The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-11-12
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. PROP.
OwOSSO, MICH. NOV. 10, 1915.
LOCAL NEWS.


Mrs. Chas. Owen spent Tuesday in
st. Johns.
Mrs F. ]. Storrer spent part of the
week in Detroit.
Mrs. VIM. Schultz spent Sunday with
friends in Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Loring of Lans'
ing were in the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Osburn are
spending the week In Ypsilanti.
Eugene A. Phelps of Lansing, was in
the city on business Tuesday.
Albert Todd Is confined tc his home
on Shiawassee street by illness.
Miss Imogene Durham left for De
troit, Wednesday, to accept position.
Charles Covert of Chicago, Is visiting
his mother Mrs. Il. Squires, E. Mason
street.
Alfred Hickman has been in Kalama.
zoo during the week on business for the
Hickman Construction Co.
Mrs. E. A. Sherwood and Mrs. Laura
Gerow left Monday for California for
the winter. Mrs. Sherwood will visit
hex daughter, Mrs. Burdette Marvin, at
Riverside.
Mrs J. M. Carmody Of Henderson,
and Mrs. J. j. Haley of Chesaning.
were in Ann Arbor part of the week to
visit Mr.. Carmody who is in the Uni.
versity hospital.
The marriage last March in Detroit
of Glen Sutterby of this city, and Mrs.
Olga Amos of Detroit, has been an.
nonnced and they will make their home
on Elm street in this city.
Miss Mae Lennon of Lennon, q teach
or in the Detroit schools, who was bad
-fy injured I'm I'M automfble accident at
Wayne has recovered sufficiently to be
brought to her home in Lennon.
Advertised letters for the week end.
ing Nov. 6: Fred Byerly, Mrs. Evan
Drain, Jack Jouslipg, Mrs. A. J.
Rsrtck. Mrs. Fred Robbins, Fred Treu'
berg, Fred Weinmann. Frank Work
FORT.
Miss Florence Martin of Caledonis
township, daughter of John Y. Martin,
was elected secretary of the senior class
of the Ypsilanti normal at the class
election last week. The class consists
Of six hundred members.
Apsrty of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
helped Byron Dean celebrate his 47tt
birthday at his home on Chestnut street
Nov. 4th, enjoying games, music and
lunch. Mr.. Dean was presented witt
a handsome gold Odd Fellow ring.
Frank Moore has resigned as cashier
OF the Lennon Commercial bank and
will be succeeded by George Evans o.
Dursnd. who has been employed in thu
Shiswassee county bank at Duranc
twelve years. Mr.. Moore resigns be
cause of the i'll health of his father, J
B. Moore, and will take charge OF tn,
lstter's farm.
Owosso Lodge Knights of Pythis
held the first of q series of social gather
ings last Thursday at the K. Of P. hal
on Main street. Van r. Pond acted a
POSTMASTER and 81 ort talks were mad
by q. F. Friegel, /. g. Curry. j. +
McBain, E. F. Hayward and H. Keesel
visiting Knight from Logansport
Ind. A luncheon was served. Thes
meetings will be held every two weeks
Judson Bristol aged Sc years, died q
his home at Perry, Nov. A, after bein
confined to his bed two weeks wit
Brights disease. The funeral was he'll
from the Baptist church at Perry
Saturday. Mr. Bristol was q pionee
resident of Perry and was a highly re
scected citizen who will be much missed
He is survived by three children, Mr.
John Farmer Of Stockbridge, Miss Pear
Bristol of Perry and Fred Bristol 9
Missouls, Mont. The funeral was hell
Saturday.
Mrs. George Lewis, aged 81 year
died at her home in Morrice, Thursday
Nov. A, after an illness Of three month
with cancer. The funeral was bel
Sunday from the Methodist church
Mrs. Lewis was born near Morrice an
spent her entire life there. She was
prominent member Of the Methods
church and the W. G. 7. q. She
survived by her husband, two dsugf
tiers, Mrs. Walter Hodges Of Owoss
and Mn. Ivan Sickles Of Byron. tw
sisters, Mrs. Fred Cheyenne Of Perry
and Mrs. Amelia Green Of Lansinf
and q brother VIM. Spinks Of PER-
township.