The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-07-02

IVY WieWell was arrested saturday
night for being drunk and paid fine
or 70 Monday, to Justice Friegel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Seegmiller spent
part of the week in Ann Arbor. the lat
ter attendir G a reunion of the class of
1900.
Mrs. G. d. Bell entertained Thursday
in honor Of Miss Maurine Danley, who
leaves soon for her new home in Jeffer-
son City, Mo.
Mrs. j. E. Flanagan of Owosso, has
been ordered committed to the psyche
pathic ward of the University hospital
for treatment for insanity.
Mrs. c. A. Lohnes, wife of Rev.
Lohnes, formerly pastor of the Hender-
son M. E. church, died June %, at Gay.
lord. She is survived by her husband
and three children.
Mcrell Bentley will leave today for
Chicago where he will take the special
train which carries members of the
Theta Delta Chi fraternity to conven-
ton in San Francisco.
A farewell party in honor of Miss
Margaret McKendry who leaves with
her parents this week for Toledo, was
held June 26 at the home of Miss Mar
gsret Purcell, Genesee street.
Miss Vera Richardson has gone to
Ypsiianti to teach at the conservatory
summer school. Today she will play at
the state music teachers convention at
the Hotel Stailer in Detroit.
Geo. Skutt of bennington, was fined
$11 so by Justice Mcbride in Corunna,
Wednesday. for assault on Elmer Dick.
inson. The men live together and got
into row over getting the breakfast.
Attorney General Fellows has ruled
that the county of Shiawassee must pay
the jury in the case of the application
of the New Haven township board to
have Anna Santrusek declared de.
linquent
Riley Scott of Genesee county. is the
latest purchaser to bring suit against
John Crawford of Byron, on a horse
deal He wants $1,000, claiming he
, gave horse and money for an animal
which failed to be as represented.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Watros of Nor
walk, Ohio. and Mrs. l.. Richards of
, Chicago, are visiting at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. J. M. Davidson, COS Glen
wood avenue. The two visiting ladies
and Mrs. Davidson's are sisters
! In honor Of Mrs. Mary Quinn, who
leaves soon for Saginaw, and Mrs. Will
liam McKendry, who leaves for Toledo
card party was given at the K. of c.
q home last week Thursday evening
Both ladies were given remembrances.
y Mrs s. Fl. Wood gave farewell
q party at her home on Water stree
June "a, in honor of Misses Olive Lock
q hart, Cora Bair, Marjorie Cleary. Am,
Zoschke. Lila Tubbs and i. Florenc,
Hayes, teachers, and Mrs. Fred Hani
fan.
. Mr.. and Mrs L M. Woodin at din
ner party at their home south o
Owosso, announced the approachins
marriage of their daughter, Miss Ora
to Charles Reed of Lansing. and thei
;, son, Irving of Traverse City, to Mis-
. Ferne Leyeraux of Lansing.
Nearly two hundred persons attends
10 the farewell reception rendered Rev
, and Mrs. J. a. York at the Baptis
= church Friday evening and, enjoye
- music and talk by Rev. YORK and
duet by Mr. and Mrs. York. Th
friends presented the retiring paste
~ and his wife with beautiful silver tie
set and tray and wished them happi
~ ness and success in their new home.
IN
ir Rev. c. II. Hanks preached his la
sermon as pastor of the First Congreg,
tional church, Sunday, but announce
- that it was not a farewell sermon as
+ would return to Owosso to reside aft,
- his summers work at Mackinaw. 3
- thanked the members Of the churcl
ia congregation and others whose kindne
and Loyalty had made his passionate
e. sixteen years here 80 happy a part
9. his life that 1t would ever be brig
In memory.
w The wedding of Miss Ruth Scolle
es and Roy Southwell of Perry tow
ship, was solemnized at St. Mary
ge church Morrice, Tuesday mornin
he Rev. FIR. URsfferty officiating. Mi
he Margaret Scollen and Roy Scollen q
nd sisted and large number of frien
nd were in attendance at the wedding.
or wedding breakfast was. served at t
nd home CT the brides parents near Nj
his rice. After short trip Mr.. and Nj
to South well will be at home near Shat
burg.
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