The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-05-05
LOCAL NEWS

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Nutson.
April 90, a son.
A ten pound son was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goeckel, South Chip
man street.
Geo. r. Wilson of Chicago, was q
guest at the home of E. o. Dewey,
Thursday.
Drs. u. P. and G. A. Sackrider are in
Roscommon county looking after their
farming interests.
Misses Elsie Whipple, Amorit Nc
Call and Rizpah Terbush attended a
house party in Ann Arbor the last of
the week.
Miss Gertrude butcher and Irving
Spinning both of Owosso, were mar
ried April 81 in this city, and will
reside here
DR.. A. M. Hume, chief surgeon of the
Ann Arbor railroad, has been in Chi
csgo attending the national meeting o.
railway surgeons this week.
Mrs G. c. Duff while walking Friday
with Mrs. M. L.. Stewart. tripped and
fell, fracturing bone in her right
wrist and badly straining the muscles.
Grand Conductress Ida M. Hume and
Past Grand Marshal Lola E. Brown,
were in Milburn, Wednesday, to install
the officers of the Eastern Star lodge
there.
Mrs. G. F. Dawson and daughter La.
Reign, left Friday for Loogootee, Ind,
in. reSpoI 80 to message announcing
the serious illness of Mrs. DawsoL's
father, j. w. Crook.
The date for the hearing as to the
msntal condition of Robert &c. FARLEY
ofNew Haven, has been sen fof May 5
by Judge Bush. Physicians have ex
amined Mr.. Farley.
d. G. McNamee returned to his home
in Corunna, Monday, from the Miller
hospital, Owosso, where he had been
receiving treatment for several months.
he hopes to get out soon.
Mrs. Thomas fowler left for Chi.
cago, Wednesday, to make her future
= home. Her address will be 7401 Morgan
avenue, and she will be glad to have
her Owosso friends call on her while
nChicsgo.
Miss Anna Lewis was hostess to
party of friends Saturday evening at
her. home, South Washington street.
The table was prettily decorated for
a course luncheon with yellow and
white flowers. Covers were laid for
sixteen. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. .Moldenhauer of
Bath George Smell and Miss Hazelle
Stanhope of Lansing.
George w. Priest of Venice, has re-
ceived a letter from Mrs Will Priest
of Yucaipa, Calf, stating that she will
come to Owosso about the middle of
this month with the remains of her
husband, who died several weeks ago.
The funeral will be held in Owosso in
charge of Owosso lodge of Masons, and
interment will be made in Venice Gem
esery.
The regular meeting of the Frances
Willard w. c. T. u. was held April u,
at the home of Mrs. j. Perkins, Cor
unna avenue. Delegates to the county
convention were elected as follows:
Mesdames Lovett, Cowden, Olive Thorn
"a, Chase, Stevens, North. and Miss
Anna Briggs. Alterpates- Mesdames
Gilmore, Bapkart, Magofin, Brown,
Marlborough and Laura Thomas There
was a good attendance and dainty
lunch was served by the hostess.
- The Heart and Hand class Of the Bap,
tist Sunday school gave Rev. H:. A.
Waite and family q happy social Sur
prise at the parsonage Monday evening,
about so members calling to install
new electric light fixtures In the par
8 sonage. Herbert Needham. teacher of
the class, made the presentation speech
and Rev. Waite responded. An enjoy
able evening was passed.
The Queen Esther Reading Circle OF
the First M. E. church held pleasant
meeting with Miss. Inez Forester Mon,
day evening. A pot luck supper, was
served and during the business session
Mrs. Neva. Alliton and Miss Ethel
Hutchinson were elected delegates to.
the Home Missionary convention to be
held at Flint. May 10 and 17.r Mrs.
Faith Hall was elected superintendent
of the Mother Of Jewels A social ses-
sion followed.