The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-01-09
Local News.

Battle Creek for few days.
Co. 81 will entertain the Boy Sesxss
at its regular drill meeting next Yeee-
day EVENING"
Probate Judge Matthew Bush kse
recovered from slight indispesibua
and is again at his Office.
E.. 8. Knappen, Grand Trunk brsSs-
man, is serving go days in the County
jail for stealing crate Of chickens sfs
Durand.
Rev. d. II. Glass of the First NJ. E.
church was in Battle Creek part of eae
week attending the race bettermess.
conference.
Mrs Mertie Hulick aged "A yesne.
died Wednesday at her home in Co
runna after a short illness. The fGuet--
al will be held today.
Charles Exelby and wife of BSf&e,
are spending their honeymoon at tse
home of County Treasurer and Mre.
Frank Rush
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Lawrence OF Bis4.
mingham, Ohio. and Mrs. W. P. Atcr-
roth of Big Rapids, are guests Of Chse.
A. Lawrence East Oliver street.
Miss Blanche Needles returned to der
home in Columbus. Ohio, "Wednesday
after visit with her sister, Mrs. WA.
liam Fitzpatrick, West Oliver street
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Mccormick tosF
for their home in London, Ont, We9-
nesday, after a visit with DR. and Mes.
L. B. Scott West Oliver street.
A daughter was born "Wednesday Ssp
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Grove of Wilmetes,
Ill. Mrs Grove was formerly AEaa
Mae Pier of Flint, and is a sistss az
Mrs. Fred Woodland.
Jacob Barrie, E. L. Carr and BowersS; 3
Metzger, local meat dealers, have joined
the Merchants Delivery company, ana
after this week, their meat will be DE-.
livered under the united system
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hacklethorn rp.
turned to their home in Reno, Pa,
Wednesday, after visit with Muw
Stephan Harris. Mrs. Amelia Chitsc
accompanied them home for a visit.
About 40 members of the Crown Crv&s,
class of the First NJ. e. church were
entertained Wednesday evening at tbs
home of Rev and Mrs. d. Il. Glsex.
A potluck supper was served and Cue,
evening was spent in sociability.
Mrs. Robert Anderson and two chtIf-
rem will leave today for their home jn
Sidney, O.. after a several weeks vtslt;
with her mother, Mrs. LauraGerow. SSse
Will be accompanied as far as Toledo by
her sister Mrs. Edward Zimmerman.
About 80 members of the Queen
Esther Reading circle met at the hoouo
of Mrs. w. o. Phillips Wednesday
evening to enjoy a business meeting
and social hour. Refreshments were
served and pleasant evening spent.
The annual business meeting OF eAe
Evangelical Sunday school was setS
last evening, and the following ofScec:
were elected: Superintendent, Feed
Zuhlke; assistant superintendent. e.
. Galloway; secretary. Edgar Wiikie;
pianist, Miss Lillian Wilkie; chorister.
Miss Minnie Zuhlke
Charles Weitzke entertained al q,
finch party Monday evening az ris
/, 712 Corunna avenue, in honor Of VII
liam Weitzke and Walter Hillmer, wts
have been attending the Evangesicsr
Academy at Milwaukee, Wis. Ab5uf.
forty guests were present Music wac
t furnished by an orchestra and refresh
: ments were served.
The matter of the appeal of Lewis
Ward. who lives in Corunna, (coEr
{ the decision of the commissioners or
claims in the estate of Mary Dolan, %
ceased. has been satisfactorily adjusted
q Ward presented his claim to the ccre-
Q missioners for about so years services
l. 1t is said that when 10 years of age he
: went to live with the Dolan family snd
J. had resided with them until Mrs Do
9 lan's death about year ago \
!. The examination of Earl Palmer wis
a lives just east of the city, on chsrg,
of violating the local option law, ws
begun in The municipal court, Wednoe
Z. day, and after considerable testimce,
was taken, the case was adjourned ca'
~ week, Palmer denies selling liqHot
L. Lance, but says Lance took drirh
from his bottle of whiskey at his hcn4
A. against his wishes. Palmer admitte'
ee drinking one quart of whiskey on Nss
'y Years day when he was arrested s,s
os sent to Jail.
ba The luncheon that was to have bee
n. given by the Daughters of the Araec
can Revolution next Tuesday at tk
a. home of Mrs. e F. Dudley In honor @
"a. the state regent, Mrs. Arthur Marwc
ck Parker of Detroit, has been postpone
indefinitely on account of the illness q
Mrs. Parker. The regular JanuAr
as meeting will be held with Mrs Tods
10 at $50 Wednesday, Jan. IA. The sul