The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
F. B. Woodland and family spent Mon
day in Flint.
Miss Flora Estey left Wednesday for
a visit in Minoa and Syracuse, Ny.
Perry high school base ball team de.
feated Cerunna at Perry, Friday, 10 to
The Malleables ball team defeated
Pontiac city team Sunday at Pontiac
7to4.
Richard Phillips was taken seriously
i'll at the Office of Phillips & Taylor last
week Thursday but has recovered.
Harry Sutphen and Paul V. Gadola
have been appointed to attend the state
convention of the Eagles at Port Huron
June IA. Is, 16 and II.
The Dorcas Home benefit at the Col
onial theatre netted $40 for the society
which desires to thank T. J. Tubbs for
his kindness and generosity.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. West,
Ellis avenue, Chicago, on May %, a
daughter. Mrs. West was formerly
Miss Hazel Jopling of this city, daugh
ter of DR.. VIM. Jopling.
E. F. Hayward has been awarded
first prize on window display at his
store on N. Washington street during
Cleanup and Paint-up" week. 1t was
awarded by the Chicago White Lead
Co.
Lee Mccall, Floyd Fuller, Clifton
Pitts, Howard Bentley, Cyril Angus
and George Rose motored to Saginaw,
Sunday, to attend the races On the
way they made too much speed, and at
Clio were held up by officers and fined
s15.
Seventeen children were chrstened
at the children's day exercises at the
First Congregational church Sunday
A program was given by the children
which pleased the large congregation
present.
Owosso high school base ball team de.
feated Chesaning at Athletic park, Fri.
day, 3 to O. 1t was the best game
played in years in Owosso by high
school teams, but ten hits being made
and only four by Chesaning. three OF
these by one player.
Miss Florence Navarro and Lafayette
Burtis were united in marriage Satur-
day at the Congregational parsonage
by Rev. G. H. Hanks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burtis will make their home in this
city, the former being carpenter here.
The fifty. ninth annual conclave Of
the Grand Commandery Knights Temp
lar of Michigan will be held at Hough.
ton, June I'll. A. T. Birk and wife, A M
Hume and his daughters Misses Ethel
and Margaret. and Mrs. d. A. Hume
and MI. and Mrs q. T. Campbell and
Miss Mabel Morgan of this city will
attend
The first ward mothers meeting was
held Friday at the home OF Mr. anc
Mrs. B L. Brown, Mulberry and NORTH
streets, about fifty being in attendance
The subject was Temperance and
talk was made by b. L. Brown, who
COMMUNICATED the w. @. T. U. on III
good work. He also sang solo. a
short program was given by the ladies
Miss E. Grace Dewey is a guest a
the home of her brother, Geo. M
Dewey, and will be here for some time
before going to South Dakota to visi
relatives, possibly going on to the Paci
fic coast later in the summer. Fol
several months during the fall ant
winter she was in Washington, u. u
and recently has been the guest o
friends in Massachusetts and New
Jersey.
Peter Petrik, 33 years old, died at hls
home, III Jerome avenue OF compii
cation OF diseases, Sunday afternoon a
a o'clock. He has been employed a.
moulder by the American Malleables
company. Surviving besides the wild
ow and two chileren, is brother II
Lansing. The funeral was held Tues
day morning at o'clock from ST. Paul
Catholic church, Rev. FIR. 2. }. Slan'
officiating.
On Friday evening reception wa
given by the Young Women's Christian
Association in honor of new member
recently joining the association. I'd
regular Y. w. G. A. candle light ser
vice was used to welcomethe member
after which talk was given by Mis-
Baugbman on Ideal Womanhood'
Miss Esther vogel rendered two yoca
solos Refreshments were served o
the social committee.