The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-07-21

uhy lOr VlSlC WIFI lrlenQS at traverse
City.
Mrs. Kate Moore has returned TO her
home ir Union City after visit with
Mrs. l.. s. Benson.
Miss Helen Gibson is assisting in
Sprague's drug store during the alb
sence of o. L Sprague.
Mrs. VIM. Smith and sons Gail and
Glen, have gone to Beulah to spend
several weeks
F. O'Berg, of the Owosso Sugar fac.
tory, has been called to Sandwich,
Mass. by the death of his brother.
Mrs. James DeYoung left Tuesday for
visit with relatives in Holland. Mr..
DeYoung went to Holland on Wednes
day.
A son was born Sunday, July 10, to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Cooper, sol North
Hickory street. The young mans name
is Alden Ralph.
Mrs. Ella Josselyn, of the d. M. Chris.
tian store, has gone to Detroit to spend
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Roy Mclean aud family.
Miss Dorothy Pitts left Monday for
Minneapolis, Mimi, after a months
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs S. B. Pitts, Williams street.
Miss Wilma Metzger of Pompeii, is a
guest at the home Of Miss Florence
Perry, Mrs. N. Hobert and Mrs. Joe
Smith, all of North Washington street.
Mrs. J. c. Osburn and daughter Miss
Jane, left Tuesday for Ruggles farm
near Toledo, Ohio, to spend some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Osburn and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown and g, n
Leo, of Ann Arbor, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs VIM. F. Let's, Genesee street,
for couple of weeks. Mrs. Brown is
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Let's.
Miss Helen Bush of Corunna, leav es
the last of the week for Lake Geneva,
Wis, where she attends the Lake
Geneva Conference as a representative
of the University of Michigan Y. w.
g. A.
Arthur Moyses, of the garage firm of
Moyses e. Howell, has begun suit
against Frank Weidman for an &C
counting and asks damages of 800.
He claims money is due him for work
and sundries,
Sergt. John LaClear and Private
Kneeland of Co. Fl, returned to Gray
ling, Tuesday, after spending short fur
loughs at home. They took with them
huge box Of clothing aud delicacies
for the men, contributed by relatives
and friends
Seth Q Pulyer left for Beulah, Wed
nesday, to spend the balance of the
month with his family at their cottage.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Fl. Pull
yer, accompanied him as far as Cad
lilac, and from there went to Petoskey
for an outing.
| At the recent reunion of the Eighth
Michigan Regiment held at Flint, II
H. Pulver extended an invitation to the
regiment to hold it's 1917 reunion in
Owosso, and the invitation was &C
cepted. Comrades Pulver, Freeman
| and W r. Smith form the committee
on arrangements.
Albert j., the three. year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Mack. south of the
city, died Monday. He was taken with
nose bleed Sunday, and although he was
considered better for a while death
Monday. The funeral was held Wed
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev
b. q Mattson officiating.
Henry b. Dewey, former residen
of this city but for 20 years residen
of Tacoma, Washington, is soon t.
remove with his family to Boston
Mass, to reside. For four years pas
he has been the western Representative,
of the publishing house Of Houghton
Miffiin Co. and goes to Boston to accep
an important position with the firm
During his residence in the stste o
Washington, Mr.. Dewey has beef
prominent In the business and politica
affairs of the state. serving as superin
tendent of puolic instruction, wa
prominently mentioned as candidate
for governor but declined TO enter tn
race and four years ago was the candi
date Of his psrtv for congressman at
large but was defeated by small
plurality after running many thousand
votes ahead of his ticket. he has beef
enthusiastic in his praise of the ives
and the change is a surprise to hi
friends and relatives in Owosso.