The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-11-27
He OWOSSO TINES
OWOSSO, MICH, NOV. 81. 1914.
Local News.

S. Q. Pulver was in Detroit on legal
business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Shep-
ardsville, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Chapel.
e. F. Dudley is at home in this lty
from the west, called by the illness of
Mrs. Dudley.
Carson Cosgrove, Otis Sutherland and
A. M. Bentley, Jr., were home from
Ann Arbor, Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Revenaugh fell on an icy
sidewalk where children had been slid.
ing on Shiawassee street, Friday, and
sustained fractured shoulder.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holmes of st
Johns, have been guests of w. E. Bull
lard Adams street, this week.
Mrs E T, Wilson of O'Neill, Neb ,
is the guest of her mother Mrs. NJ.
Hunt of Bradley street, and other
friends.
County Agent G. H. Hanks took Law.
renee Stillman of Corunna, to the In
dustrial school for boys at Lansing,
Thursday.
Miss Florence Anderson phYsit al
director of the Y. w. G. A. at Lansing,
was Sunday guest of Miss Mabt |
Ferry in this city.
Mrs. A. L. Chandler entertained the
Corunna Friday afternoon club at her
home in Owosso, Nov 20. Mrs. Clark
Smith read a paper on oxford, Eng
land"
Olivet College foot ball team defeated
Albion, Saturday, "a to 0, giving Olivet
the championship of the Michigan In
terstate Collegiate Athletic Association
for the third time.
Commissioner F. L. Hanscom was
struck by an automobile Monday, as
he was crossing Washington street,
receiving painful bruise on the right
shoulder. The automobile was driven
by lady.
Guy Walter has been appointed agent
for Fairfield township for the Shiawas-
see Mutual Fire Insurance Co., sue
ceeding Daniel VanDusen, who has
gone to Florida for the winter.
The Shiawassee Mutual Fire Insur-
auce board met in County Treasurer
Frank Rush's office, Friday. The larg-
est claims audited were those OF L. F.
Berkmier, of Hazelton, for $1,000, and
Jacob Drake of Burr g, for $500.
q. l.. Taylor of the Citizens Savings
Bank of this city, was named as
member of the executive committee OF
Group of the State Bankers Associa'
ton which met in Lansing, Friday.
J. E. Roe of Lansing, was made chair
man of the group, and g. j. Brown of
Film secretary and treasurer.
WILDER VanDorn of near Bancroft,
will have hearing in the municipal
court, today, on a charge of larceny of
note for $53 which J. J. Knapp of
Bennington, claims was given him by
VanDorn year ago, and when Knapp
went to collect it and laid the note on
the table VanDorn picked it up and
refused to return it.
G. ID. Sharp has brought suit in the
circuit court to foreclose a mechanics
lien against d. DeYoung, F. G. Stenger
AID Adam Greenwalt of Perry. claim
ing DeYoung and Stenger bought ma
terials of him TO build garage and
that $475 is still due for materials Mr..
Green walt holds mortgage on the
property.
Corunna is to have three entertain
m snt lecture course beginning Dec. l,
with moving picture lecture on Isl
bsria, $500 feet of film to be used. The
second number will be the Watermelon
Jubilee Singers on January 10, and the
third number will be lecture by Dr.
M. S. Rice of Detroit, on THE Devil
Take the Hindermost," on March 2.
The M. 4. church in Corunna has
a ew roof put on in August, fine sewer
C jmpleted, and now the workmen are
busy digging cellar preparatory TO
the installing furnace and bathroom
complete, The Ladies' Aid placed fine
range and range boiler in the house so
the outlook is for parsonage COM
pletely furnished with modern con-
veniences.
Miss Edith Ruebekam has been
awarded fiye.year scholarship in the
Cosmopolitan School of music in Chi
csgo. A week ago Miss Ruebekam
sang before professor of music in the
conservatory of the school in Chicago.
He was very enthusiastic over the pos
sibilities of her voice. Her many friends
in this city will be pleased to learn CT