The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-10-15
LOCAL NEWS.

James Osburn, Jr., was in Jackson,
Sunday.
J. B. Carey spent Sunday with friends
in Flint.
DIR. F. F. Hoyer left Sunday for a
visit at his old home in Melina, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Pardee were
guests of relatives in st. Johns, Sunday.
Miss Judith Clark of st. Johns, was
tee guest of Miss Nav Launstein, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Beebe of Ovid, were
guests at the home of DR.. Harold Hume,
Sunday.
J. c. Osburn was in Detroit Tuesday,
attending casket manufacturers con-
vention. He spent Sunday in Flint.
Geo. w. Rolfe of Perry, was robbed
of $25 at the depot in Durand one day
recently. No trace of the pickpockets.
Mrs. Geo. Jenney entertained, Mon
day, at a six o'clock dinner at her home
on Exchange street, in honor Of Miss
Gladys jennings.
Miss Katherine Donigan entertained
at a handkerchief shower in honor Of
Miss Gladys Jennings, at her home on
Adams street, Friday evening.
Mrs. Radcliffe Romeyn and son are
home from several weeks visit with
the formers brother, Douglas Gilman
in Noroton, Conn, and in New York
City.
Mrs. Hugh Richards and baby of
Detroit, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs A.
E. Richards of Corunna. Mrs. Rich
ards has recovered from a recent seri-
Gus illness.
E. 81. Post and family of Saginaw,
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. 81. M Post. Cecil Post of Colum.
bus. Ohio, was at home also, and left
Sunday night.
By agreement of the children, War
rem Doan has been discharged as guar
dian of his mother Mrs. Alvira Doan of
Corunna, the application being made
by Mrs. Doan's attorney, ]. II. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Charlton will
leave soon for visit. in Portland, Ore.
gon. They have packed their house
hold goods and are rooming at the
Shepard house, on North Washington
street.
st. Paul's school Juniors hpve elected
the following officers: President, Marie
Weidman; vice president, Adelbert
White; secretary. James Corcoran;
treasurer, Margaret Jewell scribe, Jas.
A. McNally.
Every paper you read tells you men
are making fortunes in real estate. Are
your Why not2 Because you are buy.
ing none. Join our next excursion
Oct. 18th to Howey. Florida. Fare one
way plus &C. 90. Call at 227 s. Washing.
ton street. Adv.
David A. Morton of Chicago, visited
relatives and friends in this city part
of the week., Mr.. Morton, former
resident of the city and a graduate Of
the high school, has resided in Chicago
for 81 years, but admits yearning for
old Shiawassee and hopes before long
to return.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spring, aged 90 years,
died Oct at the Soldiers Home In
Grand Rapids where she had been for
two years. She formerly resided in
Owosso. The funeral was held at the
Jennings & Son chapel Saturday after.
noon. Rev. J. Hartley Cansield Of
floating.
Another member has been added to
road gang which, until Monday,
boosted Eut one man. J. A. Quinn was
sentenced Monday to serve 30 days,
after he had pleaded guilty to a charge
of vagrancy. he was arrested near
Bennington by members Of the sheriff'e
force after complaints had been re-
ceiyed that he had been swearing at
far mers' wives.
Mrs Mildred Harris, arrested Satur.
day night on a charge of being dis
orderly person. pleaded guilty in the
justice court in Corunna. Monday
afternoon She was sentenced to serve
65 days in the Detroit House of Cor
rection, or pay fine Of $50. She had
to take the days. Mrs Emily Herber,
arrested with Mrs. Harris, pleaded not
guilty before Justice Friegel and her
trial was set for Thursday morning at
10 o'clock. She was unable to furnish
500 bail and wassremanded to the
county jail. She plead guilty later and
was also given term at the house/ol
correction.