The Owosso times., 1915-03-05
w. e. Washburn left Thursday for

n son was Dorm MONDAY 10 MT. ana
Mrs. Robert Evens, East Oliver street.
Mrs H. n. Allen entertained the
Masonic ladies club Wednesday night
Twins, a son and daughter. were
born Wednesday evening, to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Worden, 612 Grand avenue
80 dozen mems regular 25c hose TO
close out at lie pair at M. G Lsth.
rop's, l1s s. Washington street. Adv.
Mrs. Nj. II. Bentley and daughter,
Mrs. o. 9. Seelye, of Detroit. are guests
of their daughter and sister, Mrs. F. E
Kohler.
Miss Grace Patterson will return
from her home in st. Johns next Mon
day and will resume her work in the
millinery department of Lawrence's
store.
Relatives assisted g. L. Dimmick in
celebrating his birthday at his home on
W. Oliver street, Feb 25. A dinner
was served. Mr.. Dimmick received
Several rememDranceS.
Miss Mabel Ferry went to Ian ing
Wednesday morning to assist with q
concert to be given in the afternoon at
the state school for the bind. Thurs
day she gave studio recital for 10 of
her pupils.
DR.. Geo. L. Cramer left Thursday for
Great Falls, Mont, to bring Charles
Salisbury Ehome if the latter is able 10
travel. Mr.. Salisbury is the son of Mrs
Eugene Robinson of this city.
The Reaper class of the Asbury Sun.
day school was entertained Tuesday
evening by Lloyd Waugh at his home
on Cute street. & Guessing games were
the chief diversion. Miss Bertha Rood
Yves awarded first prize Refreshments
were served.
The Garden of Beauties Comedy Co.,
has been playing its second week at
the Family theatre, The company has
been pleasing good crowds Billy
Malone's Comedy Co., which made such
a hit few weeks ago is billed for a
return engagement, commencing Sun
| day.
The state board of agriculture has
arranged for series of conferences to
promote the formation of county mar.
keting along co operative lines. A
meeting for the organization Of state
CO operative marketing association was
held at Saginaw, Tuesday. March 8.
A county meeting will be held in Co.
runna, Saturday, March 90.
J. A. Byerly will open new grocery
store at 202 West Main street, and will
have the finest store and stock of groc.
cries and provisions in Shiawassee
county. Goods will always be sold with
a money back If you want it" guaran-
tee, and the prices will be lowest.
Come in and see us. Adv
Rev. A. Ostroth united in marriage
at the Evangelical church parsonage
Tuesday afternoon, Ernest Lecureaux,
Caledonia township. and Miss Mary
Craig of Vernon. They were attended
by Floyd Galloway and Miss Martha
DeFrenn. Mr.. and Mrs Lecur eaux will
reside on farm near Kerby,
James Flanagan and M. w. Flanni-
gan, Summit street, sustained slight
injuries when the one horse wagon they
were driving was struck by an auto.
mobile driven by NJ A. Herrick, pro.
prietor of the Sunnyside green house,
at the corner of Washington and Oliver
streets, Wednesday.
81. j. LaVerne, employed by the Con.
sumers' Power Co, Saturday met his
foster father, Charles a Drill. a jew
eler conducting stores in Milwaukee
and St. Paul, for the first time in Il
years. The latter. on learning that
LaVerne, who is 90 years old, was
working here, paid him visit.
The third degree was conferred or
five candidates by Owosso lodge No. 81,
f. & A. M. Wednesday evening. The
attendance was large Refreshment II
were served after the work. y. M
Perritt of Niagara Falls. Ont, who is ,
guest of his sister, Mrs e Aitken o.
Owosso, addressed the lodge on tn,
work OF the Ontario lodge.
The members of the Queen Esther
Reading circle of the First M. e church
enjoyed picnic supper at the home o
Miss Carrie Swarthout, East Mason
street, Monday evening. Following tn,
supper business session was held A,
this meeting the experience contest fol
earning money for missionary purpose,
was closed. The winning side OF whict
Olive Lockhart is chairman. will be en-
tertained by the losing side, conducted
bv Miss Harriet Beamisb, next weeh
at the home Of Mrs. l.. II. Benson
Water street.