The Owosso times., 1915-03-19
Mrs Fred Carpenter of Lake Lipden
is guest of Mrs. J. j Dayis.

Mrs. Fred B Woodland, John street.
entertained Saturday, in honor Of Mrs.
E. Robinson of Saginaw.
Farmers! Virginia Splint lump 50 90
per ton. Last call. Kean Coal Co.
Phi ne 211. Adv
The 0wosso high school basket ball
girls were defeated at Pontiac Friday
evenin-, 10 to 13.
Chas E Rigley spent the first of the
week in Chicago on business for the
Estey Manufacturing Co.
The Estey Mfg Co. received large
order from Chicago few day ago with
instructions to ship same by express
Judge Miner has granted degree Of
divorce in the uncontested case of Eva
VS. Philip Bingham of Henderson The
mother was given the custody Of their
child.
Omico self rising -four for biscuits
and pastry. Easy to use. Wholesome
and nutritious. csc buvs sack Ask
your grocer or Owosso Milling Co.
Both phones. Adv
| Arthur Harding has resigned his posi-
tion in Steck's jewelry store and has
accepted one in jewelry store in Mt.
Pleasant. During his residence here
Mr.. Harding has made many friends
VINO will regret his departure.
Miss A da Knickerhocker and Walter
Butler of this city, were married at the
brides home in Marion last Satul day.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler, who arrived here
Monday, will make their home north
of the city on farm.
Mark VanWormer of this city, sub.
mitted to an operation Monday, at Ann
Arbor, for the removal of one eye, as
the result of an injury sus aimed re.
Gently when he ran file into the optic
while repairing a harness. ...--.,-.-,.,s. -.
Mrs A. Beresford of this city and her
guests, Mrs. Vert Tenney of st. Louis,
Mrs. Ida Smith and Mrs. Ernest Rifen-
bury Of Lansing, were in New Lothrop
Tuesday, to. attend the funeral of their
cousin. Mrs. Fred Jacobs
Following a meeting of the Order of
Railroad Conductors, Sunday evening,
the members were served at a banquet
by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the society.
Addresses were given by w. FL. Smith,
e. Elwell and j. Fitzpatrick. Music
was enjoyed and general good time
was had by ALL
Mrs. Minnie Abenschlen, aged 45
years, died of heart trouble at her home
In Antrim township Monday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Mrs Abenschien was
born in Antrim, and had resided there
all her life Surviving, besides the hus-
band, Augustus Abenschien, are two
daughters, Mrs. Bertha Harris and
Mary Abenschien, both of Antrim
township. The funeral was held Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock, at the NJ. E.
church at Nicholson, and interment
made in the Fuller cemetery in Antrim
township.
Three Owosso motorcyclists appeared
before Justice g. F. Friege Tuesday
am pleaded guilty to charges of speed.
ing. The men were John Goodwin,
ticket agent at the Ann Arbor depot
Fred Leopard, a motorcycle repair man,
and j. Fl. Jacklin. who conducts a
motor truck delivery. Each man was
fined $i0 with an alternative of spend.
ing ten days in the county Jail They
were given "a hours in which to pay
their fines.
Martin Mcmahon was very pleasantly
surprised at his home 634 Adams street.
Monday evening" by about 60 members
of Colfax Rebekah lodge. the occasion
being his 52d birthday. The evening
was spent playing progressive pedro,
after which an elaborate supper was
served. Mr.. McMahon WAS presented
with a box of neckties as a token of
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Rebekah lodge, and Mrs. Mcmahon
with large vase containing beauti.
ful bouquet of Gala lillies.
Mrs. Fred Jacobs. formerly Of Cor.
unna. died at her home in Frankfort.
Saturday night, after four days i'll
ness. The body was taken to New
Lothrop where the funeral was held
from the M. E. church Tuesday at 2
o'clock, interment being made in the
New Lothrop cemetery. The deceased
lived in Corunns for several years be
fore going to Frankfort. She was a
member of Busy Hive, No. 1873, L y.
T. M. NJ. of Corunna. Surviving be
sides the husbsni are FIVE children,
Linton, Marie. Margaret, Fred, Jr.,
and Elizabeth; her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John r. Damn of New Lothrop,
and three brothers and one sister.