The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-09-17
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. PROP.
OWOSSO, MICH, SEPT. II, 1915.
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. Margaret McBain is spending
the week in Wayne.
Attorney Roy Matthews was in To.
ledo on business Tuesday.
Mrs. F. J. Mcdaniel spent part of
the week in Ann Arbor.
Miss Dorothy Haefeld of Chicago, is
a guest of Miss Ethel Davies
Geo. H. Brock is in Kleva, Mich,
called by the death of his son.in- law.
Rolla Chase attended the Shoe Deal
ers convention in Detroit this week.
The Travellers club met Thursday
with Mrs. 1. Sadler, Comstock street.
The Lutheran ladies met Wednesday
with Mrs. Louie Burk, Chestnut street.
A. D. Whipple was in Ann .Arbor,
Tuesday to attend the funeral of
friend.
The September meeting of the child
life chapter has been postponed to the
third Friday in October
Misses Eleanor Lyon and Arlene Law
renee left Tuesday for Oberlin, Ohio,
to attend Oberlin college,
Mrs. Fannie Laumont of Durand, has
been released to appear Monday in the
circuit court on charge of violating
the local option law.
Leslie Spaulding assistant cashier of
the Perry bank, has bought dry goods
stock in Ovid and will move there and
conduct the business.
Mrs. Grace Chaddock and daughter
left Tuesday for Chicago on their way
home to California after visit with
Mrs. H. B. Peterson.
Walter Derr, rural carrier at Co.
runna, aud Miss Allie Vandecarr, were
married in Corunna, Wednesday. Both
haasesen previously married.
A thmble party and tea was enjoyed
by twenty guests Monday at the home
of Mrs. w. F. Gallagher, Oliver street,
in honor of Miss Ethel Davies.
Mrs J. O. Parker aud Miss Falice
left for Detroit, Tuesday, and the latter
left Thursday for Northampton. Mass,
to resume her studies at Smith college.
The ladies society entertained the
local lodge of the Order of Railway
Conductors, Sunday, at banquet and
musical. Several speeches were also
enjoyed.
The Brotherhood class of the Congre-
gational church has re-organized, elect
ing O. L. Davis, president, F. Fl. Gould
secretary treasurer and Rev B. S. Matt
son, teacher.
The wedding of There Geek, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Geek of Gale
donna township and Miss Lucille Hall OF
Toledo, was solemnized last week in
Toledo. Both were former students, at
the U. of M.
Henry Brayton advertised his new fly
trap Monday by dumping few pounds
of flies on the street. He was taken be-
fore Justice Friegel and allowed to go
on payment of the costs of cleaning up
the mess.
The Queen Esther Reading Circle OF
the First nj. E. church met Monday
evening with Mrs John Detwiler, Ball
street, and listened to report by Miss
Ivah Scott of the past years work. A
pot luck supper was served.
Mrs. Leigh Christian entertained
Thursday at her home on Oliver street
in honor OF Miss Ethel DAVIES who will
be married Sept. 90. Mrs. 81. X White
and Mrs Hugh McCurdy entertained
Wednesday at the home of the former
Mrs. Il. B. Moore, probation officer,
took Esther Needham of Corunna, an
afflicted child to the state hospital az
Ann Arbor, Tuesday,. for treatment.
Six children have been taken TO Ann
Arbor in the last few weeks.
Earl Lackey of Laingsburg, held on
a charge of breaking and entering, was
admitted to bail in the sum of $1,000
Monday, until his case is called In the
circuit court. He operates motion pic
ture show at LaingsburR.
Truant Officer Perry Duffey went to
Grand Haven and Holland, Tuesday, to
bring back to Owosso Kenneth Nc
Donald. who had been committed to the
Industrial school and Earl White who
ran away from home some time ago.
The Michigan Agricultural College
will open its ffty.ninth yesr Wednes-
dav. Sent. %. The attendance, accord.
inc to present outlook will be the
largest In the history Of the college.
Shiswassee county. will be represented
by fifteen or more scholars.