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

or New Haven.
Final citizenship papers have beef
granted to Christian Gorte of Owosso
by Judge Miner.
A daughter, Elenora Esther, was borr
Saturday to MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Mason, Grover street.
ST. GATHERINGS circle of Kings Daugh
tiers was entertained Tuesday by Miss
Elizabeth Pond, West King street.
Frank Quick Of Durand. and Mrs
Jennie TenEyck of Flint, were married
by Justice Nichols in Coruuna, Monday
Sergt. George Lawler u. 8. A, has
rented suite of offices in the Miner
building where recruiting Office has
been apened.
A bill for divorce has been filed in the
circuit court by Mrs Avis Green Young
of Corunna, against DR.. Glen Young
of Detroit.
G. l.. Taylor went to Detroit, Satur.
urday, to accompany Mrs Taylor home.
She had been in Harper hospital for an
operation and had recovered sufficiently
to make the trip Monday.
Ensign Henry Sprague will not be
able to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. l.. Sprague as he planned, but will
proceed directly from Vera Cruz where
he has been stationed to New York.
Mrs. Herbert Matlock and daughter,
Miss Frances, of Grand Rapids, were
guests Friday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Graham, South Shiawassee
street, enroute to their new home in
Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Maliskey and
son of Lansing. who had been guests at
the home of G. Fl. ,Maliskey, went to
st. Joseph Saturday, where they will
spend several weeks at the home of
Mrs. Maliskeys parents.
Prosecuting Attorney Pulver has &C.
cepted an invitation to deliver an ad.
dress at a banquet to be given by the
Republicans at Three Rivers, in honor
of Lincoln's birthday.
Harry Wilcox is guest of his father
and brother in Corunna before starting
for Russia on business for a motor
company. He was absent for several
years and was thought to be dead. He
has been guest of his sisters ir Detroit
who accompanied him to Corunna.
Harrison Simpson who committed
forgery at Durand a short time ago,
was sentenced to serve 4S hours in the
county Jail, and placed on probation
for three years. He was former in
mate of the Lapeer home for the feeble
and has been taken back to
that state institution.
Mrs. Celia Carmody, west of Hender
son entertained at dancing party Fri
day evening. About 90 young people
were present and at midnight de.
licious supper was served. Among the
guests from Owosso were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Banghart and Miss Marie Graham.
Mrs. Carmody and family expect to
move to this city next week.
The N. o. /. held its last meeting
with Mrs. Guy Freeman of New
Haven. The afternoon was spent with
conversation and fancy work and
music was also feature of the day.
The hostess served ice cream and cake.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. b d. Convis on Feb. ID, and each
is asked to bring a five cent
valentine.
Mrs. William Harris, 115 West Will.
liams street, announces the marriage of
her son, Paymaster Thomas d. Harris,
u. 8. Navy. to Mrs. Mary Virginia
Butt, in New York City, on Saturday,
Jan. 81. On account of the recent
death of the brides mother, there was
no wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris will
be at home at GO Pierepont street,
after March To-. Owosso
friends in large numbers extend con.
to Mr.. Harris and his
bride.
Representative John Y. Martin re.
turned Saturday from Houghton and
Marquette where he went as member
Of committees of the legislature on the
College Of Mines and the State Prison.
he enjoyed the trip very much and was
pleased with the conduct Of both insti
buttons. especially the prison where so
many life convicts are confined. He
found them all satisfied with conditions
and working we'll. The Houghton Ga
sstte speaks highly Of the work Of the
stating that the members
we're more businest-like than any
former committee. Mr.. Martin was
,Aairma of the committee.