The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-16

Mrs. T. B. Scott entertained the Octo
Bridge club Wednesday.
DIR. Percy Crum of Kalamazoo, called
on Owosso friends Monday.
Mrs. Harry Dudley has resigned her
position in Osburn & Sons store.
Mrs. Frank Kohler and son John,
have returned to Detroit after visit
! with relatives here.
Miss Edna Prentiss went to Ann
Arbor. Monday, to undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis
Mrs. g. A. Norton and daughter of
Detroit, are guests of Mrs. A, l.. Mich
OILS, N. Ball street.
The Owosso Lodge Knights of Co.
lumbus go to Saginaw, April "a, to con.
fer the second degree on q class of
candidates.
Ray Virgins Of Boston, Mass, has
been a guest of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Niles Virgins, this week.
0uh' ohu MIC. q ~ LOWoll dltor III
absence ofitwelve years in various parts
Of the west have returned to Shiawas.
see county to reside.
A seven. pound son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Enos Hutchinson of Lansing,
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson
have many Owosso friends who extend
congratulations.
Rey. J. p. Cooper. pastor of the As
bury M. E. church, was unable to take
charge of his services Sunday, and he
is confined to his home with neuralgia
of the nerves of the stomach. His con-
dition is not serious.
| About 300 persons attended the lee
ture on Christian Science given at the
Odd Fellows temple Friday evening by
Bicknell Young, lecturer from the
head church at Boston, Mass. Several
from out of the city attended.
Advertised letters at the Owosso
postoffice for the week ending April TO-
1915, are addressed to the following
PERSONS James Harvey, J. Fl. Russell,
Edwin Smith, Mrs. A. l.. Young
Martin Bedecs foreign.
The old bay horse that has been an
odd number in the fire department and
which has been with the department
for six years. has been sold to VIM.
McAvoy of New Haven township, who
paid 1925 for the horse
LII G. Moore, who resides south OF
Corunna, has received two prizes won
at meeting of the State Butter Makers
association in Flint in February. Mr..
Moore won first prize on dairy butter
and second on creamery butter.
The Knights of Columbus Brother
hoon has presented the Catholic Ency-
clopedia comprising sixteen finely Illus
trated volumes to the Owosso public
library. The librarian hereby tenders
acknowledgement and thanks to that
organic alton for it's valuable gift.
The annual Engineers ball given al
the opera house in Durand Monday
evening, was largely attended. Fischer's
orchestra Of kalamazoo, furnished ex
cellent music, introducing specialties
Misses Meta VanDyne and Florence
Mack and Howard Taylor and Ear
Rexford were guests from Owosso.
The Owosso high school base ball
team will play the Durand high school
team at Athletic. park Saturday after
noon. The game between the high
, school team and the American Mallea.
bles company's team which was to have
been played Saturday afternoon was
postponed.
Clerks employed in Owosso stores
are taking considerable interest in III,
contest being conducted by the retail
ers' association on the subject "Wh,
People Should Trade at Home" TIL
!, articles on this subject should be 90
= words or less and must be in the hand
of Secretary w. A. Seegmiller on o.
i before May 3.
DR.. ]. o. Parker will sing the bari
y tone parts in Joan of Arc" at tn
r Methodist church, Tuesday, April 20
% Miss Helen A. Brown of Chicago,
5 product of the best European conserva
I tories, fills the soprano roles, while Cur
NJ. Schwahn of Saginaw, whom you al
n love to hear, will render the tenor solos
/. A chorus of so voices assists. 35 cents
Z. children under 10. Is cents. Adv
a A good congregation at the Cor
!, gregational church Sunday evenin
'e heard Miss Seraphine Dimmick give on
B. Of the most beautiful of all the Lincol
le stories, THE Counsel for the Defense.
h It is the story of Lincoln who defends
N boy whose father in turn defended Lii
70 coin when he was boy. It is q stor
y which touches the heart. Miss Din