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


ness for the Union Telephone Co.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Jopling spent part
OF the week with friends in Flint.
Miss Nellie Mccormick was home
from Lansing Saturday and Sunday.
Born, Sunday. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
VanDyne, North Ball street, a daugh.
ter.
Mrs. 81. G. Gailbrsith of Mackinaw,
is the guest of her mother Mrs George
Perrigo.
Mrs. A. l.. Arnold left Monday for
Blenheim, Ont, called by the illness of
her sister.
DR.. A. L Arnold, c. A. Lawrence
and Albert Todd were Detroit visitors
part of the week.
Harry T. Clough of Detroit. formerly
of this city, is recovering from an at.
tack of pneumonia
Clifton Pitts has gone to Lima, Ohio,
to accept position in a locomotive
works In that city.
The annual meeting of the Union
Telephone Co. will be held in Alma,
Wednesday, March IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Woodland enter
tanned eighteen relatives Sunday at
dinner in honor of Mrs. L. E. and Fred
Woodland.
William Hoard. Vernon farmer, was
bound over to the circuit court by JUS
tice Nichols in Corunna, Monday, on a
charge of violating the local option law
by storing liquor in the Vernon hotel.
Bail was fixed at $500.
Judge s. S. Miner went to Detroit,
Monday, to hold court for a month
Mrs. Miner has joined him and they
will remain in the city during the time
the Judge is engaged in cleaning up the
business of the Wayne circuit.
The marriage of Miss Mary Kwart
and Steve Jankowski. both employed
by the American Mallesble Co. in this
Catholic church Monday morning
They will reside on Chapman street.
John Welch, said to be from the
north part of Shiawassee county, is
under arrest at Chesaning charged with
forging the name of John Curry to sew.
eral checks, check book having been
taken from Curry's pocket while he
was intoxicated.
Miss Clara Ashton, employed in the
office of the Press. American for several
years past, has resigned her position
and will be succeeded by Miss Dorcas
Rice The engagement of Miss Ashton
and Harry E. Wiles of Toronto, Ont
has been announced.
From March 7 to 10 inclusive, the
Apostolic church Of Michigan will
hold its convention in Owosso. About
80 churches will be represented, each
being entitled to send the pastor and
one lay delegate. The sessions will be
held at the Apostolic seminary on
Gute's hill.
The Ann Arbor motor car due in
Owosso at 3 p 10. was partially de.
rallied Tuesday about three miles south
Of Garland, caused by the breaking of
a fange on one of the front wheels
Fortunately the car was stopped after
humping along for a number of rods
without injuring any of the passengers.
G. F. Friegel returned Saturday from
a business trip in the south and gives
an interesting account of places visited
and men he met including the whole.
sale pardoner, Ex-Governor Cole Blease
Of South Carolina, who emptied the
prisons Of the state and is again a
candidate for the nomination for COVER
nor. His trip included Tennessee,
Georgia and South Carolina.
Charles Howard died at his home in
Detroit, Monday, following an opera
ton for stomach trouble Mr. Howard
formerly resided ia this city and a
| ldTR6 uuuUoT vi lTlouub u6E6 TtgTtJ his
death and will miss his visits here as
drug salesman. He is survived by his
widow. and one daughter Mrs Msrjory
Howard Dennen. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M
Terbush attended the funeral in De.
troit.
The Junior play was given at the
Family thester Friday evening before
crowded house. Thirteen Juniors took
part in the play Ann of Old Salem" in
very creditable manner and a large
fund for the annual reception to the
seniors secured Those who took part
were Joe Robbins. Frederick Storrer,
Howard Bailey, Arthur Pierpont and
NARROW Stevens and Misses Vera Steb-
bins. Ga Friegel, Lillian Converse,
Hazel Heling, Nevs D,nigsn, Josephin 9
MEG Marie Heyer and Gladys
Reineke.