The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-13

evening by Rev. C. R. Wolford at hi
home.
r. j. Beehler, j. M. Terbush, o. L
Sprague, Dorr King and William Clear
left Sunday for Summit to spend ,
few days in bird hunting.
Joseph Cain has been appointed b.
the Grand Knight of the Knights o.
Columbus lecturer for the OwossC
Council for the ensuing year.
Miss Helena Tick has accepted g
position in the Office Of +. o. Dewey
manager of the statewide prohibition
campaign in this county.
William Best and Miss Nettie Nc
Fall were married Saturday evening
at the home Of the bride s mother, or
North Howell street. Rev. T. B. Me-
Gee. officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Crugher have
gone to Detroit to reside. Mr.. Crugh-
er has a good position in a clothing
store. Mrs. Crugher's mother, Mrs
Minnie B. Pratt, will go to Detroit
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh M. Miller en-.
tertained relatives at dinner Sunday
at their home on North Washington
street, the occasion being the fifteenth
anniversary Of their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brooks have issued
invitations for the fiftieth anniversary
of their marriage, the celebration to
be held Wednesday, November Is, at
one o o'clock p. m, at their home, S12
Adams street.
Mrs. Roy Spiess, Mrs. C. S. Wat
son, Mrs. Frank E. Schramm, Mrs.
George Wright, Mrs. A. M. Hume and
Mrs. A. Birk went to Grand Rapids
Tuesday morning to attend the state
Eastern Star convention.
The Fourth Ward Mothers were en-
tertained Tuesdaypafternoens vatwthe
home of Mrs. Hanson, S27 Michigan
avenue. A fine program was carried
out and refreshments. served.
1t seems that Vance Mccormick
gave utterance to great and exceed
ingly bitter cry when he read the dec
laration of Democratic State Chair
man Harris that his gubernatorial
candidate, Judge Seabury, is 100000
stronger than is Wilson in New York.
Rev. H. A. Waite, X. G. Lundie, A.
Thorn, Mrs. Victor Hollis and H.
Thorn attended the Caledonia town
ship convention in Corunna Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Hollis gave an ad.
dress on "Our Boys" and Rev. Mr..
Waite gave an address on "Evange.
lism. -
The Y. w. C. A. is glad to be able
to offer again course in elocution by
Rev. III. A. Waite. After last year s
work this course needs no recommend
alton. Mr.. Waite offers an element
airy course at o'clock on Monday
evenings and an advanced class the
hour following. First lessons will be-
gin October %. .
Judge S. S. Miner has dismissed a
bill filed for removal of cloud from
title in the case of Fayette Legg, Of
Venice, against Fred Bower, of Owos-
so. In 1889 Mr.. Bower obtained tax
title to a farm and recently when Legg
was considering the sale Of the place,
Bower advanced his claim. The court
held Bowers title valid.
George Kohlmeyer, Rueben Penna-
baker, Russell Harryman, John Ste
wart and Glen GLADDEN. arrived home
Sunday from South Dakota, where
they have been operating a threshine
outfit for the past two and one-half
months. Mr.. Kohlmeyer has ranch
out there. He reports that the wheat
yield was only half that of normal
years, rust doing much damage.
The Y. w. c. A. Oseola Camp Fire
girls enjoyed another of their charact-
eristic good times on Tuesday even
ing. After a two-mile hike along the
river the girls returned to the associa-
ton rooms and were served supper
by Misses Cordelia Ripple and Fern
Wallace. The hostesses received a
Camp Fire Honor for being able to
cook and serve a meal to a groupe of
people.
Jewish residents of Owosso Satur.
day observed Yum Kippur, the Jewish
day of atonement. The observance be-
gan at six o. clock Friday evening and
closed at the same hour Saturday
night. Services appropriate to the oc.
casion were held in a place on Chip.
man street that serves as synagogue
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Gould and
children drove to Saginaw Sunday
They were accompanied home by DR.
and Mrs. Hayden and Mrs. Herbert
Dickson, who were their guests over
night.