The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-07-16
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEwRY. PROP.
owOSSO. MICH, JULY 16, 1915.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Duff are at Bay
View for vacation.
Mrs. J. c. Rexford is spending a two
weeks vacation at Orion.
Mrs w. Z. Buck of Reading, Pa, is
guest of her sister, Mrs II. P Davies.
Prosecuting Attorney O'Hara of Ber-
rien county was in Owosso, Tuesday,
on business.
The assessed valuation of Corunna for
the year is $715,s23, about $l25, 900
being personal property.
Mrs Robert Anderson and children
of Sidney, Ohio, are guests at the home
of Edward Zimmerman.
Fred Stevens plead guilty Tuesday
to being drunk, and was placed on pra-
baton for 80 days and fined 30.
Fire Chief Claud Craig attended the
6remen's convention at Petoskey, Tues.
day, Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Frances Jones left for Ann
Arbor, Monday, to take course in
library work at the University summer
school.
Judge and Mrs. S. s. Miner, Miss
Virginia Miner and Mrs. Leon Miner
and son left Thursday for Beulah for
an outing.
Mrs Fred VanDyne and daughter
accompanied the formers parents to
their home in Marshal, Monday, for
stay of several days.
Miss Cornelia and Cecil Nation were
in Clarksville Sunday, to attend the
wedding of their brother Marion, to
Miss Minnie Rehkau.
County Treasurer Richardson and
Register of Deeds Cole are taking their
annual vacations this week, being at
their farms helping with the haying.
Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Smith of Audo-
bin, Iowa are guests of Mrs. Smiths
parents. Rev. and MRS. A. Ostroth, who
have just returned from a visit in Iowa,
Postmaster Harrington of Bancroft
will receive $1,000 salary the coming
year, being an addition of 500. The
other offices in Shiawassee county re-
main as they were.
The Congregational Social Union was
pleasantly entertained Tuesday by Mrs.
q. L. Taylor and Mrs. T. o. Christian,
at the home of the former on Water
street.
Miss Clara Fuller is spending her
vacation at Portland. During her alb
sence the Western Union Telegraph
Office is in charge of Oliver Stimson OF
Owoseo. Greenville Independent.
Jarvis Murdoch, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas M urdock of Hazelton township,
was painfully injured, while bathing in
the river near North Shiawassee
street Sunday. He stepped on broken
jar or crock and eight stitches were
necessary to sew up the wound. He is
O visitor &C the home of Isaac Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Nichols and
daughter were in Vernon, Sunday, to
help celebrate the ninetieth birthday OF
Mrs. Lucinda Conrad, Mrs. Nichols
grandmother, who is in excellent health
and was able to enjoy forty mile
automobile ride. Four generations were
present at the gathering.
An automobile containing sever
Owosso people ran over an embankmen1
one mile from Henderson, Tuesday
evening, and collided with tree,
throwing the driver many feet, but al
escaped without injury. The brakes
ON the ma chine failed to work and the
car ran down steep hill at great
speed, and the escape from death Of
severe injury was exceedingly fortu
nate
The Owosso Woman's club "Hiawa
tina" cast produced the play before
large audience at Perry, Saturday night
under the auspices of Perry circle Of
Kings Daughters and pleased the hear
ers exceedingly. A goodly sum was
realized for Kings Daughters work
Miss Mae Launstein and Miss Pear
stockwell substituted most satisfactor
ilv for Mrs. q. B. Hicks and daughter.
Allen Duell, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Duell of Corunns, has been taker
20 Ann Arbor for an operation at TIT
University hospital to correct troub.'
with his knee caused by the bones no
properly knitting after break wher
the boy sell from a tree The matter
was called TO the attention Of Judge o.
Probate Bush and he designated Mrs
uB. Moore 10 take the boy to AM
Arbor.