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

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Mrs. w. T. harrington and daughter
Edna, of Comma, Calf, are visiting
friends in Owosso.
Mrs. C. H. Cossitt, North Saginaw
street, has returned from an extended
visit in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chapel, Corunna
avenue, spent the weekend with rel
atives in Shepardsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Reynolds return
ed Sunday from three weeks visit
with friends in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Hugh McCurdy, North Shia-
wassee street, left for Charlotte Mon
day, where she will be the guest Of
relatives.
Colonel Albert Evans, who has been
spending a two months leave of abb
sence here, left this week for WASH
ington, where he has been assigned to
duty.
The pulpit of the Congregational
church will be>occupied Sunday morn
ing by Walter A. Terpenning, county
Y. M. G. A. secretary, who will deliver
/ an address on his experiences in Rus
STA.
The case against Emanuel Trivoa-
chik, Owosso candy clerk, charged
with adulterating candy to give to a
girl friend, was, dismissed in justice
court Tuesday because of lack of evil
dence.
Edmund C. Rommell, night trans
fer man for the American Railways
Express Co. at the Grand Trunk de-
pot, died Saturday noon at his home,
512 Milwaukee avenue, of acute indi-
gestion.
| About one hundred Lady Maccabees
and their families gathered at their
hall Monday evening for reception
given for Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Van
Size, in honor of their 30th wedding
anniversary and her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shepard left
for their home in Eugene, Oregon
Tuesday. They will visit in Albur-
querque at the home Of Mrs. Robert
Hughes, who was formerly Miss Myr-
tie Mason; also in Venice, CAL, at the
home of Miss Sylvia Guilford.
Friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Howe pleasantly surprised
them at their home on North Shia-
wassee street. A bountiful pot-luck
supper was served to about 35 and a
pleasant evening spent. Mr.. and Mrs
Howe have recently returned from
Lansing and are settled in their ole
home again.
The social committee of the Kings
Daughters composed of the following
ladies', Mrs. Harry Northway, Mrs. c
d. Bell, Mrs. A. E. Foster, Mrs. w. v
Robinson and Mrs. Charles Lawrence
were hostesses at the quarterly meet.
ing held at the home of Mrs. w. F
Gallagher, West Oliver street, Thurs
day afternoon. A program arranged
by the committee was greatly enjoyed
An enthusiastic meeting of the
Hospital Committee and the physi
clans of the city was held at the State
Savings Bank Tuesday evening. The
general feeling of harmony and goot
fellowship which exists between the
committee and the physicians speak!
favorably for the successful carry
ing forward Of the hospital project
both in the building and the future
management.
The collection of relics which Mayor
Wright started at the public librar,
some time ago, has been greatly aug
mented by contributions by Quacken
bush post, G. A. r. and by Sergt
Verne Butts, now electrician in tn,
fire department. The G. A. R. pos
contributed large number of Civi
war relics, while Sergt. Butts present
J ed big collection of world war relic
which he brought back from France
The Owosso Elevator and Lumbe
Company, successors to w. H. Van
Size, is making extensive improve
ments in its elevator and is improving
it's facilities for handling all branche
Of it's business. The company has in
stalled the latest model Clipper grail
I cleaner which practically hand clean
n | BIdifl, Wis WIFI ihoSiiihSo AS
Gently added to the equipment make
their plant one of the~most modern !
the state.
1 Employees Of the Owosso Manufat
turing Co. have turned in to the hos
pital office subscriptions for the Built
ing Fund of the Memorial hospits
amounting to $1,586.00. Of thi
amount $545.00 was subscribed by tn
Office employees, the balance of S1,04
by the employees Of the factory an
yard. The average is about $40 pc
person employed, a record to be con
mended and of which they have rel
son to be proud.
iii Surprised by Patrolman John Ma
tin in the act Of robbing the cafe ar
cigar store of Theodore Kebler
west Owosso Sunday night Georl
White, 10, of this city, and Raymor
Smith, same age, who says his hon
is in Baltimore, Md. were locked I
in a hard FIGHT in which White sta