The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-05-14
THE OWOSSO TIMES
HDMUND O. DEwEY, PROP.
OWOSSO, MICH. MAY IA, 1915.
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. Jessie Annis of Leslie, is a guest
of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Sackrider.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
+. Wilson. Goodhue street, a son.
The regular meeting of the Travellers
club mas been postponed until next
week.
Born, Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Gardham. North Hickory street, a
daughter.
Mrs. A. j. Janette has.returned from
Detroit where she spent the winter
with her son Fred Janette.
Mrs Arthur Green Of Corunna, left
Tuesday on western trip with her son
Arthur Green, Jr., of Chicago.
Arthur Christian was home from De-
troit to spend Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Christian.
100 trimmed hats at $3.50 each. All
shapes and colors. Florence Chapman,
Washington and Exchange Adv
Black hats trimmed for middle aged
women, 81 so each, Saturday. Florence
Chapman. Washington and Exchange
SITS. Adv
Black, white, sand and colors. Hats
all trimmed at 90 so each, Saturday.
Florence Chapman, Washington and
Exchange SITS ADV
Frank GOODNIGHT, section foreman
for the Ann Arbor railroad in Corunna
has been transferred to Owosso. He
will move here.
Governor Ferris has vetoed the bill
passed by the legislature to legalize
boxing in Michigan under the direction
of an athletic commission.
John Goodwin has resigned as ticket
agent at the Ann Arbor depot and will
be engaged during the summer in auto
mobile sales work and repairing.
Mrs. Fay Grove and daughters,
Misses Loretta and Helen. returned to
their home in Detroit Saturday. after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Grove.
Mrs. Bertha Sturtevant Ellis left
Monday for her home in California
after being called here by the illness OF
her father, the late William Sturtevant
Owosso Commsndery No. 40, Knights
Templar. will attend Ascension Day
services conducted by Rev. w. 81. Jor'
dan. next Sunday morning, at Christ
Episcopal church.
A meeting of the Congregations
church society will be held next Mon
day evening. Action will be taken or
the resignation of the pastor, Rev. c
II. Hanks.
Mrs. II. Steck has returned to hel
home in Washington, Iowa, after 6
visit with her sons John and Fred II
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steck &C
companied her home.
Mrs. E. l.. Bunting, Mrs. Harland
White and Misses Ivah Scott and Nellie
Alyea went to Clio, Tuesday, to attenc
the annual convention of the Woman
Home Missionary society.
Daniel Flynn of Morrice and Mis-
Minnie Waltz of Dexter, were married
at Dexter, Tuesday, by Rev. Fathe
Halleck, in the presence of few rela
tives and friends They will reside OF
the grooms farm near Morrice,
Mrs. Olive Herrick, who is SO year
OF age, fell, Saturday, at the home o
her son, M. A. Herrick, North Wash
ington street, tearing two ribs loos
from the spine and being otherwis
bruised
Have moved from 11S South Wash
ington street to 200 North Washington
In connection with our groceries ant
drv goods we haye taken the agency fc
the Wear U. Well shoes M. Q. Lath
rop. Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. George O,Tooley o
Lansing. Mrs. J. T. Abbott, of Ovid
and Mrs. Grace Atkinson and littl
son Bob, of Grand Rapids, were guest
of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Conant. Sunday
John Abbott, Jr., Ray Lewis and sey
eral friends also motored from Ovid 4
the Conant home.
Commissioner Rosevear has complete
tbree new wells in the southeaster
part of the city. One, sunk 10 gravel
i, Al feet deep and two others, SUP
through stone, are 1873 and al fee
deep respectively. They will all ho'
about 100 gallons a minute. The waite
is shown by tests made by the stat
c1emist and at the U. of M. to be
excellent quality. Considerable pipin
is necessary before it can be turne
into the reservoir.