The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-03-26
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY PROP.
OwOSSO. MICH MARCH 28, 1915
LOCAL NEWS.


hospital
Beautiful spring millinery at Ben,
sons millinery store. Adv
DR.. G. b. Porter has moved from $50
N. Ball street to 313 N. Ball street
Mrs. Z. s. Waterman is very i'll at
the home of DIR. E. H. Bailey in Cor.
unna
Mrs. Cora Clapp of Detroit, is visit
ing at the home of Judge and Mrs.
Miner.
Rev. c. II. Hanks has been suffer
ing since Wednesday from severe
attack of grippe.
w. F. Bradley, of Toledo, former
superintendent of the Ann Arbor rail.
road, was in the city Thursday.
Easter opening Thursday and Friday
at Bensons Millinery store corner of
Main and Ball streets. Adv
Rev. c. II. Hanks conducted the
devotional exercises in both branches
of the legislature while in Lansing,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bentley left on
Wednesday for ten days trip to
eastern points, including Philadelphia
and New York City.
Mr. and Mrs A. F. Horton and daugb-
ter Miss Alberta, visited relatives in
Williamson over Sunday where they
also attended the funeral of friend.
Ernest Cummins of Owosso, has sold
his meat market in Corunna to Fred
Doane, who recently market in Oak
ley. Mr.. Doane will take possession
April I.
Miss Eleanor Emery left for her
nome in London. Ont, Thursday, after
being a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
VI. Dewey for several weeks. Mrs.
Dewey accompanied her to Detroit.
Myrtella Perry of Perry, has brought
suit for divorce against her husband,
Eugene o. Perry Extreme cruelty is
alleged. The couple have one child
four months old.
Office for the week ending March 90,
1915: Jack 8 Brown, Mrs. Frances
Case, Mrs. Inah Colvin. Emiel De.
Clarck, F. W. Field. Mrs George
Lever, Mrs. H Silsby
At a meeting of the Shiawassee
Mutual Fire Insurance hoard Friday,
the claim Of William Shultz Of Laings'
burg. was settled for $f;sS9 80. Mr..
Shultz lost several barns and their con.
tents by fire. A few other small losses
were adjusted.
Miss Cora Vanderwater, instructor in
voice at the Ypsilanti Normal college
has left with the faculty of the must
cal department for Pittsburg, Pa, tc
attend musical association conven
ton She will be home Saturday fol
the spring vacation.
County Road Commissioner Bailey
who is unopposed for reelection, has
already commenced work for this
year by drawing gravel to level any
depression in the roads constructed
last year. He will begin work at al
early date on the roads which have
been ordered built this season.
Miss Blanche NJ. Lyon and RALPH
A. Youmans, both of this city. wer'
married March 8, at the Congrega
tional parsonage, Rev. c. II. Hank
officiating. The marriage was KEEP
secret until Monday morning, whel
the young couple left for Flint, wher
the groom has secured position.
See Benson's millinery store Window
for the latest in millinery. Adv
Miss Ina Beatty of New Lothrol
and w. RI. Fuller of Brady wer
quietly married Wednesday after
noon, at five O'Clock at the Methods
parsonage in Corunna, Rev. G. E
Doty officiating. The young coupl
are now the guests of the groom
sister, Mrs. Arthur Hale, 100 Nortl
street. They will reside on farm
in Brady.
The third annual birthday party o
the poys' Brigade class of the Churcl
of christ, was held Friday evening
the home of Mr. and Mrs Victor Hollis
Saginaw street The evening was spen
in PLAYING pit, finch. dominoes, sna'
and checkers, each one present havins
tooa each game once. The feature
OF the evening was the distribution o
the birthday presents which caused
much amusement
Don't miss the Easter opening mt Ben
son,s Millinery, Thursday and Friday
corner Of Main and Ball streets Adv