The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-05-15
THE OWOSSO TIMES
OWOSSO, MICH, MAY Is. 1914.
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oc al News.
Buy Dynamite at Blair's Sporting
Goods store. Adv.
Roy Mclean is in Detroit, where he
has accepted position with the Olds
mobile Company.
M. N. Brady of Saginaw, West Side,
called on friends in the city Monday
while en- route to st. Johns.
Don't forget to see our new Trimmed
Hats Bensons Millinery, 200 w. Main
street. Adv.
Mrs. E. F. Dudley entertained the
Alpha. Bridge Club Tuesday at the
Dudley apartments.
New line of Trimmed Hats. Good
bargains await you at Benson's Mill
merry, 200 w. Main street. Adv.
Mrs F. E. Kohler entertained the
Octo Bridge Club Wednesday at her
home on Williams street.
Edward l. Mason's trial at Pontiac
for using false statements in securing
loans for the Fox & Mason Co. of Cor
unna, has been adjourned to May Is.
Neighbors and friends gave Dr. and
Mrs. Geo. p. Sackrider farewell sur
prise Monday at their home on West
Oliver street. They are moving to the
corner of John and River street.
Frank Sayre has been given judg-
ment of $367.57 against l.. J. Kline in
the circuit court on a lard contract on
which the payments were not kept up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Worden visited at
the home of Enos Worden Sunday.
Mr.. Worden's mother is 70 years old.
Last Wednesday she fell down stairs
and severely injured her back.
Hugh Nichols of Corunna. has en- +.
gagged barber to take his place in the
Nichols & Robinson barber shop and
will devote his time to insurance and
justice of the peace work. i''' : Is y '''''''
Misses Ethelyn Peterson and NADIA
line Rice, teachers of the Union Plains
and Dewey schools, accompanied their
pupils to Lansing Saturday to visit
points Of interest at the capital.
Congress having passed joint reso'
luton Saturday afternoon naming the
second Sunday in May as Mothers
Day." the Treasury department sent q
telegram that evening ordering the flag
displayed on the post Office building
Sunday.
Officers of Corunns Council, No. 80,
announce that q general roundup in
Cryptic Masonry in this Jurisdiction
for the season will be held in Corunna
at an early date when st Johns council
will be visitors and will confer the super
excellent masters degree in their usual
impressive manner.
Chas. w. Hicks died at Onaway,
Monday, as a result of stroke of
appoplexy. Mr.. Hicks was brother
of the late T. j. Hicks of Bennington,
Mrs. ]. j. Perkins and Mrs. Brayman
Taylor of this city, and was well known
in this county. His home was at
Alpena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Weitzke. corner
of Oak and Grover streets. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Marie. to Rev. Adolph A. Zuberbier of
Arizona, q Lutheran missionary to the
Apache Indians. The marriage will
take place next month at Salems
Lutheran church
The marriage of Mrs. Maude Burpee
and Leonard McQuiston, both OF this
city, was solemnized in Lansing, Thurs
day, Rev LaGreu officiating, the couple
being unattended. Mrs. McQuiston has
been employed in the furniture depart
ment of the Lawrence store and Mr..
McQuiston has just returned from a
trip in the west.
Mrs Mary Newberry, aged 55 years,
died Monday at the home of her sister
in Pittsburg, Pa, after few days
illness with pneumonia, following the
death of her sister and her sisters hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert
The remains were brought to Vernon,
where Mrs. Newberry has lived for the
past fifteen years, and were buried
Thursday, Rev. Lawson officiating.
An overtime ball game between
Corunna and Chesaning high school
teams at Chesaning Saturday broke up
in a row in the tenth inning. The
score was 5 to 3 at the end OF the ninth
and Corunna scored two in the first OF
the tenth. The dispute arose in the
latter part of the tenth over decision
of the umpire and while the argument
was at fever heat three Chesaning
players ran across the plate and the
scores were allowed. Corunna lett the
field. The Corunna battery was Bouck
and Martin.