The Owosso times., 1915-03-05
LOCAL NEWS.

GSSHS NG"o
Mrs. Jas. DeYoung has returned from
visit at Holland.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Stewart, Woodlawn avenue, a daugh.
ter.
A son was born Monday to Mr. and
Mrs. William Henry, 913 South Shia-
wassee street.
Miss Irene Clark will leave soon for
John Hopkins University to take a
course in nursing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Woodard enter.
tanned at family dinner at their home
on Main street, Sunday.
81. A. L. Ferguson will return from
Detroit next week and with his family
will move to Port Huron.
Yellow Globe Danvers, onion seed
$1.10 per pound. 81. B Collins & c.,
223 w. Main street. Adv.
The New .Lothrop Banner, a new
weekly paper, appeared last week and
is well gotten up and full of local news.
Twelve friends of Mrs d. b Lamb
gave her a pleasant farewell surprise
Monday evening at her home on West
Oliver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gallagher have
returned from trip to the Mardi Gras
at New Orleans and other southern and
southwest points.
Miss Minnie Mccormick is assisting
at the Washington school during the
absence of Miss Nellie jerks, third
grade teacher, who is i'll.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Feb. 27 Mrs.
Lizzie Dean, Missl Ella Noonen, Mrs.
Gallie Rinkens w, II. Smith.
Anna A. Barrows was given a judg
ment Friday in the circuit couresgainst
Alfred J. DeFrenn for $s7O 81 on two
notes. No contest was made s~
Miss Harrietti Beamish has resigned
her position at the Owosso Savings
Bank. She will be succeeded by Miss
Leeta Whitesell of Detroit.
r Daniel Lane, colored, of New 10th
rop, and Joseph Fiehrer of Owosso
township, were taken to the state hos
pital at Pontiac last week.
Special millinery opening Friday and
Saturday at Benson's Millinery store
The best skirt hanger will be given
free with every hat. 200 West Main
street. Adv
The best skirt hanger made will bt
given FREE with every hat purchased
at our opening Friday and Saturday
Benson's Millinery store, corner Mair
and Ball street. Adv.
As result of petition the Michigan
Central railroad has consented to haye
the train south which reaches Hender
SON at III a. m. make stop at tha
village.
vern Sheppard and Miss Elsie Patter
of Rush township, were married by
Justice G. F. Friegel at his office. Sat
urday evening. The couple will reside
in Rush township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hall have moved
from the Laverock apartments on NORTH
Washington street TO the house recent
" occupied by Mrs. A. Seel, on Easi
Exchange street.
Past Grand Master A. M. Hume wa
in Manis.ee, Tuesday, to attend as I
pail bearer the funeral of the late Viii
liam Wente, grand treasurer OF The
grand lodge of Masons.
An alarm of fire Sunday morning
called the department to the Scofielt
boarding house on Park street, whel
sparks. had set fire to the roof Th,
blaze was extinguished with chemicals
Z ASlittle later similar fire was put on
before the department arrived at th'
home of George Zimmerman on Cas-
street.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Teller wer'
pleasantly surprised at their home OF
Mulberry street Monday evening IL
honor of. their 10th wedding anniver
sary. Abountiful dinner was served
covers being laid for %. Music wa
enjoyed and q general good time re
ported.
C. Il. wbittum of Lansing. the In
hsitance tax collector, was here thi
week and collected taxes against estat'
ss follows: Alexander Barclay, de
ceased, of New Haven, $e4.92; Sarah L
Clark deceased, of Middiebury. $22 09
Ella l.. Abel deceased, Of Sciota, $27. 10
Jacob Furrer, deceased of o Owosso. $3.50.
%. and Joseph Simpson deceased, o
Venice $s75.