The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-03-12

to Clare, today, where they will make
their home.
Miss May Lawrence resumed her
duties at the post Office Thursday after
an absence of several days because of
sickness
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Arnold and DR..
and Mrs. Harry Arnold and children
went to Bay City, Wednesday, to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon F. Miner will en-
terrain the Kippi Kitchi club March IL
at their home on Adams street, at a st.
Patrick's party.
The annual meeting of the Union
Telephone Co., will be held at Alma on
Wednesday next. Several local stock.
holders will attend.
Fred E. VsnDyne has purchased the
former home of DR.. @. N. Finch on
Ball street and will move there from
Hickory street, April /.
Secretary of State G. G Vaughan OF
St Johns, was in the city Friday after.
noon en- route to Alma to act as one OF
the judges at the college oratorical con.
test.
Fred Fish will move his family here
from Marshall soon and will occupy one
Of the West fats. He will represent
the Marshall Furnace company in this
section.
M. L. Izor, G. T.. Campbell
aud g. M. Dewey went to Grand
Rapids, Thursday, to attend the annual
meeting of Michigan newspaper men
and job printers.
Probate Judge and Mrs. Matthew
Bush of Corunna, entertained their
family Sunday, Lowell and Russell
being home from Detroit and Miss Helen
from Ann Arbor
DR.. r. A Northwsy of Mt. Pleasa t.,
who assisted with the Lorenzo opera
ton last week, has received word that
4 the child operated on is doing well and
4 1t is expected that it will be able to
walk in time.
r. N. Gibson is getting the material
on the ground and will begin the cree.
ton of residence on Ball street on the
lot recently purchased of DR.. q N
Finch just as soon as weather con.
, ditions will permit.
The Spanish Concert Co., Choral
Union course, at Congreg alton al church
Tuesday evening, March 16, at 8 O'Clock
Tickets at Camburn's Fulmer's ani
Whitehead's, 35 cents, children undel
IL years, 10 cents. Adv
, The re-appointment of P. ii. Jago a
Bennington completes the selection O
postmaster for the fourth class offices
of this county under the new civil ser
vice order. Mr. Jago has served tn
" people of Bennington for several year
v to their satisfaction.
Mrs 81. E., Rounds, who has bee
visiting at the home of her parents
Mrs and Mrs. John Sprague, for tn
}. past two weeks, returned to Detroit
u Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Spragu
o celebrated their 54th wedding annivei
sary few days since.
Advertised letters at the Owosso posi-
Office for the week ending March
1915, are addressed to G. o. Barricl
y Monroe Fulkerson, Mrs. Edw. Reict
mann, Miss Eleanor Ross, W. r. Shield
% Bruce c. Smith, j. F. Storm, Mrs. j. +
= Williams.
Mrs. J. Edwin Ellis was hostess MOI
day, at an afternoon card party at he
' home on Williams street, in honor c
l Miss Eleanor Emery of London. Ont
who is a guest of Ler cousin, Mrs. Gee
M. Dewey. Mrs. A. M. Bentley entel
~ tsined Wednesday. and Mrs. Ell. K
IN White will entertain today in Mi
Emery's honor.
y Representatives A B. Green of A
pena county, and s. H. Person Of La
% sing, were among the Elk visitors Tue
20 day evening, coming npon the invit
- ton of Rep. ]. Y. Martin. Rep. Gree
40 took advantage of his time to look Il
city over a little and expressed himse
r. as quite surprised at the splendid sho'
~ ing the city makes.
., Mr. and Mrs. George D,twiler, wi
;, are spending several weeks in Florid
=. will move to Detroit soon, and VI
make their home with their son. Wa
Detwiler. Mr.. and Mrs. Detwiler ha'
al resided here for many years and ha'
Ill been prominent in both the busine
he and social life of the city. Their man
10 friends will re greet their departure.