The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-10-31

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Miss Harriet Dewey was home from
Ann Arbor, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burwell of st. |
Thomas. Canada, have returned to their
home after visiting DR.. @. Mccormick.
East Exchange street.
L. L Conn, w. J. Melchers and E.
o. Dewey, attended a meeting of the
executive committee of the Union Tele-
phone Co. at Alma, Tuesday.
Dr. p. 8. Wilson has returned after
having spent four weeks in New York
city taking post graduate work In Oh
stetrics at the New York Maternity
hospital.
The officers and working team OF
Owosso Co-nmandery. No. 40. knights
Templar, have been invited to 20 to
Flint Friday evening of this week. as
guests Of Genesee Valley Commandery
No. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Loomis, of Redfield,
South Dakota, have been visitors for
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. D. Dewey. Mr.. Loomis was one of
the delegates from his state to the Con.
gregational council held in Grand
Rapids.
On Wednesday evening merry
party of twelve was entertained by
Mics Vesta Shaw and Miss Marguerite
Hollis, at the home of the latter on
Ball street, in honor of Miss Ruth Sui.
Ivan. who leaves soon to spend the
winterin Texas.
Messrs. and Mechanics G. G. Ward
and w. A. Rosenkrans were hosts to
thirty at dinner ar the home of the
former Tuesday evening The arrange
ments were in keeping with the Hal.
lowe'en season. Five hundred was the
principal diversion.
The condensed milk works at Lansing
has been permanently closed This
, will affect many milk producers resid.
, ing in the southern part of this county
who shipped their product to this con.
Germ. Possibly it may result in a
reduction In price here.
George Pardee, Dr. G. L. Cramer and
several others left Wednesday evening
for a hunting trip to northern Michi
; gan. They will erect q cabin on the
} shores of Lake Superior and expect to
be in readiness for the opening of the
, deer season the last of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs T. M. Jones, Adams
street, entertained at Five Hundred
, Tuesday evening. The guests were at.
tired in hard times" dress. The house
was prettily decorated appropriate
to Halloween season. R Stanley Day
2 won first prize at cards.
On Tuesday evening MIR. and Mrs. A
j. GLADDEN., northwest Of Owosso, wht
are moving to their new home on tn,
Grand River road, suddenly found their
> home entirely surrounded by honkinf
automobiles. bringing about so of theil
friends and neighbors, who came will
j bountifullv filed baskets to honor then
! with farewell party.
a By the will fled by Attorneys Ham
a mond & Hammond of Lansing las
week, the estate of the late Mrs. Cor,
Keeney of Perry, goes to d. g.. Gregg
of Locke township, Ingham county
instead of to Mrs. Estells Piper o.
.. Perry, who was supposed to be the onl,
= heir and who was having the estat,
probsted The estate amounted h
;, SSS5S, the farm being valued at $1,000
: which goes to Gregg, the cash $500
, being divided between Mrs. Piper ant
the Mr. Keeney, husband of the de
u ceased. A claim by the Perry bank o
Is $1,000 will probably be fought out Il
1 court and contest on the will may ais
q be made.
:. Michael J. McAuliff of Ashtabuls
Ohio, died at Ann Arbor, Tuesda
morning. Of heart trouble Mr.. Nj
. Auliff was former resident of Owoss
- and was widely known here in businel
and lodge circles. Recently he ha
= been engaged in government work II
specting boats. He had been in poo
!, health for some time past and was
- Aun Arbor for medical treatment ,
the time of his death He was 81 yea
Va Of age and leaves to mourn bis loss,
. widow and three children, besides
" host Of friends. The funeral was hel
y at st. Thomas Catholic church in An
CT Aibor, Thursday.
ca Eight people escaped serious il
n. jury Tuesday when Phillips & Ia.
lor's big bus, running between Owo
so and Flint, went into the ditch mir
ed miles this side of Flint. It is belle
nd ed that broken stearing gear cause
~ the accident. Gus Gerard was drivir
10 the car and when the steering ge,
= broke lost control of the car and
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