The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-05-07
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
A. d. Whipple was in Detroit on
business Tuesday.
City Attorney L. F. Miner was in De-
troit on business Tuesday.
Mrs. G. A. Lawrence is spending part
of the week in Detroit.
Beautiful new white hats trimmed in
very pleasing styles at Bensons Mil.
inery.
Mrs. Eugene Brewer and son went
to Almont Wednesday to visit rela
tives.
Sale on trimmed felt hats at Benson's
Millinery corner of Main and Ball
streets. Adv.
Mrs Lucy Kreher of ST. Joseph, il
guest of her sister Mrs. W. l.. Frisbie
and other Owosso relatives
Mrs. Leslie Wood of Kalamazoo is
visiting at the home of her brother,
A. N. Goodwin, South Shiawassee
street.
antly entertained a party of friends
at dinner, Tuesday evening, at their
home, East King street.
The marriage of Miss Angelina
Caruso and Francis Spagnuolo will
take place at st. Paul's Catholic
church, Sunday morning, May 16.
C. E. Rigley Jr., was in Olivet on
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
the late ex-senator Karl e. Keyse,
who was a former class-mate of Mr..
Rigley. -
Geo. E. Clutterbuck has been elected
second vice president of the Old Co.
runna State Bank. T. M. Euler for.
mer second vice. president is now first
vice president.
The Decoration Day exercises will
be held Monday, May 81. The speak
er of the day will be Van r. Pond.
The memorial sermon will be preach
ed at the Congregational church, on
Sunday, May 80, by Rev. Carlos H.
Hanks.
Howard Wallace of Corunna has pur-
chased the Corunna shoe stock owned
by Ellie Sanders, who succeeded Ivan
Lowe several years ago. Mr.. Wallace
is now employed in the wooden mills at
Rochester and Mrs. Wallace will con.
duct the store for the present
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Irish and son
Walter were returning to their home
Sunday near the Pittsburg church when
their horse became frightened at pass.
ing automobile and ran away throwing
them ont, putting Mrs. Irish's ankle
out of joint and badly injuripg her eye.
Mr.. Irish was run over and his bach
badly bruised. The boy escaped with
slight injuries.
Miss Nina Burrows aged 20 years
died April 30 at the home of Mrs
Athelia Smith, Mulberry street, where
she had made her home for the past ter
years after retiring from her life work
as school teacher. The remains were
taken to Chesaning for burial. She ii
survived by one brother, A. w. Bur
rows of Chesaning and two sisters, one
at Cbesaning and one at Fergus.
Miss Julia Frechette, who is of French
and Indian ancestry, and who formerly
made her home at the home of the late
w. r. Drury in Bennington, and after
ward lived at T. M. Eulers and q. F
Friegels in this city, will graduate
May 10 from the Indian school at Car
Isle, Pa and will begin work soor
after as an instructor among the In
dams.
The funeral of the late Preston b
REYNOLDS was held Friday afternoon al
the home in Maple River, Rev. y. ID
Hanks officiating ,in the presence OF
a large number of Borrowing friends
Miss Donna Richardson and Theron
GLADDEN. rendered appropriate music
The pail bearers were Will Braden, lrs
SNYDER, Ernest Josenhans, Claytor
Cook, Elmer Waugh and A. b. Cook
The honorary bearers were E. }. Cook
Theron GLADDEN., John Dale and Ed
ward Place.
Mrs.. Grace Smith was awarded $l2,
600 by q jury in the circuit court a
Flint, Friday. in her suit for $lOO,OO'
damages against her mother-in' Law
Mrs. Mary E. Smith and sister-in Law
Mrs. Alice N. Travis for alienation o.
her husbands affections. Mrs. Smith
was formerly Miss Grace Hammer O.
owosso. She will be remembered as
student at the Owoseo business college
aud later worked for ii. N. Ainsworti
at his elevator. Her husband is soI
of one of Flint's wealthy business men