The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-01-23
Local News.

y. .. Allison was In DeCrOlC monday
on business.
A. M. Bentley left Tuesday on a
business trip to Ohio.
II. P. Davies spent part of the week
in Chicago on business.
Companion Court of Foresters will
hold its initiation Jan. %.
j. j. Davis was confined to his home
by illness part of the week.
w. p. Pearson was called to Detroit
Monday by the illness of his father.
A colored evangelist is holding revival
meetings at northwest Venice church.
Mrs. 8 s Miner entertained the Octo
bridge club Wednesday at b er home on
King street.
Abigail Chapter Eastern Star will
hold its installation next Tuesday even.
ing Jan. 81.
The Shiawassee University OF Michi-
gan Alumni banquet will be held Fri
dry, Feb. 6 in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Foster and Mr..
and Mrs. Hayes Perrigo attended the
auto show in Detroit this week.
Mrs. L. M. Beckwith and Miss Kath-
leen Beckwith have returned to Jack
son after visit at j. M. Beckwith's.
Frank Davis of this city, has accepted
position as city salesman in Chicago
for the Cadillac Motor Car Co. of De-
troit.
A. B. Cook will conduct the roundup
State farmers institute for Tuscola
county at Caro- on the 2Sth and Goth of
this month.
The produce house of Harrow Bros,
OF Flint, at Bancroft. was burned Mon
day morning causing loss of $4,000
with $4,000 insurance.
Mrs. F. NJ. Grove and Mrs. VIM.
Vreeland were in Dursnd Tuesday ar
ranging for the convention of Kings
Daughters to be held in May.
Members of Owosso Lodge of Moose
go to Lansing tonight to attend the
celebration of the anniversary of Lans-
ing lodge. A special car will be pre-
vided
Misses Mamie and Katherine Ham
berry have c.osed their home on Howell
street and are residing with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Taylor, 8. Elm street, for
the winter.
Ex.Sheriff John A. Watson of Ban
croft, has recovered sufficiently from
his sudden and serious illness to be
taken to the hospital at Ann Arbor for
special treatment.
The Crown Circle class of the First
M. e. church will be entertained Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs. Ray
Hall, Adams street. The guest OF hon
or will be Mrs ID II. Glass.
Charles Seward, who was brought to
Corunna from Paw Paw on charge OF
obtaining money under false pretenses
from W. A McMullen has settled the
matter and been released.
Mrs. Thomas Hagan, w. Main street,
entertained Is friends at progressive
pedro Monday evening. The occasion
was her birthday anniversary. Music
was also enjoyed and two course sup
per was served.
Niles Virgins, by his attorney Leon
f. Miner. has begun suit against the
American Express Co. fer $50 for the
value of articles shipped by him bu'
which the company never delivered al
the destination.
Herman Weitzel was bound over &c
the circuit court Tuesday, on a charge
of local option violation by giving
l;ouor TO a minor. Andrew Drexlei
will probably be discharged on the
same charge.
Next Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 26
81. DIR. e. W. Markers noted foo
specialist of Chicago will demonstrate
free of charge, at our store Scnoii
foot appliances and remedies for tn
correction of all foot ills and deformi
ties. No charge. No obligation Z
buy. Call and consult him. Thome q
Frisbie. Adv.