The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-08-01
LOCAL NEWS

DIR. A. M. Hume is at Beulah enjoy
ing vacation.
C. G. Day and family spent Sunday
at Carson City, at the home of Mrs.
Days parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy N. Elsea and
daughter are visiting relatives in Ohio
City, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Conn and two
sons leave today for Little Crystal for
two weeks outing.
"a. d. Whipple and wife visited an
aged aunt and other relatives In PIN.
outh, Thursday.
Hon. w. M. Fitzpatrick returned from
Frankfort to Ann Arbor, Tuesday, on
account of his health.
Mrs. Ethel Powers Of Ell Paso, Texas,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mark
Woodbury., East Exchange street.
Mrs. L. Fellows, of New York City,
and MRS. A. Marsh of Coldwater, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. A. LELAND.
Ter.
Clarence B. Campbell left Wednes-
day for Pittsburg, where he takes
position with the Westinghouse Elee,
trio Company.
Miss Margaret Tibbals. the guest of
Miss Harriet Dewey, leaves for her
home in Detroit tomorrow. Miss Dew
ey accompanies her for short stay.
Mrs. Etho Steck and son, Henry
Steck, left Wednesday for New York
where they will meet their son and
brother, Major John H. Steck.
Wilson's Dancing School, over Nutson
q Wrlghts store, open every evening
and afternoons. Lady and gentleman
teachers Guaranteed course $500.
Mrs. Roy Conger, and daughter, Ar.
lene, of Detroit, are visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Guie, Chestnut street.
Mrs. Harry Dudley and Miss Kath-
crime Holleran, of Osburn & Sons
store, will leave the last of this week
for business and pleasure trip to
New York City.
DR.. F. A. Watts and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. Emmeline Beemer and
John Bell, left Wednesday to enjoy a
ten days outing in Canada on the
shores of Lake Erie.
Mrs. g. L. Cramer has returned from
a visit with relatives in Baraboo, Wis.
She was accompanied home by her sis
ter. Miss Fern Hackett, and Master
Richard Maoney.
County Clerk A. W. Burnett went to
Grand Rapids, Thursday, to attend the
state convention of county clerks On
Saturday he goes 10 Millington with
his family to spend his vacation.
Lieut.. g. L. Dimmick, Jr., is spend.
ing ten.day leave with his parents
after which he will return to Camp
Grant ILL., and expects then to be dis.
charged.
Mrs. Frank Coleman and Miss Bes-
sic Carmody entertained 45 guests at
a miscellaneous shower Tuesday al
the home of the latter, 715 Clinton
street, in honor of Miss Blanche De-
laney, whose marriage to Clifford
Coleman, of this city, took place
Thursday at o'clock at St. Paul's
| Catholic church.
Owosso will suffer with most of Mich
igan from the shortage of ice. Meat
markets, grocery stores and restaurant
must have ice to prevent the spelling Of
stocks of food but the householder viii
probably have to go without in the nea
future. The Owosso Ice & Fuel Co
} has two weeks supply. The price ha
been raised to $14 ton.
, Miss Kittie Cook of Ban croft, Wed
nesday, filed petition in circuit court
for the appointment Of an administers
tor of the estate of her mother, Mrs
Clara Cook, who died few days ago
g The value of the estate is given q
a $33, 900, all but $4,000 of which is il
p real estate. Miss Cook, who is al
: adopted daughter Is the only heir.
Christopher J. Ellsworth, 60 year
old, died suddenly at his home on Nor
ris street Wednesday night the result
e of third attack Of heart trouble with
;. in two hours He was discovered deac
. in bed just before midnight by his wife
a Mr.. Ellsworth was born in st. Clai
q county, but came 70 Shiawassee count.
I. ~ years ago, living at Bennington
years and then going to Garland wher
he lived until he moved to Owosso
. year ago. He was member Of tn
II Maccabees. Surviving him are hi
) widow, two sons, Louis at home, an
v. Walter Of Garland, and two daughter
IS Mrs. Kate Crane of Durand, and Mrs
A Laura Speers of New Lothrop. Th
m funeral will be held Saturday afternoo
at the home at two o'clock.