The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-02-09

LOCAL NEWS

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Miss Addie Grove is guest of hel
brother, Bert A. Grove in Chicago.
The Owosso Sayings bank is being re
decorated and will be somewhat re-
modelled in the near future.
Charles Osburn. student at the U
of NJ, was guest of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Osburn, Sunday.
Mrs. A. e. Osmer was painfully in
jured Friday in a fail on the icy side.
walk, but no serious results are feared.
Mrs. G. A. Lawrence went to Pom.
tiac Monday to be the guest of her sis.
ter for a few days.
DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Hume are enter
tanning at their home, Mrs. f. III.
Watson and daughter, Miss Donna of
Detroit.
Frank Whiting of Morrice, is serving
80 days in the county Jail for being
drunk and disorderly Saturday evening
at Corunna. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred WEIGH were hosts
at theatre party at the Strand Mon
day and at a dinner at Connor's cafe
following.
DR.. o ] Price, pastor of the Baptist
church in Lansing. will exchange pull.
pits Sunday with Rev. E. j. Cross of
Corunna.
M. e. Cavsnaugh will haye hear
ing today at Durand on a charge of
raising check from SO to $50. He is
railroad man from Canada
Owosso Knights Templar are pre-.
pairing for the annual inspection, which
will be held on Feb 26, by Deputy
Grand Commander Mark Norris.
Rev. and Mrs. E. j. Warren, Roy
Matthews, w. ]. Blood and G. L Pat
tee attended the Detroit Area Metho-
dist conference at Detroit this week
Mrs. c. f. Brockway, 7l9 North
Washington street, suffered a third
stroke of paralysis Saturday afternoon
She was unconscious for some time, but
has somewhat recovered.
Willard Currier, formerly resident
OF New Haven township, died Sunday
in the state of Washington. The body
is being brought. to the home of his
brother. Edward Currier, where the
funeral will be held.
Mrs. George Mclaughlin spent Mon
day in Flint, tie guest of her son.
whose wife and children will leave this
week to spend several months in st
Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. Elwyn Ponds
mother, Mrs. w. H. Edwards of Flint,
will accompany them.
Sergt Paul Gadola of the Owosso
Infrmary, was home Tuesday from
Fort Wayne, and while here filed his
petition as candidate for the munich
pal justice nomination. He reported
Lloyd Waugh, son of Mr.. aud Mrs. o.
G.. Waugh, i'll with scarlet fever at
Fort Wayne.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
club was held Feb. first, in the librarv.
Home Economics" was the subject dis.
cussed, and Mrs George Reineke read
good paper on the subject which
brought about an interesting discussion
on the kitchen department. Music was
furnished by Misses Marie Heyer and
Lillian Converse.
English relatives of the late Christie
pher Dansby of Antrim township, may
attempt to secure part of his estate,
having placed their claims in the hands
of Chicago attorney. 1t is not thought
here that they have any ground to dis
pute the disposition of the property as
made according to the will OF Mr..
Dansby.
Mrs. Mary Wilbur, aged SO years,
passed away Saturday at the home OF
her granddaughter, Mrs. James Lom-
tardi in New Haven township, death
icing due to general breaking down.
The funeral was held Tuesday at the
home, and at the West Haven Union
church, Rev. Scott officiating. She Is
survived by her granddaughter and a
grandson, Lee OFT, of New Haven.
Robert Farley died at the state hos
pital at Pontiac, Monday. where be bad
cen for the past nine months. The
J emsins were brought to the family
home in New Haven township, and the
funeral will be held this afternoon In
charge of the Cleaners lodge, Rev
Blood officiating. Deceased was 30
years Of age. and 10 survived by his
widow, two sons. aged seven and three,
and one daughter aged five.