The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-02-11

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Miss Bernice Gibson of Clintonville
Wis, is the guest of her brother, R. N
Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Snyder of Detroit
are visiting at the home of Mrs. o. F
Harryman.
E. M. Miller has moved his insuranc,
office to rooms in the Citizens saving
Bank block.
Arthur Monroe, Arthur Christian aut
Reginald Waterman were home from
Detroit over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Detwiler anG
daughter spent part of the week with
friends in Pontiac.
Ann Arbor Railroad Motor car ma
chinist will give ball at the Odd Eel
lows temple Feb 81.
Howard Taylor, Richard Barrie and
Otis Susherland were home from the
University part of the week.
Don Shattuck entertained at a stag
party at his home on East Exchange
street Friday evening
w. d. Southwick of Detroit, a prom.
inent contractor, was guest Of F. F.
Hoyer part of the past week.
Miss Allene Hicks entertained party
of twenty, two young people at her
home in Bennington Friday evening.
George Mclaughlin attended fam.
lily reunion at the home Of his mother
in Bellevue, Ohio, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Knolls and daugh.
ter of Port Huron, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Smith, Shiawassee
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker were
hosts at dancing and card party at
their home on Ball street, Friday even.
ing. A delicious supper was served.
The Owosso indoor base ball contest
took on new interest Tuesday evening
when the strengthened Robbins factory
team defeated the Stove company team
90 to 6.
John Emo, Dimmick street, has bought
fine White Orpington cockrel from
the Owen farm in Massachusetts aud
expects to be a winner at next year s
shows.
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Taylor were in
Detroit part of the week, where Mr.
Taylor attended meeting of the exec.
utive committee of the Michigan Bank.
ers' association.
Miss Lena Gregory of this city has been
appointed to membership on the Com.
mittee on Preservation of Historic Sites
by Mrs. Story, president.general of the
National Daughters of the American
Revolution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dingwall and
daughter, Miss Margaret, were here
from Detroit to spend Sunday with the
formers mother and other relatives,
and left Tuesday to make their home
in California.
Owosso high school boys basket ball
team was defeated by Grand Ledge
Friday, SO to "a. Alma high school
team will be here Friday night The
Owosso girls defeated Laingsburg 81 to
5. Flint girls will be here tonight.
Although the decree was delayed by
Judge Miner in the hope Of reconcil-
lation, a divorce was granted short
time ago to Myrtella from Eugene Perry
of Perry. Now they are reconciled and
wish the Judge to set aside the decree.
Mrs. Louise Sullivan left Thursday
for Detroit to accept a position in the
millinary department of the Hudson
store. Mis- Ruth Sullivan will remain
in Owosso to graduate from the high
school. She will live at DR., c. B. Por-
ter's, Ball street.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
office for the week ending Feb 5, 1915:
Mrs. Fl. III. Allen. Oscar Barnes, Fred
J. Brown, Geo. II. Buckley, Mrs M
Hadley, Mrs Minnie d. Larrabee, r. E..
Lawrence, Eugene Parker, Earl Wal
lace.
q. K. Wolford has purchased the in.
surance business of Charles Jacks on.
who retires because of advanced age
after serving his policy holders faith
fully and well for many years. Mr.
Wolford will continue the business a,
his rooms in the Stafford block.
Solomon Stevenson Of Owosso, was
cited to appear in the Probate court,
Saturday. and brought his daughter
aged 10, and son, aged 8, who were
made wards of the court because Of
complaint that the children were no,
kept clean. They were clean wher
brought to court, aud Stevenson prom.
ised to keep them so. They attend the
] Bryant school.