough
ton Lake for two weeks outing.
Mrs. Ivah Peterson Glascock, O
Charlotte, N. c., is visiting her mothe
Mrs. II. B. Peterson, North Washing
ton street.
N. L. Boyce, E. D. Young, Jr., AM
q. II. Martin, city mail carriers, hav
each been granted an increase in salar,
of 500 per year.
Mrs. Ray Kitely of Longmont, Colo
RADIO, formerly Miss Mary Fitzpatrick
is guest of her father and other rela
tives in this city.
The VIM. Ross property at 919 N.
Washington street, which was recent,
purchased by Grin Wilbur, has beer
sold to Vern Douglas.
A. D. Whipple was in Sterling. Ill.
Wednesday and Thursday, on business
While there he was the guest of Prof
and Mrs. E. T. Austin.
The Methodist Protestant Aid Society
will meet Wednesday June "a in thu
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Cook
All will be made welcome.
The Womans Missionary Union Of
the Congregational church will be
entertained Friday afternoon at the
parsonage by Mrs. G. III. Hanks.
Mrs. George Alger and Mrs Helen
Hobbs entertained at lawn party at
the home of the former on Grand ave.
nue. Wednesday to secure funds for the
Masonic temple.
The directors of the Union Telephone
Co., held their quarterly meeting in
this city Wednesday. The usual diyi.
dend of two per cent payable July 1st
was declared.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the Owosso postoffice for the
week ending June 90: F. II. Bigelow,
E. A. Codney, Charles Haynes. Ray
Launy, Harry McFsrlin.
Twenty-Five members of the Owosso
Maennerchor will leave the first of next
week for Louisville. KY, where a
national Saengerfest will be held the
latter part of the week.
County School Commissioner Howard
Slocum has made out 154 eighth grade
diplomas to pupils who successfully
passed the county eighth grade exam
nations held month ago.
All motorcyclist are asked to join the
Owosso Motorcycle club to go to Bay
City, Sunday June 81. to attend the
first annual state convention of fedora.
ton of American Motorcylist.
Judge of Probate Matthew Bush has
ordered the commitment to the psyco-
pathic ward in the University hospital,
Ann Arbor, of George Bronson, of Du.
rand. Mr.. Bronson is so years old and
has wife and two daughters, aged Is
and 10. 1t is said he has been afflicted
with religious Authorizations ard obes
sed by suicidal mania.
Sidney Dolan of Milwaukee, Wis,
an employee of THE TIMES nearly a
quarter of century ago. has visited
friends in the city during the week.
He has been with large publishing
firm in Milwaukee for twenty years.
Miss Mabel Hackett of Corunna, and
Clarence D. Jones of Detroit, were mar
ried at the home of John Hackett in
Corunna June II, at four o'clock by
Justice Hugh M. Nichols. Only few
relatives witnessed the ceremony.
Hazel Van Sickle was brought home
from Detroit by Sheriff Herrick and
Deputy Sheriff Sproule Saturday, and
by order of the probate court is in
charge of County Agent G. H. Hanks,
but ia with her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Van Sickle, in this city. The mother
charged the child was subject to bad
influence while with the father in De.
troit.
Members of the Maple River Ladies'
Aid to the number of eighty were
entertained at the hospitable
home of Mrs. E. N. Waugh, Friday
afternoon. Papers were read by Mrs.
B. w. Mattcon, Mrs. E. T. Cook and
Mrs. Mabel Kentfeld. At the business
session $50 was voted for the Maple
River church. Several Owosso ladies
attended the meeting and report a very
en- joyable time.