The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-09-17

| Louise, spent part or the week In DE.
MIR. and Mrs L. s. Bowles spent the
week in Detroit with their son Floyd.
Mrs. E. s. Brewer and son are spend.
ing the week in Almont with relatives.
Frank Lotridge of Fenton, was guest
of Owosso and Corunna friends Friday.
Mrs. J. M. Bentley WAS called to New
York state Saturday, by the illness of
a sister.
Donald Mccormick left Monday for
Olivet to begin his years work at
Olivet college.
Born, Sunday, at Swsyze hospital
to Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Woodbury. of
this city, son.
Miss Margaret Copas left Monday for
Aurora, New York, to begin her stud
les at Wells college.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dingwall and
son are spending some time with Mrs.
Dingwall's parents, in Toledo, Ohio.
rhe fourth ward mothers meeting
will be held next Tuesday with Mrs.
W. Coon, South Shiawassee street.
Mrs S. s. Miner and daughter left
Monday for visit with Lieut. and
Mrs. Harold Miner at West Point, New
York.
Probate Register Miss Claribel Gal
loway of this city, is taking weeks
vacation from her duties in the probate
office
Robert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
BensiDger, suffered broken arm in a
fall from tree at the family home on
Clinton street, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Shattuck and son
Don, and Mrs. Herbert Collins and son
are spending the week on an automo.
bile trip in Michigan.
New curbs are being built this week
under the direction of Commissioner
Hanscom, on Lee, Mason, Oliver and
North Shiawassee streets.
Mrs. j. M. Terbush and Miss Rizpah
and jay Terbush, Jr., attended the
wedding of cousin, Miss Helen Lucy
Thompson in Lansing Saturday.
A daughter was born Sept. s to Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Merriwether of Eolia,
No. Mrs. Merriwether was formerally
Miss Florence Danley of this city.
Coroner Guy Cole decided that an
inquest was unnecessary in the case of
the death Of Harold Ruele in the COLI.
sion in the Ann Arbor yards Saturday.
A. G. Green of Chicago who has
been visiting HE parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. w. Green in Corunna, left an auto.
III obile with them as reminder of his
visit
T. J. Tubbs has purchased and in.
stalled in the Colonial theatre a new
electric motion picture machine, the
latest and best instrument made for
this work.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell enter.
tanned Sunday at dinner at their home
on Robbins street, in honor of their
son, William Campbell and his bride
of Lansing.
Benjamin Essig, son of Mrs. Morris
Southland of this city, has accepted the
position of professor of mining engi.
neering in the University of Mines at
Wilberton, Oklahoma
Governor Ferris has appointed A. B.
Cook Of Maple River, one of the fifteen
delegates from Michigan to the Ma.
tional Farmers Congress at Omaha,
Neb., Sept. 20 to Oct /.
Geo. s. Brown of this city, was
elected president of the State board of
examiners of BARRIERS at recent meet
ing Mr.. Brown has just finished q
successful year as secretary Of the
board.
A cut of Lieutenant Harold Miner of
the United States army, son of Mr..
and Mrs. 8. s. Miner of this city, sp
peared in Leslie's magazine of Sept. 6
In connection with his instructing at
the citizen soldiers camp at PIattsburg,
N. Y.
Robert Besrdsley Of Perry, attended
the state fair at Detroit last week as q
guest of the fair association, having
won the trip at an examination held
last spring in each county. the cues.
tions having been prepared by the state
superintendent Of public insti uction
and dealt On agriculture.
The case against Geo. w. Haffner of
Lennon in Cass county, charging him
with forgery has been put over the
thrm Of court to give Prosecuting At.
torney Huff Of Csss county time to come
TO Shiawassee county and investigate
the facts after which the case will uL
doubtedly be discontinued.