The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-11-06


Mr.. and Mrs. A. LOCKER of Ohio, ar
visiting relatives here.
Charles Fairweather has gone t,
Chicago, ILL.,, on business
E. Fl. Cherry went to Detroit, Wed
nesday, for a short stay.
Mrs. Frank Thompson went to Flint,
Wednesday. for short visit.
Miss Anna Lahman entertained the
Lorain sewing club, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry vanDyne of De-
troit, are visiting relatives in this city.
Geo. W. Mcclellan has returned from
a visit with his children in Minneapolis
Dr. Harold Hume and George Charl.
ton have returned from trip to Beu-
lab.
Mrs. Clayton Martin and son Nor.
man, have gone to Jackson to visit
relatives.
Mr. and Fred Steck and the latter's
father, o. K. Clapper, went to Detroit
Tuesday.
A large number of Bohemiaps ara
purchasing 40 and go acre farms near
Barnister
A daughter was born last Saturday
to Mr. and Mrs. William Cain, south
of the city.
Henry Smetana has sold over a tbou.
sand acres of land in Antrim township
since March.
Mrs. Winnie Packard went to Flint.
Wednesday, after visit at the home of
Ami Nelson.
Miss Flora Estey went to Ann Arbor
Tuesday evening to spend few DAYS
with her mother.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Fitch, SD North Shiawassee
street, Tuesday. '-' 49, 81" -'-s-'-
Earl Wolayer returned to Ann Arbor
wednesday after attending the Hall.
5chuman wedding.
CHARLES China, III North Water
street, has sold his home to Charles
Green of Pittsburg.
John Lshner has exchanged his two
store buildings on S. Washington street
or 1874 acre farm near Brighton.
Mrs. L.. 5 Benson pleasantly enter.
aimed the young lady clerks of her
tore Tuesday evening at a masked
'arty. Games and music were en-
Dyed and refreshments were served.
Mrs. A. d. Thompson, Mrs. Clyde
and Mrs. Robert Brown re-.
urned to their homes in Howell. Tues.
ay, after after a visit with Mrs. LII
thompson .
Cecil ID. NATION of Sault Ste. Marie. :,
nd Mrs. Mark Roat of st. Johns, have
cen In Owosso called by the illness and
cath of their father, V. 8. Nation,
orth Dewey street. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hunt and daughter
ere guests Sunday of the formers =
arents, Mr., and Mrs. J. s. Hunt en- Il
'ute to heir new home in Cleveland. -
hio. .
The Singer Sewing Machine Co. has
from w. Exchange street to
Il w. Main, and c.. f. Fairweatber
Ill be succeeded by D. Hardness of
ansing, as agent Mr.. Hardness ex.
'cts to move his family here soon.
Charles Rose, a former Burton boy.
wv draughtsman for the Veile Auto
obile Co of Moline, ILL.,, has been sent
his company to London, Eng, to sell
ltos TO be used in the war. Accom-.
Inied by his wife he sailed Tuesday. \
r. and Mrs. Rose left their children Il
Ith relatives in Burton. ,
The frame building at the corner f
liver and Gould streets, owned by the -
tate of John Cavanaugh, deceased, T.
d occupied by family named Reuter-,
Is BADLY damaged by fire Wednesd, -
orning. The occupants of the resi- -
nee were aroused soon enough to
ess before leaving the building and
st OF the contents of the house were =,
ved. va
H. - Ia
GEORGE U. Wright announced en-
ednesday morning that he had pur- ~
ased the clothing business conducted lo'
the late Wallace ID. Burke, and ciC
uld continue to carry the best in sa
ms and boys clothing. Mr.. Wright Tf
* charge Wednesday. MIR. Wright
veil known to Owosso people. He Pe
8 with Osburn e. Sons as manager
their mems clothing department for
hteen years, and three years ago
anne manager of the Burke store