The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16

wards.
Mrs. Harry Osburn of Pittsburg, Pa,
has gone to Detroit to be the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Frederick Sharp
after visit with her mother in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Boylan and son
Phillip, have left on trip to Seattle,
Washington, delayed because of illness
among the force In the Ann Arbor dis
patchers' Office. They will visit his
mother in Seattle.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending June 10, 1915:
Miss Ellen Bran, Erv. Goslee, Paul
Harding, Mrs. VIM. Kenny. Mrs. Adsh
Parmetesr, Mrs. Emil Voght.
Norman McTaggsrt left June 10 for
Mackinaw City where he will act as
ticket agent for the Michigan Central.
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic and c.
s. & M. railroads.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Martin entertained
at a 6 O'Clock dinner Saturday, in honor
of Miss Daisy Sutton, whose marriage
took place Sunday. The out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Halsey
and daughter Of Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Collins of Eos.
toria, Ohio, announce the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Gladys Luells
Sherman to Mr.. G. Smythe Jones,
Thursday, June 8. Mrs Collins and
daughter formerly made their home in
this city and are well known here.
Miss Rizpsh Terbush is in Detroit to
attend social functions and the wed.
ding of Miss Helen Watson to Frank
Holton. which will be solemnized June
a. Miss Watson is the daughter Of
Attorney and Mrs Frank 81 Watson
formerly of this city.
Mrs. Sarah Baker and Miss Ida Roe
entertained at kitchen shower Friday
evening at the Baker home on King
street "a honor Of Miss 'Daisy; Sutton,
who was married Sunday to W. E.
Struthers. Mrs. Ethel Henderson Hal.
sey of Lansing, was the winner of a
prize In guessing contest
The following teachers of the Owosso
public schools accompanied Miss Mar.
jory Cleary to her home in Ypsilanti,
Saturday, where they remained over
Sunday: Misses Hilda Marshall. Mary
Ruthrauff, Caroline Barber, Margaret
Robson, Bessie Hoover, Bertha Weick,
Gladys Dershem and Hazel Goodrich.
Mrs. Carl Schuman of Chicago, is the
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E Hall Michigan avenue. Mr.. Schu.
mann, who is associated with a NUM-
tions manufacturing company, has been
ordered to Taunton, Mass, where he
has been appointed chief inspector with
Is inspectors under him He will with.
out doubt remain there until the end of
the war. Mrs Schumann will join
him later in the summer.
DR.. Lowell Bush, who graduated last
week from the Detroit College of Medi.
cine, is spending few days with his
parents, Judge and Mrs Matthew Bush.
DR.. Bush has accepted position as
inferno in Providence hospital in De.
troit, and will take up his work on
July 1. He will remain at the hospital
for one year and then plans to take up
private practice.
Elmer N. Waugh has appealed to the
circuit court from the decision of the
commissioners on claims in the estate
Of his father, the late Freeman N.
Waugh. on the allo vance of 800 to
Mrs. 81. Waugh for caring for Mr..
Waugh during his last illness. The
claim was originally $225 but was al.
lowed at $25 per week for four weeks,
Mr.. Waugh having been at her home
that length of time.
Paul Kline, assistant cashier Of the
Old Corunns State bank, left Saturday
for waldron, Mich, where on Monday
he was united in marriage to Miss Dor.
othy Way, daughter Of A. d. Way. a
hard ware and lumber dealer. After a
short trip, they will return to Corunns
and will reside In the house recently
vacated by W. A. Rosenkrans. Mr..
Kline was formerly employed in bank
&C Waldron and became acquainted
with his bride while working there.
On Saturday evening June 10, B. j.
Angus was very pleasantly surprised
at his home, $50 Woodlswn avenue, by
a party of friends and neighbors. The
occasion being Mr.. Angus birthday
anniversary. and the surprise was COM
plete. All enjoyed pleasant time
with games and conversation. Mr..
Angus was the recipient OF some nice
presents, among them being pretty
cushion from little niece. Miss Stella
Reekie of Canada. Ice cfeam and cake