The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23
THE OWOSSO TIMES
KDMUND o. DEWEY. PROP.
OWOSSO, MICH. APRIL 90, 1915.
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E. e. Palmer of Racine, Wis, has
accepted position in the Hollis plumb
ing shop.
James Martin and james Campbell
have gone to st. Louis to enter the
sanitarium.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira g. Curry and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur l.. Curry spent Sun.
day in Durand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Siblev of Pitts
field, Mass, are visiting the latter's
father, E. F. Dudley
Bert Grove and little daughter Jane,
returned to their home in Wilmette,
ILL.,, Sunday evening.
Wilman Miner of Detroit, visited at
the nome of his parents, Judge and
Mrs 8. 8. Miner, Sunday.
Louis Mueller and daughter, Miss
Olga. of Toledo, Ohio, visited at the
home Of James Dingwall and family,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kerwin returned
to their home in Menominee, Wis,
Sunday, after visit at the home of
William Kerwin.
The banns of the marriage of Miss
Angelina Caruso and Frank Spagnuolo
were called in St. Paul's Catholic
church, Sunday morning.
Rundell Bros. are buying large guam
titles of wool paying from 90 to % cents
per pound for it. Today they received
the 1900. fleeces, about 5000 pounds,
from the Amos Parmenter farm.
Frank B. Bauer of Adrian, and Miss
Estella Chapman of Jackson, were mar
ried last week at the home of the brides
brother, Geo. II. Chapman in ST. Johns.
The bride was former teacher in our
schools
Clark Turner, former resident of
Venice township in this county, died
last week at fairfield, Washington.
The remains were brought to Venice
township for burial.
Miss Gladys jennings DELIGHTFULLY."-
entertained the Queen Esther Circle of
the FRS: M. E. church Monday even
ing at her home on West Main street.
The annual mite box opening was held
and the sum of $21. so was realized. An
! .teresting program was rendered and
treatments were served
The Brownies, five man team con
sisting of Geo. Eddy, w. E. Honey, II.
A. Hume, George Sackrider and j..
Edwin Ellis. is in Grand Rapids to COM
pete in the State bowling tournament.
The singles will be rolled this after
noon, the team rolling this evening.
Miss Gail Friegel, daughter of Judge
a1d Mrs. G. F. Friegel, was thrown
from a horse she was riding Saturday
afternoon when the animal became
frightened at the u. s. mail wagon.
She was severely bruised and shaken
mp but no bones were broken.
The recount on the local option ques
ton make Oakland county wet for
another two years unless action in the
courts should override the recount re-
suit. The first result of thirty. three
dry majority became twenty-five wet
because of the failure of election in.
spectors to initial ballots.
Major Tucker of Detroit, an inter
national worker in the Salvation Army,
will be in Owosso and conduct services
Sunday, April 25tb. Major Tucker il
an orator of ability. He has travelled
the world over and is considered one
of the very best workers in the Saliva
ton Army. He will doubtless attrac
large crowds while here.
Chapman, Mcnamara & Matthew
have filed bond in the circuit cour
for stay of proceedings for 80 days il
the case of the city of Owosso agains
the Barber Asphalt Paving company ant
the National Surety company. Th'
counsel says the case will be appealed
by the defendants against whom
Judgment Of 81, $40. 81 was awarded the
city at the last session of the court.
DIR. Fred A. Watts, county physician
for the INDECENT sick of the city D
Owosso, made report for three months
Friday, to the board Of Supervisors a
follows Number of visits made at tn
homes of sick, 473; number of prescrir
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