The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-02-19

Is in Fort Wayne, Ind, on business.
Don't fail to read Wright's Clothing
House advertisement in this issue Adv
DIR, A. NJ. Hume ttended medical
association meeting in Chicago, Tues
day.
Mrs. F. D. Mitchell, Pine street, fell
on the walk Monday evening, fractur-
ing her right ankle.
Justice Friegel reported to the city
commission, Monday, the collection of
$72 20 in fees and fines in January.
Mrs. Harry Payne entertained at her
home on John street, Monday, in honor
of Miss Nellie Westcott Of Detroit.
j, B. E. Castree was in Bay City
Tuesday to receive the Scottish Rite
Masonic degrees up to the thirty. third.
l.. A. Sanderhoff was named by the
city commission, Monday. to serve
another year as city assessor at salary
of $500
The officers and teachers of the First
Baptist Sunday school are receiving
special instructions by Rev. j. G.. York
at weekly meetings
Mrs F. A. Ewald of Great Falls,
Mont, formerly Miss Iva Shepard of
this county, is a guest of Mrs. G. D.
Spalding, north Of the city.
Practically every grocery store IN
Owosso carries stock of our -four and
you can always count ON getting it at
reasonable price. Owosso Milling Co.
Adv.
d. M. Christian, W. A. Upham. E.
G. Osborn, Ellis Wilson and G. +. Hoff-
man attended the National Progressive
party state convention held at Jackson,
Tuesday.
G f. Babcock Of st. Johns, and w.
A. Bahlke of Alma, were in the city.
Thursday, to attend meeting of the
executive committee of the Union Tele
phone Co.
| About twenty members of Colfax Odd
Fellow lodge went to Laingsburg, Mon
day evening, and conferred the three
degrees on Laingsburg lodge candidates.
A banquet was served.
The following letters remain un-
claimed at the Owosso postoffice for the
week ending Feb. IS. 1915 Mrs. VIM.
Beach, Miss Emily Binsger, Hugh M.
Cole & Co., Mrs. F. Cooper, Harry
Derk, Fred Hickmott, Lyon e. Chesley
Fred w. Searles.
Miss Dorothy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. B. Pitts of this city, who has
been employed as night superintendent
of large hospital in Erie, Penn. leaves
today tor Jacksonville, Florida, to &C.
cept better position with consider
able increase in salary in hospital ir
that city.
John Boyer, aged 81 years, died Feb.
II at bis home on Cass street. The
funeral was held Saturday, Rev. c. Fl.
Hanks officiating. Deceased has lived
in o wosso fourteen years, coming here
from Portland, and was employed by
Kelly & Douglas. He is survived by his
parents of Owosso, and sister, Mrs.
Gus Heck of Pontiac.
E. NJ. Ray male, Detroit broker, he 8
written Probate Judge Bush asking
that the estate of Spencer Raynale, de.
ceased, of Corunna,> be re. opened. As
the estate has been closed for more than
90 years ard as there was little over
the amount of the debts, the court will
r fuse to re. open it,
Ora Ammons, Vernon townsh p
farmer, was arrested Thursday of La {
week on charge of violating the local
option law. He was arraigned before
Justice Nichols in Corunna, waived ex.
animation and was bound over to the
circuit court for trial. being released On
$500 bail He is charged with securing
bottle of whiskey and treating several
friends
DIR. Roy Northway returned Saturday
from Bay City where he attended q
clinic for the removal of adenoids and
the cure of catarrhal deafness by finger
surgery. DIR. Nortbway will leave
soon TO take mp this new osteopath
discovery under DR.. Deason Of Chicago
and be absent until the entire course i;
thoroughly completed Mrs Northway
will accompany him and undergo aI
operation for deafness. MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Hoover returned TO theil
home at Owosso, Wednesday. after
spending week here visiting the lat
ter's brother, George Powers, anj
! family. Dan Prendergast ant
four children returned to Owosso, Mon
day. after spending the week end here
y guests of Mrs. M. s Garvin-Mrs /
/. Hepgespaugh Of Owo so came Wednes
v day for visit with her parents Georg,
= Dillon and wife over Sunday. MT
Pleasant Enterprise.