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

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Gooding.
Mrs. b. q. Mattson and son, Dudley,
left Wednesday morning for a visit at
the home of the formers mother in
Hillsdale.
Miss Dorothy Pitts is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Pitts on a
vacation from her work in hospital at
M nneapolls, Nina.
Miss Blanch Jenney has arrived home
from Lawrence college at Appleton,
, Wis. She was accompanied by Miss
Esther Smith, formerly of this city.
At the Michigan state music teachers
convention to be held in Battle Creek
June 81, Miss Mabel Ferry, violinist,
of this city, will take part on the
program.
A burning chimney on the home of
b. Judy, on Lee street, occasional an
alarm of fire Tuesday. The house is
owned by Mrs. H. K. White. No
damage was done.
Mrs. Martha Williams of Chesaning,
Mrs. Joseph Bradley, of Owosso, and
Mrs. George Stanlake, of Ovid, went
to Flint Wednesday morning to attend
the Derby family reunion.
Miss Mae Launstein will 60 to De-
troit Friday to attend the wedding of
Miss Helen Watson, formerly of this
city. Miss Launstein will go to
Ypsilanti from Detroit to attend the
summer normal school
Mrs. r. J. Beehler was home from
Ann Arbor part of the week to be with
her husband before be leaves for camp
at Crawling. Their daughter who is in
Ann Arbor is recovering from an
operation.
A large number of people attended
the lecture in the armory Monday
evening, given by Charles l Ohein-
stein, on the subject Of Christian
Science. People were present from
several towns in all directions from
Owosso.
D. M. Christian became seriously i'll
at Chicago on his way home from
California, and is in hospital suffering
with pneumonia Leigh Christian, T.
o. Christian and DR.. Harry Arnold
were called to Chicago and have been
there since. Mr.. Christian is slightly
improved
The first of series of special meet.
ings to be held by the Shiawassee Milk
Producers association, TO stimulate
interest in the purpose of the associ-
alton, among dairymen. will be held at
Perry Saturday evening. 1t is ex-
pc cted that many new members will be
taken in.
The Amigo club held it's regular
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs
Joe Kinnier, West King ST., Tuesday
afternoon. The hostess served a de-
licious luncheon to the following
members: Mesdames Norton, Fetch
er, Holmes, butcher, Youngs and
Pringle. The July meeting will be
held with Mrs. Fletcher, EOS State
street.
| M. Randall 81 Co., Bancroft grocers,
have filed a petition in bankruptcy and
at hearing held Wednesday, l.. A.
Sanderhoff of Owosso, was named
trustee. The asserts of the company
are placed at 81, 900 and the liabilities
at 81 800. Walter Bush of Corunna, is
attorney for some of the company's
creditors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman j. Briggs of
Washington, d. G, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Culbertson of Santa Paula.
Calf, are visiting at the home Of A. b
Cook of Maple River Mrs. Briggs is a
sister and Mrs. Culbertson step sister
of Mr. Cook They were called here by
the serious illness of DR. A. }. Cook,
who has been at the Cook farm for sew.
eral weeks.
Fl. 1. Stimson has resigned his posi-.
ton as cost expert with the Independent
Stove Co. of this city and accepted one
with the Widdecomb Furniture Co Of
Grand Rapids, where he will move
with his family in July. George Valen.
tine, secretary of the Robinson Polish
ing Machine Co., has accepted a
position with the stove company. Many
friends regret the departure of Mr..
Stimson and family from the city.
Rev. and Mrs G. M. Keene and son
Paal, were guests of Owosso friends
Sunday, on their return to Muir from
Hiram, Ohio, where Paul graduated
last week from Hiram college. Rev.
Keene. occupied the pulpit of the Church
of Christ which he formerly served as
pastor. and was greeted by large con-
gregatiop. Paul Keene will be princi-
pal of the rural high school at Mentua,
Ohio, next year.