The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-04-05
LOCAL NEWS

returned from western trip of several
months.
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will meet with Mrs. Albert Todd
April 10.
Mr.. aud Mrs C. G Duff left Saturday
for visits at Detroit, Chicago, aud ST..
Louis, Mo.
Mrs q b. Powell and daughter are
home from a visit of several weeks at
Anderson, Ind
Mr.. and Mrs George Cute of Sag.
NAV, spent spart of the week with
Owosso friends.
James Cummins was home part of
the week from the Tri state University
at Angola, Ind.
Steve Harcek of Owosso, is lin the
county Jail awaiting transfer 10 one of
the state asylums.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Darling formerly
of this city, now of Detroit, visited
their SOD, Albert Darling, here Sunday.
The First Baptist church of this city
has voted to invite the annual Baptist
convention to Owosso to be held in
October
Owosso high school basket 'ball team
"evened up" with Chesaning Friday,
by defeating them at the high school
gymnasium 80 to 10.
Mrs. Hannah Waldron. aged S4 years.
died Friday, at her home on Grover
street. The funeral was held Monday,
Rev. d. Idle officiating.
The dancing party given by the East.
ern Star at the armory Monday evening
was pleasant affair. Music was fur.
nished by Corcorans orchestra of Flint.
Lieut. Howard Taylor, Homer Wise,
Benton Camburn, Cecil Mattoon, Lew.
renee Stillman and Lieut.. Gurdon Dim
mick were among the soldiers home on
Burroughs the past week.
John Blossom, aged ~ years, for fifty
y ears resident of this county. died
suddenly at his home in Morrice Tues
day morning. Ee is survived by his
wife and two sons.
Mrs. Charles King was taken to De.
troit to Harper hospital Tuesday, for
treatment in the hope of saving her
life. She has been dangerously i'll fol
lowing the birth of child three weeks
ago. F'
Eighteen recruits from Harrison,
Mich, were met at the train here Mon
day evening, taken to the armory and
later to the NJ. c. train, supper being
served them. s @. Pulver addressed
the young men.
The hook and ladder truck of the fire
sank in the mud to the
hubs and had to be lacked up to be
gotten out while standing in front Of
the home of VIM. Thurston, Lynn
street, Friday, where a slight blaze on
the roof called the'department
Queen Esther Circle of the First NJ.
E. church was entertained Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. DeForest
Benson, Adams street.s Supper was
served end pleasing program carried
out. An offering of $3S for missions
was made.
The Sway re hospital has been closed
and will probably he sold in the near
future cit has beer crowded with
patients for many months and the
necessity for hospital has been 80
that it isshoped the city will
not be without one for any length of
time.
DR.. Edward IT. Carmody, formerly
of Owosso. now practicipg in Denver,
is highly complimented in a recent
account of an Operation be
performed removing a woman's dis.
eased jaw bone, cutting out part of
her eighth rib, and substituting 1t for
the jaw bone and leaving the woman's
face as good as new.
Mrs. Mary Murphy. aged 81 years,
died at her home on West Main street,
Friday. The funeral was held at St
Paul's Catholic church Monday morn.
ing. Mrs. Murphy was born in Wex-
ford county, Ireland. coming to Shia.
wassee county sixty years ago and to
Owosso twelve years ago. Surviving
are her daughter in.law, Mrs. Margaret
and ak grand children.
Owosso Chapter Royal Arch Masons.
Grand High Priest E. s.
Atherton of Durand: Grand King G.
w. Leedle Of Marshall and, fifty mem.
bsrs Of Lansing chapter. and many
from nearby Oh a piers, Friday evening.
Work was conferred by Lansing and
Owosso chapters and dinner served at
8 80 by the Eastern Star ladies. Music
and addresses closed very intere sting
and enjoyable session.