The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-03-24

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Mrs. Fred Chapel went to Shep,
ardsville Tuesday to visit her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Ethel Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Beebe
have returned from severa
months visit in Florida.
Loren Williams, of this city, has
been elected vice president of the M
A. c. horticultural club.
Mrs. H. P. Wolaver, West Oliver
street is suffering with a fractured
arm sustained Friday evening wher
Mrs. A. Hieronymus and daughter
Mrs. Leight Christian. and Mrs. H
p. Davies went to Detroit Tuesday.
c. A. Lawrence has returned from
Detroit where he submitted to {
slight operation on the throat thi,
week.
Mrs. Charles Robinson of Gray
ling is a guest at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. M. J. Phillips, Mich
igan avenue.
Mrs. A. L. Swinton of OntonagoI
went to Grand Rapids Wednesday af
ter being a guest of Mrs. A "A. Craw
ford, John street.
George Elliott of Rochester, N. Y.
was a guest Tuesday and Wednes
day of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Elliott, East Mason street.
The Young Ladies Missionary cir
Gle of the Congregational churcl
which was to have been held with Miss
Julia Hoyt will meet the week follow
ing vacation.
The Baptist Philatheas gave Mrs
II. A. Waite very pleasant surpris,
| Tuesday evening. A pot luck sup
per was served and a very enjoyable
evening was had by all. About thir
ty young ladies were present.
L. A. Sanderhoff has been appoint
ed receiver of the bankrupt stock O.
George Monroe, of 0wosso, pending
the appointment of a general trustee
Mr.. Sanderhoff gave a $4,000 bond
John T. MCurdy was appointed hi
attorney by the court.
William Burgess, of Durand, pal,
fine in Justice Patched s court 70,
the violation of the game laws ant
was discharged. Burgess trappe,
muskrats which were invading hi
barn and eating his grain and Will
there was a technical violation, tn
feeling seemed to be guilty, but JUST
fed.
Changes are being made in the D. M
Christian company store. The stock o
domestics has been transfer ed to tn
basement and the gentlemen's furnish
ings will occupy the entire west side O
the building where the domestic stoc
was. Beautiful new cases are beip,
installed and other improvements ar
being made.
she slipped and fell on Ball street.
The Mystic Worker Lodge NJ
1921 gave a progressive pedro part
in the G. A. r. hall Friday evening
An open meeting will be held mex
Friday evening. State Manage
George +. Carroll, District Manage
w. McDewitt and Deputy Mr.
Spooner, will be present. A cordif
invitation is extended to all. Ligf
refreshments will be served.
The Union Telephone operator
were entertained Tuesday evenin
by Miss Grace Fosgitt at her hom
COZ Woodlawn avenue. The guest {
honor was Miss Luella Davenpol
who has resigned her position wit
the company and whose marriage
Guy Blake of Bancroft takes plat
next month. A picnic supper Wa
served after which Miss Gladys Va
Hoten presented the bride-elect wit
set of silver soup spoons in beha
of the operators. A delightful ev
ming was spent.
st. Patrick's day was observed by I'll
Ladi, g. Guild of Christ Episcopal churt
by an entertainment at the home
Mrs. James Osburn, North Wasbingto
street. the hostesses being Mrs. Osburl
Mrs. E B. Hoffman. Mrs. Niles Wi
gins, Mrs. J. M. Beckwith and Mi
Georgia Colt. Mrs. Annie Baxter a
: companied by Mrs. Leigh Christian G
the piano, sang IAN Irish Folk Song
Miss Ruth AFFORD sang "a Little B
of Heaven; Mrs. Leigh Christian sar
Mother McCree" and IAN Irish Lu
| laby," playing her own accompaniment
Miss Clara Allison read 1.-THE Desertt
, Village" and Mrs. Frank McDann
> rendered banjo solos. Mrs. Fred
Gould gave an interesting talk {
, ireland and st. Patrick" and Mi
, Elsie Whipple sang original comic sor
I hits accompanying herself on the Ok
lslla. The home was crowded with
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