The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-10

/ Doau, w All. huu Mf5. Efouh %
Baker of Lansing formerly of this city,
Sunday, son.
Mrs. A. F. Hollis and daughter Mar
guerite are spending the week at Lit
tie Crystal.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Blood, Mrs Ray
Hall and daughter, are guests of rela.
tives at Fulton.
Mrs. Ella Williams and BILLY" ALI.
son have returned from an outing at
Little Crystal
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Daniels of Grand
Rapids. spent part of the week with
relatives in this city
Lawrence Gould of Chicago, ILL.,,
spent Friday with his mother. Mrs.
Josephine Gould in this city.
Rev. and Mrs. Herman Klingbiel of
Forrest, Wis, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Klingbiel in this city.
E 81. Stanard, G. 0. Loring and Mr.
and Mrs. r. R. Hart left Sunday for a
two weeks stay at Glenn Lake.
j. E. Osmer and daughters are tax
ing a trip through Illinois and Iowa
and will visit relatives in several places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hall and Miss N ae
Launstein and Arthur Byerly will
motor to Little Crystal Sunday for an
outing.
Mrs Fred Hartshorn and children
and Mrs. Oliver Elliott and daughter
were called from Topinsbee by the
death of Albert E. Hartshorn.
Mrs William Bell entertained Tues.
day evening in honor of Miss Lilah
Gilrov who Is to marry Howard Kirk
in the near future.
Mrs. Roy Conger and Mrs. L Fuller
and children left Tuesday for Beulah to
enjoy two weeks outing Mr.. Fuller
and Mr.. Copger will join them next
week.
Karl M. Newman has purchased the
business of the J. M. Stewart garage in
the Sutterby building on East Main
street, and will conduct q high class
gar &c.
The advertising committee of the
improvement Association has turned
down for the third time an advertising
scheme for a large thermometer on one
of the main corners of the city with ads
on both sides of the tube.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Holmes of
Clarence, Mass were guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Holmes,
Clinton street, part of the week. Mr..
Holmes is casket manufacturer
G. p. Bentley returned from Mon
rovia, Calf, Thursday, where he Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Bentley. for the past month. He re-
ports that his father is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. J. A. Moore and baby of Detroit
who have been visiting the former 8
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Bigelow
Oliver street, have gone to Traverse
City for a months visit.
The commission voted to close and
vacate part of Huron street south of
Howard street, and west of line par
allel to and 100 feet west of Michigan
avenue. The street cross es the piece of
land on which the Young, Randolph
and Hall Seed Co will erect new ele.
vator. and the action of the commission
W taken at the request Of that COM
pany.
Frederick Rigoulet. farmer SO years
old, living northeast of Kerby. Affered
the loss of his arm Tuesday. by ampu
tation as the result of the accident a
discharge Of his shot gun, the trigger
having been caught in his clothing in
climbing fence. He went to his
home where he lives alone, and lay in
the hammock grooming when found by
a neighbor who summoned physicians
The articles of association of tn,
Northwestern Holiness Association o.
Owosso. were filed with the county
clerk Monday. The purpose Of the
organi cation as stated in these article
is THE Propagation of the Gospel o
our Lord Jesus Christ by Holmes
Evangelism" The signers of the arti
cles are William J. Bruff. George q
Clements. Mary E Clements, james
McCully and Mrs. Lila McCully.
Harry Sutphep, Leslie Angus AM
Erven Barrie have enlisted In the Michi
gan Knights Templsr ambulance corps
This organization is under the suspice
of the Grand Commandery of this state
and fund of $50, 900 is being raised T.
equip It completely, when 1t will b
! turned over to the Red Cross. Tn
unit has been accepted by the govern
ment. and hopes to be ready for servic
in few weeks.
The case against Charles Coon o
Corunns. charged by Charles Packar,
of Owosso, with obtaining money unde
! false pretenses, was dismissed in justic
, court Monday. Coon sold Packard
| threahinv unfit and Packard altar ~ m