The Owosso times., 1916-01-28

was in Owosso and Corunna, Tuesday,
business.
Mrs. G. O. Loring entertained the
Alpha bridge club Thursday at her
home on Oliver street.
Mrs. w. A. Rosenkrans entertained
the Reigny Day club of this city at her
home in Corunna, Tuesday.
Mrs. R. r. Hart was hostess for the
Tuesday bridge club at her home on
Oliver street, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Sprague enter.
tained at cards at their home on Adams
street Wednesday evening.
Miss Anna Lewis was the hostess at
o'clock dinner Sunday evening in
honor of Miss Nina Burnett of Osseo,
and Jack Comar of Hillsdale.
Louis Zubinden. residing northeast
of the city, has purchased a lot in
Stafford & Gardner's addition and will
erect new residence there.
A petition has been filed in the pro-
bate court asking for the appointment
of guardian for Margaret Greenman
Of Bancroft, a mentally incompetent
person.
Mrs Harold Lyon, Park street, has
issued invitations for miscellaneous
shower to be given Saturday after loon
in honor of Miss Pauline Smith of Nor
rice, whose marriage to George Sher-
man of this city will take place soon.
Miss Mabel Kerwin has resigned her
position in w. A. Cadwallader's Office
on account of poor health and will re-
main at home for much needed rest.
Miss Loretta Karrar, stenographer for
The D. M. Christian company, will sue,
ceed her.
Joe Kasik, a beet weeder who had
worked near Garland, was arrested in
Toledo and brought to Corunns, Mon
day, by Sheriff Griffin to answer to
charge Of ,stataterys rsps, sprsferredS rby
the parents of IA year old Owosso
girl. 4
Clara L. White, 16 years, old Of
Owosso, is held at the Dorcas Home by
order of Judge of Probate Bush until
home can be found for her The
child is not bad but the home surround
ings were such that the court ordered
her removed.
James W. Jordan, former Owosso
alderman aud for several years deputy
collector of internal revenue in Michi-
gan, visited Owosso friends Tuesday
and attended the roll call meeting Of
the Elks' lodge. His many friends
were pleased to greet him.
Alva Misner. who was arrested in
Monroe last summer in company with
two young Durand girls and was placed
on probation was taken into custody in
Detroit, Saturday, for violating the
probationary terms and was sentenced
Tuesday ty Judge Miner to serve 80
days in the Detroit house of correction
The contest that developed in the
John Butcher will case has been sd-
justed. The interested parties met
with their attorneys in the probate
Office and took up the matters Geo.
E. pardee represented the estate, which
is valued at about SIS, 900, and Seth @
Pulver appeared for Mrs. May Swan, a
daugater, and who had been bequesth
ed only one dollar, BY agreement, Mrs
Swan was allowed $450
The Young Women's Christian Asso
citation membership banquet will be
held Wednesday evening. Feb. g. This
is the first of series of February events
celebrating the fftieth anniversary Of
i association work in America This
month is known as Jubilee month,
and during this time efforts will be
made that each member may know
more about the work and be given op
portunities to make free. will offerings
of service, money and personality. Re
member the first event of the month
Save the date and come.
The Owosso high school girls basket
ball team defeated the girls of the
Laingsburg school in Laingsburg Fri
day night by score CT 80 to- Laings
burg girls never had team before and
are learning the game this year. They
were completely swamped by the fast
playing of their guests. Miss Heller
Cansfield starred for Owosso. Miss
Helen Cudney, the regular center, wal
taken i'll in Lsingsburg before the game
with an acute attack of indigestion
making 1t necessary for Coach Harr,
johnson to make q change The Owossc
team was as follows: Jumping center
Mildred Donnigsn; side center, Mar
garet Hollis; forwards, Helen Cansfielt
and Vivian Hopson; guards, Vera Steb
bins and Neva Donnigan.