The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-23
LOCAL NEWS

Fred J. Northway is seriously ill at
his home in Durand.
Mrs. Charles Allen of Chicago, is a
guest of Miss Laura Matlock.
Miss Margaret Copss is home from
Wells college for the summer.
Chief of Police Patterson was seri.
ously i'll Saturday and Sunday.
J. N. Zimmerman is spending the
week in New York and Boston on bust.
ness.
A ten pound son was born June Is to
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Kebler, Corunna
avenue.
Dr. G. P. Sackrider is in Roscommon
looking after his farm and testing out
the fishing grounds.
Mrs Harriet Holman entertained at
a birthday party at her home on East
Exchange street, Sunday.
Ben Clancy and Miss Kate Cochran
of Perry, were married Wednesday by
Justice Hugh Nichols in Corunna. 81
G. d. Bell has purchased the two lots
adjoining on the north of DR.. George
Sackrider's residence on Clark street.
Miss Elizabeth Porter, Cornelius Pond
and Harold Bunting arrived home Fri
day for the summer, from the M. A. c.
Mrs. Radcliffe Romeyn entertained
Saturday at her home on Water street,
in honor of Mrs. E. W. Romeyn of
New York City.
Mrs. Warren II. Smith and son Wal
ter, of Cygnet Ohio, are the guests of
the formers father, w. A. Upham,
North Washington street.
A IL pound son was born June IS to
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Yeomans of Lo.
rain, Ohio. Mrs. Yeomans will be re-
membered here as Miss Hazel Burgess.
James Osburn, Sr., has recovered
sufficiently to be out every day. He
shows the effect of the illness and the
loss of twenty pounds in weight, but
Is gaining rapidly.
Paul Siess & Co. has rented the Pat
terson building on West Main street
and will occupy the up stairs as shop
and the down stairs as a billiari parlor
and cigar store.
Mrs. William Harris entertained,
Tuesday, in honor of Miss Marjory
Cleary of the high school faculty, who
will enter the University in the fall
after teaching here two years.
Toe Robbins Table Co. base ball team
defeated the Laingsburg team at Laings
burg, Sunday, 6 to Q. The Flint Arm
strongs defeated the Robbins team at
Athletic park. Saturday, to z.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending July II, 1915:
8. Bachelor, Mrs. Lilly Bates, Richard
Cook, James Corrion, =. b. Bowling,
Mrs. Will Ireland, J. L. Osborns, James
Whitcomb.
Nathaniel A. Finch of Buffalo. N. Y,
was the guest of Owosso and Shiawas-
see county friends, Monday, and was a
welcome visitor. He was much pleased
at the continued prosperity and growth
of Owosso.
Owosso Lodge of Elks dispensed with
its program following the initiation OF
a candidate Tuesday evening on the
announcement of the death of Mrs. M.
j. Phillips, wife of Past Exalted Ruler
Phillips of Owosso Lodge.
The wedding of Miss Hazel Smith
and Prof. Leonard Koos of the faculty
of the Washington University at Sc
attic, was solemnized at the home of
the brides parents in Chicago, June
H. Miss Smith will be remembered as
q musician of great ability. She has
been teaching the past year at the Uni
versity of Chicago.
Mrs. Helen M. Gates died at her
home near Garland. Sunday, following
a stroke of paralysis June 10. The
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Gates was the widow OF Byron W.
Gates who died three years ago. Shells
survived by three sons, Harry and
Charles at home, and Fred of Garland
DR.. W. 8. Joplng for many years the
leading veterinary surgeon Of the coun'
ty. has moved to North Star from
Owosso. Tue new field offers good
practice, and as Mrs. Jopling's relatives
live there he decided to move. DIR
Jopling was long prominent In the
Forester lodge and will be much missed
by the lodge and by many other friends.