The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-02-04
w. c. Cad wallader has been in Hart.

| formerly OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Fulmer and fami.
ly have moved from the West flats to
N. Washington street.
MIR. and Mrs. c. P Reed of E. Lsns-
ing, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M.
Wordin part of the week
Miss Elsie Whipple spent Saturday
and Sunday in Detroit with Miss Grace
Alberts, former Owosso teacher.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. Lotsne of Chicago. Mrs
Lotane wac formerly Miss Neva Place
of this city.
Robert Cheal. who has been i'll for
some time is much improved, and went
to Pontiac, Monday. where he will be
the guest of relatives for few days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Meehan and Mrs. Marie
Cardinell and daughter, Miss Frances
of Detroit, spent part of the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Sutterby of this city.
q. G. McSorley of Lansing, has open.
ed an automatic baseball alley in the
Patterson building west of the National
hotel. He has made success of sim.
liar enterprise in Lansing.
Dr. and Mrs. r. A. Northway and
children of Mt Pleasant, and DR.. Geo.
Powell of Anderson. Ind, arrived Sun.
day to visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n Northway, Adams street.
The piano pupils of Miss Maude
Smith gave recital at the home of
Mrs. Harry VanWinkle, Corunns ave.
nue.. Saturday afternoon. Papers on
Beethoven and Mcdowell were read.
Following Governor Ferris order to
Genesee county officials, notice by
Sheriff Griffin and Chief of Police Pat
terson has been given various proprie-
tors who operated slot machines, punch
boards and other divices to discontinue
their use.
Willard E. Howard, a Flint meat
cutter, arrested for contempt of court
for failure to pay his alimony, was ar.
raigned Monday in the circuit court.
He paid the costs of prosecution and
part of the $40 due his wife, promising
to pay the balance within ten days. He
was released from custody.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Harold Lyon
pleasantly entertained at her home on
Park street, in honor of Miss Pauline
Smith of Morrice. whose marriage to
George Sherman will take place soon.
A luncheon was served. Music was
enjoyed. The bride elect received many
pretty and useful gifts
Mrs. Hattie A. Barrett of Durand,
has been adjudged mentally incompe.
tent by Probate Judge Bush. Mrs
Barrett will receive soon a legacy of
$500 from the estate of a relative in
California and guardian appointed
when the money arrives. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mile Cameron, of Flushing,
was the petitioner in the case.
The residence of Mrs. Mary Angel,
just inside the city limits on E. Oliver
street in Corunna, was destroyed by
! fire of mysterious origin at an early
hour Friday. Mrs. Angel formerly oc.
cupied the house, but has lived in Sagi.
nav for more than year and the place
had been unoccupied since her removal.
The loss is $1,000, covered by insurance
The fire was probably started by
tramps
John Graft aged SO years, died at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Adelbert
Austin at Laingsburg, Jan. 90. The
funeral was held from the Baptist
church in Ovid Friday He is survived
by three daughters, Mrs. Baldwin of
Bennington, Mrs. Albert Schultz tf
Middlebury and Mrs. Austin and three
sons, Fred of Pontiac, Henry of Lans
Jog and Harmon of Middlebury.
On February 1s thirteen members of
the Junior class of the Owosso high
SCuOOi Will PtC5Chb anh VI Oiu Odictu
at the Family theatre. The following
will take part: Joe Robbins, Frederick
Storrer, Howard Bailey, Arthur Pier.
pont and Marlowe Stevens and Misses
Vera Stebbens, Ga Friegel, Lillian Con-
verse. Hazel Haley, Neva Donigan,
Josephine McGuineas, Marie Heyer and
Gladys Reineke.
Com plimenting Mrs. M. B. Fletcher.
Clinton street, about 30 friends and
neighbors surprised her Thursday even
ing in honor of her birthday. Progress.
siye pedro was enjoyed and prizes were
awarded Mrs. Fred Fletcher. J. N. Zim.
norman, Mrs. Robert Fletcher and
Lewis Williams. Refreshments were
served and the guests presented the
hostess with handsome electric lamp.
Mr. and Mira John Crandel of Saginaw,