The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-31

Attorney Geo. E.. Pardee went to De.
troit on business Thursday.
George Semrau and John Messecsr
have returned from visit with friends
in Detroit.
Miss Helen Marshall of Oberlin. Ohio.
is the guest of Miss Eleanor Lyon, N.
Wa or street.
Miss Irene Ward of Chicago, will be
the guest of Miss Margaret Copas for
New Years.
Claud Nutson of the grocery firm of
Nutson & Wright, was in Saginaw on
business yesterday.
Rollo Bigelow left Tuesday for New
York City after spending Christmas
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. P.
Bigelow.
Mrs. w. s. Beebe of North Wash
ington street, left Monday for Pasa-
dena, Calf, to spend the balance Of
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. s. Brown, Pine
street, went to Brart township Sagi.
paw county, Wednesday, to spend a
few days at the home of his parents.
Mrs J. E Ellis and son Jack left to-.
day to attend family reunion at
Hamilton, Ont. One of Mrs. Ellis
brothers will leave soon for Europe
with his regiment.
F.. H. Chapel went to Shepards-
vile Tuesday afternoon to visit his
little granddaughter, who arrived on
Tuesday morning at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Smith.
The Baptist church will try out,
during the month of January, the
plan Of having the Sunday morning
service and Sunday school combined
into one service, beginning at 1890
and closing promptly at II o'clock.
Frank Burke, Dan WEIGH and VIM.
Winters of this city, were convicted
in the circuit court Of Saginaw coun-
ty, Friday on a charge Of robbing
Roy Coles saloon at Oakley. The
jury was out eighteen hours. The
men are in jail awaiting sentence.
The Dorcas board wish to thank
all who contributed in any way to the
comfort and happiness Of the chill
dren for Christmas at the Dorcas
home. Never in the history of the
home was there so many nice things
done.
Fourteen members of the sophomore
class of the high class gave George
Getman pleasant surprise at his
home north of the city Tuesday even.
ing. A fish dinner was enjoyed after
which the guests played games and
were entertained with music.
Mrs. Rebecca Mclean, King street
entertained a family party Christmas
day. in honor of her son, James, and
his bride, who were married in Chest
er, Pa, on December 81. Monday
Eevening Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Lord
Pine street, entertained at a 81,
o'clock dinner for the bridal couple
Covers were laid for twelve.
very enjoyable time was had by all
The county clerk issued the following
marriage licenses Tuesday: Ray E
Boyce, aged 25, and Miss Bernice Clark
both of New Lothrop; Etbelwyn E
Lemon, aged 10. and Miss Lena E. Bur
Well. aged co. both of Owosso; Charles
F. Ferry, aged 27, of Detroit. and Mar
guerite E. SPEEDING, aged %, of Mar
lette.
Mis- Agnes Ford, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs G. A. Ford of this city. tool
the first vows in the Order of st. Do
mimic at st. Josephs academy a
} Adrian Tuesday. She was one Of
class of twenty.four girls, and hat
: been at the academy since August
Miss Ford will be known as Siste
J M. Editha. Mrs. Ford attended tn
ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron GLADDEN. o
Maple River entertained Christina
Day: Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Roberts o
Saginaw; Mr.. and Mrs. George Jack
son; Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Bailey an
two sons, Howard and Carl of thi
: city; Mr.. and Mrs. Theron GLADDEN.
Jr., Of Bad Axe; Miss Addie Gladdel
of Onaway; S. Burrill and Mr.. an
Mrs. William GLADDEN. of Maple Riv
e..
Miss Kathryn Weber entertaine
at a miscellaneous shower, Monda
evening in honor of Miss Clara Nc
/ Intosh, whose marriage to Fran
Smith of Lansing will take place Il
the near future. A Christmas ire
laden with gifts was presented t
the bride-elect. The evening wa
spent in music and light refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Clark Car
, mody Of Jackson was an out-of-towi
: guest.
Attorney George E. Pardee, repre-
seniing Sturtevant 81 Blood and L. J
Kline, and Attorney L F. Miner, rep
resentipg tbe city, have returned from
Mt. Pleasant where they argued befor