The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-11-09
LOCAL NEWS


Ontario.
Mrs. George Thompson also spok
briefly on some Of her impressions O
the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Grove and grand
daughter left Wednesday for the lat
ter's home in Wilmette, III.
Mrs. Jacob Dengler and guests, Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Culver, of Joplin, Mo.
spent part of the week in Detroit.
Mrs. Arthur Alliton and Mrs. H. P
White were in Bay City Wednesday
to attend an Epworth League Mis-.
sionary meeting.
c. A., Bloss, formerly Owosso man.
ager for the Union Telephone Co., has
been appointed deputy sheriff in Gene
see county for Flint.
A slight fire at the home of F. Sid
masky, Michigan avenue, Tuesday call
ed out the department, which used the
two motor fire trucks for the first
time.
Mrs. w. B. Tubbs, of Gladwin, Mrs.
VIM. Campbell, of Saginaw, and Mrs.
w. H. Caldwell, of Bay City, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Tubbs,
N. Water street.
Elmer Granger, teamster for Stur-
tevant & Blood, lost the use of his low
er limbs while working Thursday and
was taken to his home and is recover
ing.
A wreck on the Grand Trunk rail-
road near Ovid delayed traffic for part
Of Monday, several freight cars being
overturned and some goods damaged
but no one was injured.
During the afternoon, the club was
favored by two selections from the
Club Octette and solos by Mrs. Will
son and Mrs. Harding, all of which
was heartily encored.
Rev. B. G. Mattson acted as SUPER
intendent of the Owosso Business Col
lege part of the week while J. d. Att
ken attended the State Sunday school
Former Captain Of Co. G., VIM. Case
and his wife and two children. of
Crawling, are visitors part of this
week in this city on their way by
automobile to Fort Sill, Texas.
Charles J. Cooney, of Durand, was
bound over to the circuit court Mon
day by Justice Patched on a charge
Of taking indecent liberties with lit
tie girl. Bail was refused.
Miss Ruth Sullivan was in Owosso,
leaving in the evening for
zwhere she is to spend the
winter. Mrs. Louise Sullivan Of De-
rot accompanied her to Chicago.
Judge Elect J. H. Collins presided
1T the session of the circuit court, Sat-
lrday when arguments were heard in
he case of Max August VS.. Silas
Pierce, Judge Miner being ill at home.
Calvin P. Bentley was elected a di-
rector and vice president of the Owos-
10 Savings Bank at directors meet
ng Monday evening, to take the
place made vacant by the death of his
father, the late A. M. Bentley.
At the close of the meeting an in
formal receptions was held in honor
If Mrs. George Thompson, who was
made vice president of the Central
District of the State Federation of
Woman's Clubs.
The marriage of Miss Minnie King
and Horace Selleck was solemnized
Saturday afternoon at st. Paul's Cath
bic church by Rev. FIR. Slane. Miss
Florence King, of Detroit and Edward
King attended the bride and groom.
Rev. Roy Birdsall and family, form
'rly of this city, were guests of Owos-
10 friends Monday on their way to
Jhesaning, to help celebrate his faith
RS eightieth birthday. Rev. Birdsall
S pastor of the M. E. church at Or
cans, Mich. He was formerly employ
ID as printer.
"Rube" Beehler and his assistants,
{. j. Beehler, Jr., R. S. Santfeben, An
rev Green, Ollie Shack, William
'chutte and Ted Beehler have resign
d their positions as cooks and walters
or the officers of the 329th infantry
t Camp Custer and returned to this
ity, but will probably accept a place
nth another regiment soon.
Harold Krause, ID year old son of
1r. and Mrs. Fred Krause, west of the .
lty, died Saturday after an illness of
wo days with appendicitis. The fu-
eral was held Monday, Rev. w. ].
)udgeon officiating at the home and at
ne Baptist church. His parents and q
wo sisters and many friends mourn T
is death.
st. GATHERINGS Kings Daughters /
irprised Miss Pauline TRACER Monday c
vening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. g
V. r. Blachford and presented her 7
18th gold pendant as token of their G
I'VE, and an Episcopal hymnal, was
lso given her by the choir of which
he has been q faithful and helnful Q