The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-09

Mr., and Mrs. w. F.. Gallagher left
Wednesday for Ashville, N. c., for a
short vacation.
Miss Laura Green has gone to New
York City on business for the ID. M.
Christian company's store.
Joseph Taylor of this city was
stricken with paralysis Tuesday night
and is in serious condition.
Hugh M. Nichols, who was master
OF Corunna lodge, F. & A. NJ, in
19OO-190l, was presented with past
masters jewel Tuesday night at the
meeting of the lodge.
A petition was fled Tuesday in the
probate court by II. j. Perry, asking
that an administrator be appointed
in the matter of the estate of his
mother, Matilda Perry, former Ven
ice township resident. The estate is
valued at $4,000.
The condition of Private Lloyd
Waugh of the Thirty-second Infantry
urinary, who has been confined to
the hospital at Fort Wayne for six
weeks, is reported improving The
Owosso young man has been suffering
from scarlet fever and had relapse.
James Kinsler, former supervisor
OF Antrim township and well knewn
In Shiawassee county, has gone to
fthe University hospital at Ann Arbor
for treatment. Mr. Kinsler has been
in poor health for several months,
having paid previous visit to the
University hospital few weeks ago.
Lee Woodland has sold his home at
415 West Main street to Mrs. Albert
Palmer, of this city. The deal was
made a short time ago. Mr. Wood
expects to begin work on a handsome
new home on West Oliver street as
soon as the weather permits. Until
that time his family will occupy the
West Main street home.
The Ladies Glee club of the Y. w.
G. AZ Which has an initial e9Rellment
Of %, held its first rehearsal at the
association rooms last night, with
Mrs. c. Rentschler as leader. The
Glee club will rehearse every Mon
day night at 7 O'Clock. The voices
are well balanced and Mrs. Rent
schiller and the members of the chorus
are delighted with the outlook.
John Coe, formerly of this city,
who had his hip crushed, seven ribs
broken and part of one hand cut off,
when he fell under an engine while
switching in The Ann Arbor yards at
Cadillac, some weeks ago, has prac-
tically recovered. He has arrived at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Coe of Bennington, to
help care for his mother, who recent
lly sustained stroke Of paralysis.
John c. Rae, foreman Of the Ann
Arbor roundhouse, and George Suffer,
car foreman, have been named to sue
coed Clement Hobbs, who recently re-
signed as general superintendent of
the carshops, and two men instead of
one will be in charge of the shops.
Rae will be general manager of the
mechanical department, and Suffer
general manager of the car depart
ment. sSutter has been with the
company over 25 years while Rae has
been with them for over 10 years.
The meeting of the Social Union
of the Congregational church which
was held at the church Tuesday after
noon, was an unusually pleasant af-
| fair. About rs ladies were present
and a pleasing program was render
ed. Master Kenneth Schramm sang
solo and little Billy Murray gave as
reading Eugene Fields poem,
"See n Things at Night" Miss Ruth
Raymond sang a song and Miss Fran
ces Hammond rendered piano solo.
Light refreshments were served and
social hour followed.
An order was made by Judge Bush.
Friday afternoon sending the three
minor children Of Mrs. Annie Boyce to
the state home at Coldwater. The
children have been at the Dorcas home
In Owosso since the arrest of their
mother q few days ago for conducting
disorderly house at Durand. Mrs
Boycs. who is serving IS days in the
county jail was taken before Judge
Bush Thursday. Tie children are Eu.
gene, Roy ann Matilda Rudson.
Owosso Lodge Of Elks Were enter
tanned by Saginaw March first, about
It's going from the county. Following
a buffet luncheon the initiatory work
was done by Owosso lodge officers.
Folio wing the work q supper was serv-
ed and short speeches made. including
the presentation to Saginaw lodge of
loving cup by Owosso lodge, M. j.
Phillips making the presentation speech.
Teams of Owosso bowler maze up Of
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