The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-10-24
: LOCAL NEWS

LIZ. anu Mre. CnaS f0rter were Flint
visitors over Sunday.
The supervisors will complete their
October session Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gadola OF Flint.
spent Sunday in the city.
Attend Sunday school next Sunday
this is an invitation to all.
J,A. Byerly has purchaser the gro-
Gerry business ct d. Rogers, in Ovid.
Mrs. @. 8. Williams returned the first
of the week from q short stay in Detroit.
Miss Mabel Cute Of the State Savings
Bank, was the guest of Flint friends
Sunday.
Dr. R. j. Tick of Detroit, spent Sun.
day at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Fred Tick.
Clayton J. Thomas has purchased the
81. B. Sturtevant faro on Chipman ST.,
just south of the city.
Mrs. Hugh McCurdy left the first Of
the week for Charlotte, to visit rela.
tiyes for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs q. T. Reynolds return
ed Sunday from three weeks visit In
and around Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs, Carl Reule. Mason street, is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Otis Sutherland
at their home in Coldwster.
Mrs ]. Edwin Ellis has been enter.
tanning her sister, Miss Jane Frid. Of
Hamilton, Ont, this week.
NARROW Hicks has been named as Q
member of the first mandolin club Of
the University of Michigan.
Misses Berniee and Beatrice Howell
came home from Alma, Saturday, for q
short visit with their parents.
Owosso High vs. Arthur Hill football
teams contest at Athletic park Satur-
day afternoon. Plan to attend.
L. 8. Bowles has purchased from the
Williams estate two lots on South Ball
street, at the corner of Ridge street.
The grape crop of Bsrrien, Van
Buren, and Kalamazoo counties, is said
to have been worth four million dollars
to the growers. 9sAlRgt
Mrs. Herbert Bailey returned to
Jackson, Tuesday, after few days
visit with her brother, J. M. Beckwith,
and friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers enter
tanned their daughters, Miss Grace of
Grand Rapids, and Miss Marguerite of
jackson, over Sunday.
G. w. jennings has purchased the
Thomas store on West Main ST., and
it will be used as au auto display store
by jennings g. Scarlet.
The brick work on the Christian.
Sturtevant g. Blood building has been
completed and carpenters are busily
engaged on the wood work.
Livingston county will hold a special
election Nov. 25th. to vote on a bond
issue Of 100000 for good roads. The
county certainly needs better highways.
Warren Pierpont has been appointed
administrator of the estate of the late
Hon. w. M. Fitzpatrick of Ann Arbor,
by the probate judge Of Washtenaw
county.
The latest reports show that $3.50
local posts of the American Legion have
been formed with total membership
of more than three-qusrters Of a million
members.
The work of laying the brick pave
ment on Comstock street was com.
menced Monday. 1t is hoped that with
good weather for three weeks the work
can be completed.
Joseph Lebo wsky has purchased the
Burhans store on North Washington
street, now occupied by the johnson
drug store. He expects to put in new
front and continue to rent it.
Claude Craig. formerly FIRE chief Of
this city. has purchased the Albert
Schultz farm in Middlebury township.
For the past year he has resided Oh the
Chas. Lawrence farm southwest of the
city.
There is still time to clean up your
back yards and alleys. Twill save
that much work in the spring beside
ensuring more healthful conditions dur.
ing the winter months, possibly the
escape of scourge OF diphtheria.
The Michigan state Baptist associa.
tion Thursday morning selected Jack.
son for it's next convention city 8 @.
Young. of Lansing, was elected presi.
dent. Among other officers elected was
third vice president. II. A. Waite, of
Owosso.
4 Rev. Geo. Laughton CT Riverside.
Calf, who will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. L. Chase over Sunday, will All
the pulpit of the Baptist church nex,
Sunday. both morning and evening
IHa will he 0raatad hv vnso~ - ~