The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-02-11
Arthur Ward will leave this week

Arthur Ward will leave this wee
for stay of several weeks in Florida.
Mrs. Ernest L. Gould of Boston. is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E A. Gould
Adams street.
oMrs. Fred Grove was badly bruise'
Monday by fall down the cellar stair
at the home of A. l. Nichols No bone
were broken.
Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Knowles hav,
returned to their home in Port Huron
after visit with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Maxted who
were married Sunday in Brighton, are
spending few days at the home of U
F. Maxted, 536 East Mason street.
Anna Duboska, daughter of a Rush
township couple, who disappeared six
months ago, has written her father that
she is homesick and wants to come
home, after washing dishes in Cleve.
land, Ohio, hotel for some time
Celebrating the fftieth birthday of
the Young W omen's Christian Associa-
ton work in America, the Jubilee COM
mittee invite all members and friends
to an 1866 party to be given in the
rooms Tuesday evening, Feb. IS.
Guests are asked to wear costumes of
1866 style
Frederick Gould, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. H. Gould of this city. will receive
his diploma this week from the literary
department of the University of Mich.
igan, giving him an A. B. degree For
the past two years he has combined a
business course with his regular liter
ary work.
The estate Of the late Orrin Wilbur
was ordered re'opened by Judge Mat.
thew Bush last week, and a claim by
the State of Michigan for 1901. 80 for
the care of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur a,
state hospitals, was allowed. The ap.
plication was made by the Attorney
General
Mystic Worker lodge, No, 1871, gave
a shadow social at &. A. r. hall, Fri
day evening. Progressive pedro was
enjoyed. First prizes were taken by
Mrs. Ray Hoover and Ed Morenci, and
consolation prizes by Miss Bush and
Mr.. Steggall. A progressive pedro party
and social entertainment will be given
Feb 18th.
Misses Alma and Margaret Schu1el,
Lillian Klaus, Cecilia Chambers and
Mrs. Viola Lockwood and Alfred Sny-
der, Raymond Kaulitz, George and
Erwin Meier and Rev. Paul Stappen
beck of st. Johannes German church,
visited the Young Peoples Society of
the German church in Lansing, Sun.
day.
Howard Taylor, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Taylor of this city, who is
a student at the u. of NJ has been Of
fered a position in Cuba. The work
will be in connection with the con-
struction of a new railroad. If Mr..
Taylor decides to accept the position
he will go to Cuba sometime next
month.
Gen. Fred W. Green of Ionia, sug.
gested by the Greenville Independent
as a suitable nominee for governor on
the Republican ticket, declines to be
considered in that connection. He has
set an example which several of the
aspirants might profit by and at the
same time materially assist their party.
Midshipman Arthur Burhans of this
city, passed the mid year examination
at the U. S. Naval Academy at Anna
polls with high marks. He is enjoying
his last years work at the Academy and
will with little doubt complete the
same in a creditable manner in June.
At the recent examinations 220 of the
students failed to pass and were given
a second test when the number was re
duced to 49,
In the case of William Sears, the
Middlebury bachelor, who died at Bat
tie Creek of pneumonia, following an
attempt at selfdestruction by cutting
his throat, the only heirs to his 81 200
estate, Mrs. Henrietta Davidson of Bat
tie Creek, and LutheroSears of Detroit,
came into court Friday morning. They
asked Judge Smith to appoint Luther
Sears administrator of their brothers
estate and this was done