The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16
LOCAL NEWS

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MIR. and Mrs. Harry Parker spent
part Of the week liz Detroit.
A band is being orga nized at Corunns
and Henry Moore will probably become
leader.
Miss Beatrice Nichols of Clintonville.
Wis, is the guest of Mrs. R. N. Gibson,
Ball street.
Miss Alice McHardy of Cleveland.
Ohio, is visiting Mrs. A. E. Palmer,
West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Newcomb, of
Washington, D c., arrived Wednesday
to visit Miss Nellie Turner.
Mrs. E. Hart and daughter, Miss
Maude, of Akron. Ohio, are gvests Of
their son and brother, J. Hart and fam
ily, North Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Osmer left Mon.
day for Atlantic City, N. j. While
there Mr.. Osmer will attend the Master
Mechanics and Master Csrbuilders' con-
rention. ,.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Montague Of
Alma, were guests over Sunday OF DR..
and Mrs. A. M. Hume. Mr.. Montague
is the superintendent of the Michigan
Masonic home at Alma.
Eugene Southworth OF BurlinRton'
VT, is in the city visiting friends Mr.
southworth was for several years super
intendent of the Owosso Msnufactur'
ing company plant.
Miss Dorothy Danley of jefferson
City, Mo-, arrived Wednesday to Do
the guest of Miss Frances Nichols. Ball
street. Miss Danley will remain over
commencement as this rs her class
which graduates this year.
Mrs w. H. Bigelow and Mrs. w. J.
Parker of Corunna. were hosts at an
afternoon card parts at their home in
Corunna, Wednesday. They entertain
again today, number of Owosso ladies
attending.
Misses Gretchen Richards. Myrtle
Williams. Ethel Moss. Mabel Savage
and Beatrice Rundell leave soon for
Ypsilanti to attend summer school
Miss Williams will enter the Cleary
Business University while the other
girls will attend the State Normal
school.
Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Whipple, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Rayen. w. B. Camburn.
Worthy Cooper, E. N. Thome, Mr.. and
Mrs w. F. Gallagher, G. =. Rigiey
and Rudolph Colby attended the Michi'
gan Bankers Association meeting In
Flint this week.
Howard Taylor, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. L. Taylor Of this city, and
w. G. Lemon, of Corunna, are among
the is u. of M. cadets who have been
Amounted to lead the university drill
corps in the fall. A competitive exami'
nation was held to determine on whom
the honors should fail.
Monte McFarlane returned Wednes'
day from Alma, where he received his
degree of A. B. at Alma college. His
exceptionally high scholarship gave
him cum laude mention by the faculty.
He has taught history In the Owosso
high school the past semester and Will
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The action Of Sheriff Griffin In
stationing men on the various roads
of the county, TO nab speeders, has
been effective and automobile drivers
are now using more caution. The
sheriff paid particular attention to
North shiawassee street, out OF Owosso,
which at times In the past resemoled q
saAs course.
County Drain Commissioner Griffin
has made application for hearing
before Judge Bush to determine the
necessity of the Mckenzie and Dryer
drain In Owosso township. B. G. and
w. B. Launstein object TO the improve
ment and refuse TO grant riRn1 oi'way
across their property. The hearing has
been set for June so.
The petition asking that Clarence
Eyeretts of Owosso, be adjudged insane,
has been withdrawn by his father. ID.
G. Everetts, who fled it. The hearing
was to have been held Saturday, but
his parents believe that they misjudged
mis- condition and that 1t will not DC
necessary to have him committed to a
ct ate hospital. He has since been picked
mp in Grand Rapids and Will be sent 70
Detroit where his legal residence Is Tor
action there by the authorities.