The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-06-15
LOCAL NEWS


friends in Calumet.
Mrs. 1. D. n Ralph of Detroit, is Wis
Ting her sister. Mrs. G. T. Bachelor,
for few days.
Miss Esther Markle Of Chicago. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Martin, GA
Mulberry street.
Miss Bessie Smalley left Thursday for
Alma where she has accepted position
in the M asonic home.
Miss Adelaide Thompson has returned
from Nashville. Tenn, where she has
been attending college the past year.
J.. 81. Wright and W. v. Sackett of
Avon, N. Y, are guests of the formers
brother, c. G. Wright, North Washing
ton street
Miss Francis Nichols. who has been
a student at Oberlin college the past
year, has returned for the summer
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Dingler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Siess and daughters. Kath-
leen and Margaret, spent Sunday in
Flint.
Carl BRANDED visited at the family
home in this city last week prior to
leaving to join an Ohio Nationa Guard
company.
Frank Herrick of Bancroft, has been
placed on probation for six months after
being arrested for local option viola
ton and drunkenness,
Mrs. Harland White attended meet
ing of farmers club in Venice town
ship, Thursday, and gave talk on Red
Cross work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Parker and Mrs
Harry Parker spent Wednesday even
ing in Flint attending a Monument
dealers convention.
The National Iron & Metal Co. has
purchased the Mister property on Com.
stock street and will use it in its junk
business.
Mrs. Charles Cossitt left Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Beulah Mosher, who have
been her guests, for a visit at their
home In Mt. Clemens.
Friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Wilcox at their home on Michigan
avenue June Z and helped celebrate
their fourth wedding anniversary.
The bans of Miss Anna Shields and
Harry Cooney of Detroit, who will be
married June 20 at the Catholic church.
were announced Sunday at the church
Charles Reckling and Jacob Barrie
were in Grand Rapids this week to at
tend the state convention of Arbeiters.
They were delegates from the Owosso
lodge.
Moses Moss pleaded guilty in justice
court Monday to a charge of using in
decent language. He was fined $40. &C
and given four weeks in which to pay
it.. He was also placed on probation f.
six months.
The estate of the late Geo. W. Butcher
of New Haven township, amounted tc
$4,000 and an administrator will be
appointed July 8. The heirs are the
widow, brother and nephews and
nieces.
George Livingston and daughter
Mrs. Fred Lewis, started Satur lay or
an extended trip through New York
They will visit 1T Buffalo and SYRIA
cuse on their return. They will stoI
at Niagara Falls and Detroit.
Mrs. Ben Smith, North Ball street
was called to jackson. Friday, by tn
death of her mother, who suffered
paralysis Her father is also in a seri
GUS condition, being a sufferer from
heart trouble and recently sustaining
bad fall.
Mrs. Edward Mott Woolley of Pasaic
| N. J., is spending the weekend wit
DIR. and Mrs. F. A. Watts. 6l5 Mort
Saginaw street. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Woolley are well known as authors
Mrs. Woolley has recently completed
series of girls stories.
Members of the Latin classes of tb
high school presented a purely Lati
pro goam in the high school auditorium
Monday. the entertainment being pul
lie and under the auspices of the Cha
steal club. Those who took part wei
Marvel Hicks. Thomas Dewey, Cell
Olney, Alice Sexton, Bernard Mattsol
Hilda Bonsor, William Oliver, Edr
Sinister and Marie Heyer. The Office
of the Classical club are Miss Lillis
Converse. president; Miss Hilds Bonso
vice president, and Miss Josephine M
Guineas, secretary treasurer.
A suit for divorce was started In I'll
circuit court Monday by Attorney E.
At1erton, In behalf of Mrs. HIATT
Viola Smith of Durand. Mrs Smit
sets up that her maiden name was Ha
tie v. Hanley, and that she was ma
ried to Clinton Smith at Durand by Il
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