The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-09-20

Lawrence and Donald Lewis left Mon
day to enter Notre Dame university.
Miss Maxine Stevens of Ann Arbor.
was guest of Owosso friends part of
the week
j. ii. Robbins and @. e. Rigley have
been in Cincinnati, Ohio, this week on
business.
Earl f. Hall is in Ann Arbor where
he underwent an operation, Monday,
and is convalescing rapidly.
Hugh Hurst who was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs J B. Hurst. returned to
his home in Detroit, Monday.
Miss Rhea Buckley left Monday for
Boston, Mass. to take course at the
Conservatory of Music, and Miss Amy
Gaylord left to enter the Gordon Bible
School at Boston.
Suit was filed Friday in circuit court
by Ellsworth Cook against l. B. Par
ker and several others to clear the title
to his farm in Venice township valued
at $4,000.
Mrs. Charles Gorham, who has been
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs q
F. Friegel, left Friday for Newton,
Mass, where she will attend Mt. Ida
college.
Miss Wilma Demuth entertained
about twenty friends at pot. luck sup
per Friday evening at her home, West
Oliver street. Several young ladies
who will leave soon for various college.
and universities were the guests OF
honor.
Mrs N. A. Finch of Buffalo, and son
e. B. Finch and his son of Detroit
were guests of Owosso and Corupna
friends Friday. E. B. Finch or Ted
as he was known here when he was q
star ball player, leaves this week to
enter military service.
Miss Eleanor Lyon was hostess al
uihhci riiudt, ~ hOi bOiuo ou INoIbI
Water street. The occasion was a mis-
cellaneous shower for Mrs. Leslie Rich
ards, formerly Miss Carol Chandler
and Mrs Harry Bowles, formerly Miss
Frances Nichols.
Floyd Bell of Flint, who violated the
prohibition law by furnishing Ware
Griswold of Durand, with extracts con
tanning a high percentage Of alcohol
plead guilty, Friday, and was place.
on probation for one year by Judge Col
Inns. He had been in the county jai
two weeks.
ALVIN w. Prindle, formerly of Owos
so. died at his home in Pinconning
Saturday. and theremains were brough
to Owosso. Tuesday. for burial, service
being held at the Asbury church, Rev
b G.. Mattson officiating. His widow
and fiye children survive. He was 5
years of age.
Fire drills were held at the schoo
buildings Monday, under observatiol
of the school board and fire chief. TIL
Central school was emptied of 800 pupil
in 100 seconds; the Emerson school o
$50 pupils in 80 seconds; the Washing
ton of 1875 pupils in 81 seconds; tn
Bryant of 346 pupils in rs seconds an
the Lincoln of 300 pupils in 10 seconds
Mrs. Esther E. Wood of Lansing
formerly of Corunna, died at Kslams
zoo, Sunday. The remains were brough
to Corunna Tuesday for burial De
ceased was 81 years old and is survive,
by her husband, who is incapacitate
by illness, and three sisters. Mrs. An
drew Eldridge of Corunna; Mrs. La
vina M. Wright of Fort Mattsor, Iowa
and Mrs. Geo Secord Of Owosso
The marriage of Miss Marian Davis
formerly of Owosso, to Mr.. Seldom s
Dickinson, will be solemnizad in d.
troit at Christ Episcopal church, Sep
81. Mrs c. Osburn of Owosso, wi
dSbisJ db IudtTOu VI uOuOTs AlJcI ~ III
east they will make their home in d.
troit. Captain Frank J. Davis hs
issued cards to Owosso friends for tn
wedding.
At the annual election OF Owoss
) Council Knights of Columbus, the 70
, lowing officers were elected for til
coming year: Grand Knight, Josep
Hamel; Deputy Grand Knight, Jam'
Manson; Financial Secretary, PERI
Corcoran; Treasurer, Charles Beehle
Rec Secretary, d. Mentally; Chance
lor, d Murphy; Advocate, W. Sande
SON; Warden, M. Cavanaugh; Insit
Guard, N. McEntee; Outside Guar
Charles Ford.
Captain Oscar Reynolds Of Owoss
, now assistant embarkation officer at a
Atlantic port. told large audience
the Congregational church Studs
evening, an interesting and surprisir
story of the work of the coming of 81
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