The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09
THE OWOSSO TINES
OwOSSO. MICH, OCT. o, 1914
LOG al News.

Loo a. NowS.
Mrs. James DeYoung is spending the
week in Holland.
Mrs. J. G. Rexford is spending the
week in Delphos, Ohio.
Charles Williams of Detroit, spent
the week with his mother in this city.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. g. f. Hughes,
Washington street, Sept. 30. a son.
Miss Marguerite Kreher of St. Joseph.
is a guest of Mrs. w. L. Frisbie, Water
street
Z Elmer Peters, Saginaw street, left
Monday for Santa Anna, Calf, for the
winter.
Mrs. George Perrigo and daughter
Grace are visiting friends at Walled
Lake.
Mrs. A. n. Northway left Monday to
join her husband who is in Ohio on
business.
g. B. Pardee of st. Johns, has been a
guest of his son Geo. E. Psrdee part of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Ward left
Saturday on an automobile trip to YER
mont,
The regular meeting of Shiawassee
Chapter D. A. R. has been postponed to
Oct. ID.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Clare J. Brew
ster. N. Washington street, Monday, a
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Danforth enter
tanned eighteen relatives and friends at
dinner, Sunday.
Mrs. J. G. Kear left Monday for
four weeks trip to Pittsburg, Washing
ton and Norfolk, Va.
Rev. L D. Kerby of this city, has
accepted call to the Apostolic church
at Chief Manistee county.
Rev. J. Frank Green of this city left
Monday for Atlanta, Ga, to attend the
interns Il )nal coayentionofthe Churches
of Christ.
Born, Sept. 30, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wightman of Pontiac, a daughter.
Mrs Wightman was formerly NJ ISIS Cora
Wilson of this city
The fire department responded to an
alarm Sunday evening when the avn
ing at the Nasional hotel barber shop
was set on fire by cigarette.
The plaintiff failing to appear in the
circuit court, Wednesday, the case of
the Greenhut Cloak Co. of New York
against Ferris Bros. was discontinued.
Mrs. Lee Woodland entertained at a
childrens party Friday, at her home
on Main street in honor of the Misses
Margaret and Harriett Howard of
Sherbourne, N. Y.
Chapell's Coffee Shop, Saturday spec
ial. Good mellow Santos coffee at zoe
per lb. A still better goods at 23c.
These are retailed elsewhere at 25c and
soc respectively. Save little money.
Adv.
A fish dinner in honor of the state
military board will be rendered by the
Improvement Association on Thursday,
Oct. 90, at the Brewer farm. Bidsson
the new state armory will be opened al
that time.
At a meeting of Francis Willard
w. G. T. y. Friday, with Mrs. Ida
Dyer, Mrs. Effie Devoist and Mrs. Ella
Chase were elected delegates and Mrs
Ida Stevens aud Mrs. Lille Perkins
alternates to the eighth district w. G
T. u. convention.
The county normal training class Of
the Owosso high school has elected the
following officers: President, Mis-
Shirley Steeds; vice president, Mis-
Lillian Klaus secretary, Miss Ruth
vandevusse; treasurer, Miss Beulaf
Babcock.
A party of friends was entertained b,
Mrs. VIM. Burton, Friday, at her hsn'
on steware street, in honor of Mrs
Fred Burt, who will make her future
home in Lansing. The guest of homo
was presented with remembrance o
silverware.
Warner b. vredenburg, one Of tn
publishers of the Gregory County New
at Dallas, South Dakota, formerly |
clerk in the st. Johns postoffice, spen
Tuesday in st. Johns calling on oil
friends. Dallas is on the west line o
Gregory county, bounded on the cas-
by the Missouri river and the south b.
Nebraska. 1t is a corn and alfalf
country. He likes the country and
doing well in business. st. Johns Re
publican. Mr.. vredenburg Is son o
Mrs. 8. A. Crane Of this city, and