The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-03-17
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND 0. DEWEY, PROP.
owOssO. MICH. MARCH II. 1915
LOCAL NEWS.


W. E Collins of Detroit, spent Fri.
day in Owosso on business matters.
A daughter, Marjory Jane, was born
March to Mr.. and Mrs. George Copas,
east of the city.
Chapel Coffee Shop is now located
at Ill West Exchange st. Call and
get a sample of premium coffee. Adv.
DR.. and Mrs. William Jopling went
to Detroit, Thursday. where Mrs. Jop-
ling will enter hospital for treatment.
Frank l. johnson has sold his home
in Corunna and will move to this city
where he publishes THE Michigan
Sportsman" and conducts a linotype
shop
Mr. and Mrs. William Demuth left
Tuesday night for Youngstown, Ohio
called there by the serious illness Of the
latters mother, Mrs. Lafayette Skill.
man.
Suit for divorce has been begun by
Richard Ferris against Edith Ferris Of
Owosso on the grounds of incompat.
ability.
Erwin Eveleth of Corunna, has pur-
chased house in Detroit for his son
DR.. Erwin Eveleth who is practicing
there and who is soon to be married.
Miss Gladys Graham and Spencer
j. Lane of this city were married in
Corunna Sunday, Justice Robert Nc
Bride performing the ceremony.
A nine and a half pound son was
born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hodgins Of Flint. Mrs. Hodgins was
formerly Miss Grace Van Hoten Of
this city.
Morrell Bentley was home Friday
from Ann Arbor, and left for Chicago
to attend an alumni banquet. He was
accompanied, by Mr.. Heffrony "A class.
mate at the q. OF M. y SO -
Charles Meesler of Fairfield township,
has begun suit for divorce after paying
alimony under separate maintenance
decree given three years ago. His wife
is now in Indiana.
Mrs. Roy Chesl who has been guest
at the home of Robert Cheal, Shas left
for Newport, KY, to be the guest of
her father. From there she will go to
Boon, Iowa, to join her husband.
The fire department was called Mon.
day to the house at the corner of
Lansing and Bradley streets, occupied
by Mrs. A Covert, owned by Harry
Tooley. The damage was slight.
Mrs George E. Pardee. North Ball
street. was the hostess at an informal
dinner dance Monday evening. compli.
menting her guests, the Misses Myrtle
and Adelaid La Chapelle of Boyne City.
DR.. David F. Alsdorf formerly of
Corunna, died at the home of his son,
Q. J. Alsdorf at Guthrie, Okla, Feb.
Is. Dr. Alsdorf was pioneer OF Cor
unna, leaving there fourteen years ago
for the west.
Mrs. Grace Hopson Pilkington left
Saturday for visit with her sister in
Chicago. H., before returning to her
home in Salem, Oregon. For the past
three months she has been visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. F. II. Hopson.
A party of friends and neighbors
gave Mrs. E. E. Gillis, West King
street, very pleasant surprise in honor
of her birthday, Friday. A pot luck
supper was served at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
ellis was presented with beautiful
basket of flowers.
The Ladies' Octette of the Woman's
club had a picnic supper Monday
evening at the home Of DR.. and Mrs
@. L. Cramer, East Mason street. The
husbands were the guests OF honor
and the company had very enjoyable
evening.
Mrs. George Willard OF Burton, has
issued invitations for china shower to
be given Saturday afternoon at the
home of Rev. and Mrs Kunsman, COM
plimentins Miss Ivah Mitchell OF Owos'
so, whose marriage to William Millard
of Burton, will take place in the near
future
Harry J. Daniels formerly of this
citv. and for several years with the
Cadillac News and Express, who has
been with the Grand Rapids Herald for
tie past two years. has accepted the
position of associate editor Of The Fur
niture Manufacturer and Artisan.
monthly Grand Rapids publication OF
wide influence in the furniture world
Owoeso friends congratulate him on his
advancement.