The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-03-17

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business.
Arthur Alliton left Tuesday evening
for Akron, Ohio. called there by the
illness of his father, 5. Il. Alliton.
The regular meeting of the Galilean
class of the First M. E. church has
been postponed to next Monday night.
j. ID. Bartlett left Tuesday for Wells,
Nevada, to remain indefinitely. His
daughter Miss Mae, is teaching school
there.
Mrs Hudson Sheldon of Bennington,
and Mrs. B. Gates of Hammond Ind,
were guests of Owosso friends this
week.
Rev. and Mrs Hartley Cansfield
were in Flint Monday, attending the
Flint district ministerial association of
Methodist churches.
Stephen O,kerm IN of Bennington
and Miss Dorothy Huber of Owosso,
were married Monday afternoon March
18th, by Rev H. A. Waite. at the Bap.
fist parsonage.
Fred W. Smith has sold his fine new
home on West Oliver street to Albert
Brittson of the firm of Brittson &
Smith and will erect a new home on
the lot just west on Oliver street.
M. j. Phillips was in Jackson Mon
day, called by the serious Hines of his
cousins husband, William Hyler. Mrs.
Hyler was formerly Miss Catherine
Phillips, of this city. Her sister, Mrs
Annie Smith, has been spending several
days there
Several democrats from Shiawassee
county attended the State Central Com.
mittee gathering at Lansing, Tuesday.
and enjoyed the speeches. Among
those present were G. D. Smith, Frank
Pettibone, A. L. Densmore, M. j.
Phillips and John AFFORD.
8. A. Wilson has left for Havana,
Cuba, where he will accept a position
with the construction gang who are
putting mp 2 two million dollar build
Ting % miles from Havana Mrs. viii.
son and son, Samuel Rockingham, will
leave in the near future.
Ira Stevenson, the eight year old
Owosso boy who has been in much
trouble lately, will be sent to the state
public school at Coldwster, where he
will receive the care and be given the
attention that will undoubtedly right
his erring ways and make a good boy
of him.
The indoor ball championship of the
city for the year was settled during the
week by the victory of the Robbins
team over the Stove company team,
Tuesday, 10 to 6, leaving the American
Malleables team so far ahead that they
can not be driven out of first place.
Friday, the Bentley team defeated the
Masons 10 to Is.
Rosie Ordaway, ten year old daugh-
ter of Edward Ordaway Of Nafus street,
Owosso, will be sent by Probate Judge
Bush to Ann Arbor for treatment for
the curing of bad sores on the face and
the removal of adenoids. The child is
sub normal mentally and it is hoped to
cure her by the treatment.
The Y w. c. A. Oshicomi Campfire
group, Miss Minnie Mccormick guard
ian, held their first council ceremony
Monday evening. Honors were awarded
to each member of the group After a
short program, Miss Kate Corlett gave
very helpful talk on BE Trust.
worthy" one of the laws of the camp.
Among those from this county who
attended the Zach Chandler Repu blican
club banquet in Lansing Wednesday
evening, were George Cook. Clayton
Thomas, J. II. Collins, Hugh Nichols,
j. A. Richardson. John Martin, Frank
Forster, Seth q Pulver, Samuel Willie,
Arthur Ward, w. r Goodrich, Her.
man II. Dignan, Frank Rush and G.. r.
Friegel.
The Y. W. G. A. Oseola Campfire
girls held their March council cere-
mony meeting Tuesday evening in the,
rooms of the association. Honors were
received by every member of the group
and the second degree, that Of Fire
maker. was conferred upon Miss Eva
Griffith. Miss Griffith is the first to
complete the necessary work to secure
this degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Laverock spent |
Sunday in Lansing visiting relatives. |
In the evening they were guests Of
Mrs. Florence Chapman and son.
William Carl. at q dinner party in |
honor of Captain Geo. VanOrden Of
the bsttleship Washington. Captain
vanOrden has been on duty in Hstien