The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-12-22
LOCAL NEWS

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Mrs. Josephine Gould Is visiting rela
tiyes in Adrian.
L d. Miller of Toledo. Ohio, was
guest of E. M. Lampkin Sunday.
Joseph III. Copas was in Pontiac Tues
day. to attend the funeral of relative
Mellicent, three months old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris, dice
Dec. 14th. at the family home on Cas-
street
The quarterly meeting of the Free
Methodist church to have been held
Dec 90 to 20. has been postponed te
Dec. 30 81.
Miss Mary Smafield spent part of tht
week in Owosso preparatory to moving
to Detroit, where she has purchased 9
millinery business.
Howard Reason left Sunday fol-
Buffalo Gap, South Dakota, to spend
the winter in the mountains for his
health.
The collision of two freight trains al
Milan delayed traffic on the Ann Arbol
Railroad Sunday, but, as usual on the
Ann Arbor, no one was injured.
Advertis ed letters at the Owosso post
office for the week ending Dec. 16, 1916
William Bennett, Mike Haley, Esther
Reason 3, Harold Birtchnall foreign, 2.
Howard 8. Taylor of this city, has
been made managing editor of the
Technic, senior engineering depart
ment publication at the University of
Michigan.
Francis J McGraw and Miss Grace
Snyder. daughter of Washington Sny.
der, both former residents of New 10th
rop, were married in Los Angeles,
Calf, Dec. 5.
Rev. g W. Jennings formerly pastor
of the First M. E. church in this city.
who recently suffered slight stroke of
paralysis, is recovering rapidly and is
able to be up about the house.
w. E. Webbink, son of G.. w. Web
blink, pastor of ST. Johnanes church.
corner of Oliver and Washington streets,
is home from Eden Theological semin-
airy at St. Louis, Mo for the holidays
Claude Inglehart has been ordered to
pay $25 attorney fee, s. witness fee and
81 a week for the support of his chill
dren pending hearing of divorce &C
ton started by Gertie Inglehart of Cor.
unna.
The Salvation Army will, as usual,
collect donations and furnish Christ.
mas dinner to q number of poor fami-
lies, aud serve dinner to children at
the barracks on Mason street New
Years night.
The body of Earl VsnDoren, aged 90
years, was brought to this city Monday
for burial from his home in Pontiac,
where he died Sunday. He formerly
resided. here He Is survived by his
widow, who was Miss Mary Matthews,
daughter of Cyrus Matthews.
Trial of William Sampeer, formerly
OF Corunna, 40 years old, charged with
the Staying of his wife Lucy, on the
evening of June 81 in the yard of their
home, 1877 Casper avenue, Detroit, was
halted Saturday. when the defendants
attorney, Frank Murphy, entered a plea
Of guilty to granddaughter.
The Congregational choir was enter.
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred jerks Shiawassee street, Friday
evening, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
N. Gibson who were presented with a
cut glass salad bowl MIR. Gibson has
been leader of the choir and leaves soon
for his new home in Birmingham.
Charles Il. Whittum will retire as
tar inheritance collector for the Audi
tor Generals department Jan. 1, and 20
to California for the winter. Mr.. Whit
tum has been coming TO this county Tor
several years and has made many
friends by his careful and reasonable
handling of this department Of the
states work 10 connection with Judge
of Probate Matthew Bush.
The second number Of the Mems En-.
Course of the Baptist
church. Tuesday evening, was we'll at
tended and the audience much pleased
with the lecture on 1.-THE Gospel OF the
Common Place." by Maynard Lee Dag
" of Boston. Mass The next number
will be The popular one Of the course.
Rounds All Star Ladies' orchestra. Jan.
usry 8. !