The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-22
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LOCAL NEWS

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Born, Tuesday. to Mr.. and Mrs Ear
May, son.
D. H. Coates and family have moved
to Three Rivers.
Born, Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Theo
dore Keller, daughter.
Miss Florence Ayres was a guest Of
friends in Detroit this week.
Mrs. Ellen F. Cooper will leave Sat
urday to make her home in California
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hurst are spend
ing the week in Chicago and Dapsville
Illinois.
Horses Wanted-Bring to Owosso,
Wednesday, Sept. 27th. Highest mar.
ket price.
Mrs. w. s. Lewis and daughter
Anna, have returned from two
months western trip. =
Mrs Allie Parshall Jordan, formerly
an Owosso teacher, has opened a mil.
linery store in Detroit.
Miss Alma Sadowski of Chicago, has
been engaged as trimmer in the Ferris
Bros. millinery department.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Phillips of De.
troit are spending two weeks vaca.
tion in this city with relatives
Miss Adelaide Thompson left Satur.
day for Nashville, Tenn, to attend the
Ward Belmont school for young ladies'
Born, Sept. IA, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Alchin of Ovid, daughter. Mrs.
Alchin was formerly Miss Leah Bon.
nell of this city.
Sparks from the chimney set fire to
the house at sO4 Park street owned by
JSD Cox, doing siightfanags- 1t was
occupied by 8. II Porter6eld.
Harry Madden of East Buffalo, N. Y,
will be in Owcsso, Wednesday, Sept.
eth, to buy horses from to 10 years
old, weighing from 1851 lbs. up.
Superintendent Manning of the Cor.
unna schools, spent part of the week
on his farm near Croswell, where fires
had endangered $50 tons of hay and
other property.
Wilton. infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iryin Hammond Linsle avenue, died
Tuesday. The parents lost another
child, Lucille Maxine, eighteen months
old, last month.
Harry Roberts, who was in the tailor
ing business in this city for several
years, but who has been taking treat
ment at the sanitsrium at Howell, left
Friday for Leighton, Bradfordshire,
England, to visit his mother.
Small fires Saturday at the boiler
room of the Owosso Manufacturing Co.
caused by q spark setting fire to shaw
ings, and at the Standard Flaked Food
Co. plant by fire under an oven, were
put out before damage was done.
b Kirk White has presented to the
city library the bound volumes of the
Owosso Press from 1862 to 1890, and
the Owosso Press American from 1890
to 1915, and unbound volumes Of the
Shiawassee American from 1854 to 1890.
Seldom r. Hawkins, formerly an
Owosso resident, is dead at Seattle,
Washington. where he moved from
Riverside, Calf, where he made his
home for some time after leaving Owos-
80. He was a member Of Owosso lodge
of Foresters.
Rev. B. G. Mattson and E. o. Dewey
were speakers at the largely attended
meeting of the North Newburg Farm
ers' club at the home of Brittoon Mat
toon, Friday. A musical program and
disser preceded Q discussion OF the
question rs Michigan Ready for State
wide Prohibition"
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week enking Sept. 16, 1915:
Mrs. Lepora Clark. 8. r. Clark, Miss
Alice Dobson, Geor w. Hall .Jr., Mrs.
Buddy Kirby, e. j. Msier, Miss Mild.
red Moss, Paul Payne Q, Mics Edith
Radiant, 8. Simon, Patsy Sullivan, l..
Teskirn, N. B. Yates.
The marriage of Miss Gladys. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bartlett. and
William Wilson, was solemnized at the
Baptist parsonage, Saturday, by Rev.
81. A.. Waite. Following the ceremony
the couple left for visit at McBain
and other points, and will be at home
on EAst Mason street otter Oct. /. Mr.
Wilson is an employee in the Ann Ar.
Dor railroad shops Mrs. Wilson has
been em ployed in the Woolworth store.