The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25
Local News.

club was entertained Wednesday by
Mrs. A. j. Janette.
Mrs. Earl Hall entertained Wednes.
day in honor of her sister Mrs. Carl
Schumann of Chicago.
Charles Race of Milford, was in the
city Wednesday evening attending the
commencement exercises.
Minerva Lodge ID. of II. held it's
regular meeting Tuesday evening and
enjoyed lunch and card playing and
mucic.
Misses Nellie jerks and Lulu May
were hostesses for the Washington
school teachers at luncheon Tuesday
noon.
Miss Delta Plowfield of Ithaca, is
visiting her cousins and uncle and Miss
Kittie Underwood at the home of o. w.
Myers, w. Main street.
Mrs. J. S. Hoyt and Mrs. A, j Van.
Epps entertained Friday at the home
of the latter on Main street in honor Of
Mrs. Louie Lyon of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Livingston went
to Detroit, Wednesday morning. Mr..
Livingston will visit relatives in New
York state before returning home.
Mrs. c. w. Palmer of Fsrwell, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
W. b. Smith, left Wednesday for
Lyons, Ohio, where she will visit rela.
tiyes.
Miss Gladys Hauck was hostess for
party in honor Of Miss Rhods Sturte-
want held at McCurdy park Thursday
afternoon. Miss Sturtevant was show
cred with gifts of linen.
Mrs. a. l. Stimson was hostess at
one o'clock luncheon Saturday at her
home on Adams street Card playing
was enjoyed after the luncheon. Mrs.
G. M. Dewey was awarded book as a
prize.
Farmers in Middlebury township
have been busy three days this week
assisting in clearing up the wreckage
on three farms where the buildings
were destroyed by the wind storm last
Friday.
An amendment to the city taxicab
ordinance passed Monday evening
makes it necessary for persons soliciting
the carrying of passengers to Chesaning
and Oakley and other wet towns to have
license
Mrs. A. Fl. Northway was hostess at
card party at her home on Adams
street Friday in honor of Mrs Eugene
Collins of Mt. Pleasant. A luncheon
was served. Mrs. Collins and Mrs. G.
w. Young won prizes at cards.
A team stolen Saturday morning
from the barn on the farm of Henry
Wallace, three miles south of Durand
was abandoned by the thieves one mile
north of Durand after the sheriff's force
started to find them with an automible.
Misses Ruth Wilson, Maude E. Slo-
cum and Stella Eagon of Owosso, were
among the Ypsilanti Normal graduates
Wednesday and each receives life
certificate to teach in Michigan and
practically anywhere in the United
States without further examination.
The annual junior class reception to
the gradua'es of the Corunna high
school was held at the casino at Nc.
Curdy park Friday evening and was
attended by one hundred fifty people
Dancing was enjoyed after the recep-
ton.
Miss Caroline Kolarik guided runa.
way horse Tuesday from in front of the
d. NJ Christian store around the corner
on Ball street and two blocks north
until the horse was caught by Paul
Mitchell. The young man was dragged
quite distance but neither Miss
Kolarik or Mitchell were injured.
The wedding of Stephen Farrell for
merly of Owosso, and Miss Gertrude
Martin of Windsor, was solemnized at
the Catholic church in Windsor, June
10. Robert Kelly of Owosso, acted as
best man and Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hol-
leran of Owosso, were among the out of
town guests.
A farewell party in honor of Misses
Gertrude Sherzer of Ypsilanti, and
Olive Lockhart of Frankfort, teachers
in the public schools who will not re.
turn here next year, was given at the
Y. W. G. A. rooms Monday evening
A dinner was served, music and a social
hour enjoyed. The ladies have taught
foreign classes at the Y. w. q. A. the
past year and their leaving Owosso is
much regretted.
Miss Ida Halstead and niece, Miss
Anverette Halstead, have arrived in
this city from Nice, France. to visit the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Halstead. Miss Anverette is happy to
be home and may not return with her
aunt. She has been sojourning at the
home of wealthy relatives at Nice.
Despite the storm good audience at.