The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-02
Miss Wilma Demuth is spending the
week with friends at Portland

| Flint Thursday TO visit relatives.
Mrs. T. B. Scott entertained at cards
at her home on West Oliver Street.
Wednesday.
Miss Violet NJ. Crane went TO De-
troit Wednesday TO spend the balance
of the week.
Mrs Rollo Lord entertained the TRAY
elers' club Thursday afternoon at her
home on Pine street
The Owosso retailers will bold their
regular meeting at the Episcopal parish
house, Monday evening
Miss Katherine Payne, John street.
entertained twenty six young ladies at
dinner Tuesday evening
o. L. Davis was in Howell Thurs
day to attend the funeral Of the late
Miss Lille Benjamin.
Look for the word Cash Uuder this
title you will read news that means a
lower cost of living for you ADV
Mr. and Mrs. Geo E. Pardee enter.
tanned the Kitchiti. Kippi club at their
home on Ball street Wednesday evening
The druggist bond of Vern Fuller
with L 9. Hall and j A. ByerIy as
snreties has been approved by the city
commission.
Mr.. and Mrs X. Corner and MIR. and
Mrs Eldred have moved here from
Grand Rapids and will reside at 1905
y oung street.
A Grevengood, district manager for
the Holland Furnace company, has
moved his family from Flint to Cpl
West Main street.
DR.. H. A. Hume returned home Tues.
day from Baltimore. Md, where he
spent two weeks taking special work
in John Hopkins hospital @'
i Miss Minnie Joseph, North Water
4 streets entertained &a-few-a neighbors
Wednesday afternoon at quilting bee
A picnic dinner was served
The State Senate has passed bill
providing that hunters may kill but one
deer and also limiting the seasons in
which migratory birds may be killed.
Mrs. John Snider and daughter
Miss Dorothy of Lansing are visiting
at the home of the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Frieseke, Corun-
ne avenue.
Residents of Gould street have com
planned to the city commission that the
Ann Arbor railroad leaves too many
empty box cars on the track near this
street and they are used by tramps.
Henry Robinson, aged 20, a civil war
veteran, shot himself, Saturday. at the
home of his daughter Mrs. Charles
Miller, near Lennon. The remains were
taken to New Boston, Mich. for burial
Chief Patterson has had painted in
the center Of the street intersections
down town, white circles, to the right
of which traffice must keep hereafter
The chief declares that the traffic or
dinance will be strictly enforced this
summer.
Miss Edna Wood has resigned az
teacher of mathematics in the Owosso
high school and left for Chicago, being
in i'll health. Miss Gladys Dershem OF
Chicago, graduate of Alma college,
will take her place.
Carl Plumstesd was fined $40 in the
municipal court, Friday, for being
drunk He was arrested while trying
to prevent his wife from taking train
for st. Johns He secured the liquor
by prescription, claiming that his wife
was i'll and must have the liquor
Miss Mary Welton, who has taught
the third grade at the Emerson school
for many years, and in the Owossc
J public schools for twenty years, has re
signed and will soon be married to G.
Il. Underwood of this city. Miss Wei
ton has been one Of the best teachers of
the city and the board of education aud
Superintendent Longman regret tc
lose her services. Miss Mattebell Get.
man will succeed Miss Welton
About forty employees. demonstrators
aud friends were entertained Friday
evening by MIR. and Mrs. Charles A.
Lawrence, in honor Of the annual open
ing of the Lawrence department store
The guests met at the National hotel a,
eight o'clock, and we're notified by Man
ager Tnbbs of the Colonial theatre
upon opening of the second perform
ance that reservations had been made
at that theatre to witness Loyalty" q
beautiful Dutch drama Following the
movie party" the guests repaired tc
the Lawrence home on East Oliver
street where they enjoyed delightful
evening A buffet luncheon was served.
Among the guests was d. J. Nyse.
wander, representing he Toledo Stove
and Range Co. Mr. Nysewander was
formerly in business in Owosso.