The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-05-05

rrfnsus we're sixteen members pres
esxS After the business meeting re-
stasAments. were served. They ad-
!EMrned to meet with Misses Martha
sxaa Katherine Scott, May 81.
&hsn buying your hat go to Mrs.
sfresza shop, Henderson.-Adv.
Tfa meeting of the Ladies' Aid
gkfch was held at the home OF Mrs.
xdHam Mueller was not largely at
s.1aHnd
andrew Camp had the misfortune
.asa seek to lose his pocketbook
Nau aiming about $44.
Nrs y. Allen and Ethel Johnston
7xe,ss tx Owosso Wednesday.
NJ. and Mrs. Glen Beers were in
Ymry Thursday attending his faith
ris. funeral.
Glae> Camp spent the weekend
xSfa Miss Florence Bacon, west of
me village.
.4Ss- G. Drown and Ed Delemater
xyre On Owosso Wednesday.
NJ and Mrs. Henry Hartman and
ssswEzy visited at Mr.. and Mrs. G.
lkhgnis- Thursday.
fsssral teachers of this vicinity |
xert 10 Corunna Thursday to write
IN fas examinations.
Rsszi Lahman and daughter, Miss
xnxs.. xpsnt Sunday at the home of
MS xgM Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lab
rrzE-
HTalTauz Bushaw spent Sunday
xSrh mis- parents at Reese City.
Yafn Cook of this village Is enter
saa5sfIrg his brother this week.
1zxgS Freeman spent Sunday III
s8xsEzu with Miss Emma Schuldt.
The excavations for the houses of
H. Gx9rpton and Ed Bunting are
zszzty completed. Both expect to
a&riI at once.
z allen is improving his barn on
MAJ EErp1 by putting on new roof.
xxx Celia Carmody was in Perry
TKlr'xsfay attending the funeral of
Nj. 2aays.
aknK Charles Isham was in Owes q
lMn s&rxrday.
NJ and Mrs. Ed Cheney of Elsie I
sYeru wcfday in this village visiting I
srcgRtfnss.
Efmard Delemater returned home n
HH2Eay after a short visit with his '
ssiS2FsT. Yrs. John Hale, of Hudson. I
EiD Y. P. S. c. E. will meer Sat-
unaE evening with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
SosszSnda. o
k-G Compton has returned home
srfteT short visit with her parents at g
ssr1 gffy-. a
aSr and Mrs. Frank Tooker and a
kaEEtssrs, Misses Vivian and Leota, La
sRczIf Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
RsfEfarmL Il
aEw e. Peters returned to her is
6orze the first of last week in Laings- II
kr'F- after short visit with Rev. W
En6 Hrs. Peters and other relatives. d.
EE and Mrs. NJ. Tonnacliff of
ssssaSy are spending few days with
and friends here. W
AtE- q. e. McGlockne and Mrs. D. ar
yMxEa. were in Owosso on Thurs al
EH= "
Ar and Mrs. e. Peters of Hunt
iuetnn Beach, Cal, are moving into
ssse p Johnston house on Main
Ersxs-
Etnnas Amos, Mrs. Lee Wood NJ
ind' Knd Mrs. Isham were in Owosso III
ksutsxs.
&-R A. Baker, who has been 40
IpesNng the past two weeks with wi
lrr xEs@nts, is spending few days he
satk Ta. and Mrs. T. Corcoran of Sb
f1fssg1 60,
Auth DoI
arthur ana Dahiei BAKER Ge
scEH Saturday in Chesaning. o.
ksrs.. 81 Farley is visiting relatives o.
q HarHnna this week. ~
A BAKER spent Sunday with Mr.
Bf' KS: Daniel Arthur. He return ga
.fsss Detroit Monday. Ev
Nlc. and Mrs. John Bingham are pei
TgnEysd home this week from Flori- ms
u. w&ere they have been spending
he winter.
Nh aad Mrs. G. w. Wilcox and ,
sHeTter, Miss Ellen, Mr.. and Mrs. ,,,
: Y Mills and son, Harland, motor
to Flushing and Flint Sunday. op
1Ez- John Splitter, Francis Myers an
h2 Fern Arthur were in Owosso on co,
dal
eaaSs" sdlduyS oplLleT Is spending 20
~ weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ho
rzxk Ruess, OF Bennington. an
4r. and Mrs. F. e. McGlockne Ra
zeEr Sunday at the home of their etc
ewsater, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Teller. d.
ME- A. Johnston, who has been y"
Ezth the grip, is improved. "n'
Xr. and Mrs. John Hills spent 4
rEday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank in
asaston. Dr
MIS-. Esther Lockhart of Chesan- ~.
Y xpent Sunday with Mrs. Stanley loo
rxzth
Nr. and Mrs. Lee Woodland spent
zUday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
GODDARD of Bennington.
Clayton Warner returned to his ~
snse in New Haven Friday after
ix< visit at the home of his sister, vie
~. D. ID. Convis. wi
..- Nc
xss- A Evans left Saturday for Fort in
ysS6an, ILL.,, to be the guest OF her ~
o, Robert. u,a
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