The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-10-08

in Owosso and Corunna on business
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lotridge and
daughter of Fenton, spent part of the
week in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hawcroft are in
Ann Arbor, called by the illness OF
Mrs. Hawcroft's father.
Mrs. g. r. Wolford and son left Mon.
day for Plymouth, Ohio, called by the
illness of her father.
Mrs. Jennie Goodwill, sister of Sam
uel and Edward Kerby of Corunna,
died at her home in Salem, Saturday.
G. Il. Robinson & Co., of Vicksburg,
will occupy the Davis store in the
Wesener block with stock of dry
goods.
Louis Uider and Miss Elizabeth Cor.
data were married Monday morning at
st. Pauls Catholic church, Rev. FIR.
Slane officiating.
The City Commission has revoked the
jitney license of Edwin Faust, one Of
his bondsmen, James Lewis, having
withdrawn from his bond.
A petition in bankruptcy has been
filed by Alfred J. DeFreen of Corunna,
his liabilities being Judgment of 1914
obtained against him by Anna A Bar.
rows.
The only difference between the rich
and the poor is but one of investment,
seeing is believing; come with us and
we will show you, Oct. 10th. Call at 227
s. Washington street. Adv.
Miss Florence Ward, daughter of DR..
w. e. Ward, is doing designing in oil
paints for the Woodland Furniture Com.
pany on the elegant furniture being
made at the factory.
Mrs. 8. G.. Donsereaux, mother of
Mrs. D. M. Christian and Mrs. w. A.
Upham of this city, died Sunday at her
home in Chagrin Falls, OHIO. The
funeral was held Wednesday.
Every person who buys one of these
farms and lots prepares for the future
and old age. Join us on our next ex-
cursion Oct. 10th to Howey, Lake Co,
Florida. Call and get advertising mat.
ter, 227 8. Washington street Adv.
A chicken supper was enjoyed by
thirty members of the young ladies'
Sunday school class of the Corunna
avenue M. e. church at the home Of
Mrs. Harry Cline, south of Owosso
Monday evening.
Miss Myrtle Gardner entertained the
members of the Queen Esther Reading
Circle of the First M. Z. church Wed.
nesday evening at q miscellaneous
shower at her home on Clinton street
in honor of Miss Gladys Jennings.
E. L. Carr of Owosso, plead guilty TO
slight adulteration of sausage by hsv.
ing too much cereal in it and was fined
ten dollars by Judge Miner, Monday.
The complaint was made by a deputy
state food inspector.
A party in honor of Mrs. Benjamin
Kohagen of Duluth, Mimi, formerly
Miss Hazel Menshardt OF this city, was
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Allen
Driscoll and Mrs. E P. Sherman at the
Driscoll home in Shiawassee township.
Helen M. Ok aged 80, Of Owosso,
has begun suit for divorce through her
attorney G.. F. Friegel, from Henry
Ok aged 50, claiming cruelty, drunken.
ness, non.support, abuse etc. The
couple were married in 1908 and have
three children.
Mrs. Orren Jennings entertained
Saturday at her home in Corunna at a
breakfast In honor Of her sister Miss
Gladys Jennings who is to be married
Oct. 10 to Albert Scarlet. The guests
showered Miss Jennings with hand
some linen.
The Owosso Floral Company has
moved to its new building at the south
west corner of Main and Ball streets
and has handsome show rooms and
o flee on the ground floor. Mr.. THE
mann and family have pleasant six
room apartment up stairs.
An automobile driven by Frank
Thorpe of Durand, ran into buggy
in which Charles Freeman was riding
near the Goss school house, north of
Owosso, Sunday evening, the auto
turning over and pinning J. Wilkinson
it, Mr.. Freeman being |
thrown from the buggy, but no one
seriously injured. The horse ran away |
out was caught short distance away. |
Thorpe claimed another auto ran into
him but this is not thought to be the |
,sse as the others did not see another |
AR. Mr.. Freeman had turned ont for |