The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-12
THE OWOSSO TINES
OWO $50. MICH, JUNE 10. let 4
Local News.

AOuoo Woioto dOOUC. DdVlb. Adv
81. d. Lyon and family spent Sunday
at Long Lake
Harry Walsh is spending two weeks
trip in the east.
Children's, and IA to 46 sizes white
dresses, special DAVIS. Adv
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
E. Kenney, Frasier street, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Scofeld of ST..
Johns, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs, c. s. Allison.
Jean Modos, a laborer at Durand,
Was arrested Saturday on a charge Of
larceny of articles from fine Ann Arbor
railroad.
Mrs. Carl Sopp of Muskegon, has
been guest of MRS. G. N. Norcross
and Mrs. Eudora Bryson, part of this
week
Born, Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. P,
Sherman, Caledonia township, daugh-
ter Mrs. Sherman was formerly Miss
Blanche Moore.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending June 8, 1914:
. Geo. J. Brown, Crawford Chair Co.,
John M. Evans, Arthur Matterwax.
Miss Jeanette Burke of Bay City, is
at the home of her uncle G. II. Slocum,
in this city to recuperate from the
effects of double fracture of her left
ankle suffered eight weeks ago.
Mrs. A. F. Stewart entertained a
party of friends Friday evening, in
honor of Miss Clara Stewart, whose
marriage to William Nicoley of Detroit,
will take place in the near future.
Innes j. Royce, superintendent Of
construction Of the; Detroit Edison Elaci-
tric company, and his family, arrived
here Saturday night to spend yaca:
tion of two weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Germer and two
children, and Mrs. Germers mother,
Mrs. f. P. Smith, arrived here from
Cleveland. Ohio, Sunday. Mrs. Germer
and children will spend the summer
/, here.
The Owosso Free Press carrier boys
: defeated the Lansing carriers Saturday,
at Athletic park, 10 to 9 in ~ innings.
Each team has won one game, and the
tie will be played off at Perry, Satur-
day, June 20.
The management of the Dorcas Home
wishes to thank the Sunday school OF
the First Methodist church for $40 to
be used for decorating at the Home,
and the Burton Farmers club for 30 to
be applied on the Indebtedness.
George r. Corey, veteran of the
Civil war, and Mrs. Sarah A. Mosier,
both of Ionia.swere united in marriage
at g o'clock Monday evening by Rev.
C.. FL. Hanks, at the home of the brides
daughter, Mrs. Goodknecht, w. Main
street They will spend several days
here before going to Ionia to reside
The ladies of Owosso Commandery
No. 40, X. T., will give a potluck sup
per Monday evening, June 10, to the
Sir knights Of the commandery. The
ladies are requested to call 81. three
rings. for further information. and all
are urged to plan to be present and
enjoy the evening.
Twenty members of Co. A, Boys Bri-
eade. with their captain, Victor Hollis,
enioyed hike Friday evening to the
home of Arthur Jones, south OF the
CITY. Their monthly business meeting
was held at which class of new mem
bers was given the obligation. The
next hike will be to the home OF Walter
Olell, north of the city.
The June issue of the American Mis-
sionary contains well written. article
ON congregational Florida" by Rev.
Gao. b. Waldron, an old Owosso boy,
who has been in the south for number
of vears. Mr.. Waldron tells in an in
teresting way something about Florida
as a state and then of its development
along religious lines through the sacri-
ficipg work of the missionaries.
The wedding of Fred w. Lawrence,
formerly of this city and Miss Ethel
lanes of Iron Mountain, was solem'
n;zad June 6 at Holy Trinity church,
IRON Mountain. Following the cere-
monv the couple left for trip to
Mackinaw. Detroit and Owe $50. Mr..
lawrence is son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
a. Lawrence, N. Shiawassee street,
0vosso. and is graduate Of the Owes
AZ scnools and former employee In the
0wosso Savings bank. He is now
,aabier of the National Bank at Re-
nublic. Many friends in this city ex-
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