The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-27
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LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. A. M. Thomas has returned from
a visit of six weeks in London, Ont.
Mrs. william Krener of st. Joseph IL
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. L. Fris.
bic, North Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcdaniel are in
Bryan, Ohio, called there by the death
of the formers father.
Mrs. Eugene Pitts has returned from
Henderson. where she has been visiting
relatives since Saturday.
William G. Kerr, aged %, and Miss
Helen q Schneider, aged 81. of Durand,
were married at Durand, Wednesday.
Dr. B. c Hall, of Pompeii. has been
called to this city by the death of his
mother, Mrs. Earl s. Hall, Cute street.
Miss Nan Todd is spending the month
with her brother in Boston, and will
visit in New York city before returning
home.
DIR. Walter T. Parker was reelected
Jail physician by the board of super
visors at Saturdays session at a salary
of SIS year.
A daughter was born recently to MIR.
and Mrs. II. w. Bigelow of Detroit.
Mr.. Bigelow is son of the late w. H.
Bigelow Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Northway and
children of Mt. Pleasant, accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Northway home
! Rom visit there Saturday.
e6rge Hefley, who had been living
~ Woods northaofs Owosso, was
, Az Ito cpstody 81 {gxday bY ths
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Mrs. Louise Up. Sullivan was in
Owosso Friday, looking after her st IRE
and house property. She has renewed
the lease with Geo. U. Wright for the
store he occupies.
W. r. Chapel will be home at Co.
runna from Washington, d. G, to vote
Nov. Z. Mrs. Chapel will accompany
him. She was formerly Miss Nichols,
sister of County Agent Hugh M. Mich.
OILS.
Richard Barrie, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Barrie, senior literary student at
the University of Michigan, has been
honored by the election to the presiden-
cy of the Deutscher Verein at the uni
versity.
Frank Danek, four years old, was
knocked down by an automobile on
East Main street, Tuesday evening,
when he jumped from wagon and
ran in front Of the machine. The wheel
passed over his hand and foot.
Mrs. A. Lessor Of Oconto, Wis, and
her brother came to Owosso Saturday,
and made arrangements for the burial
of Lee Lessor, who committed suicide
Thursday at the home Of A. Syversson,
where he had gone with the intention
of killing Miss Ruth Sell.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Oct. %, 1915:
Estate of E. r. Burnham, VIM. Cham
pion, y. r. Clark, Mrs. Alpha Dean,
John Draper, vonna King. Stephen
Lotridge, Ross Peabody, Mrs Orville
Pike, Mrs. Ella Randells, B. f. Stick
ney, Mrs. Jesse Torrant.
An enjoyable musical was held at the
home of Mrs. H. E. Payne. John street,
Wednesday, under the auspices OF the
Kings Daughters, for the benefit OF the
Dorcas Home. Those who took part
we're Mrs. Frank Kohler, Mrs. Leigh
Christian. Mrs. John Murray. Misses
Lillian .Yogel, and Reah Buckley, and
Masser Lesion Whitehead.
The state board of the Michigan branch
Of Kings Daughters and Sons has pre-
sented Mrs. w. X Blachford, wife OF
Rev. Blachford of Christ Episcopal
church, with d beautiful sterling silver
combination table mirror and vase. as
mark of appreciation for the kindnesses
shown them during the recent state
convention here The organization is
very grateful to Rev. and Mrs Blach
ford. So
The board Of supervisors instructed
the Owosso supervisors to renew the
contract with DR.. fla. Watts at III, OOo
a year as physician to the INDECENT poor
of Owosso. His report for April-Octo'
Der sho ,ged 70 families visited. 537 calls
being made; 90 surgical operations per
formed: Il births attended; 80 con-
tagious disease, cases were attended.
Three deaths. two being infants. oc-
CURED.