The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-08-20
LOCAL NEWS


Thomas Wilson paid $3.50 and
Jerry Caney $500 in justice court
here Tuesday for speeding.
Mrs. James Rigley and son, Charles
left Friday morning for Toledo where
they will visit friends. They will visit
several other points before returning
home.
Miss Mary Jane Finley of Hot |
Springs, Arkansas, who sang to the
delight of all who heard her at the |
First Methodist church two weeks
ago will sing there again tomorrow
morning.
Mrs. Helen Johnson of E. Oliver
street, arrived home Saturday even
ing from Rochester and Batavia, New
York, and other cities in the east
where she has been spending the last
month.
The Misses Gertrude Manahan and
Florence Jenkyns left on an extended
trip through the West and will stop
at Denver, Salt Lake City, Yellow
stone National Park and several other
places of interest.
Miss Beth Wagner returned this
morning from a weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Chicago and
Hammond, Ind. She was accompan-
led home by Miss Anna Minninger of
Griffith, Ind, for weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Keene and baby,
,,ybo bauo hoor x,ici+inn. Dow M NC
C. w. Keene, Of Easton, have re-
turned to Syracuse, N. Y, where Mr..
Keene holds position as research
chemist with the Solva Sernet COM
pany.
This piece is one of the most pre-
tentious ever attempted in a County
Fair Fireworks display and the vivid
and realistic manner in which it is
produced will create lasting i'm
preston in the minds of all who wit
ness it.
5 Miss Lenore Kilborn, Glenwood
: avenue, left Saturday for three
! weeks trip to Detroit and Canadian
points, returning home by way Of
2 Niagara Falls.
Wednesday, August 25th is to be
American Legion Day and on that
t night the feature of the fireworks will
:. be the American Legion emblem, a
very beautiful set piece 200 feet
e square. This masterpiece in fire
works was originated and displayed
first on Armistice Day in Chicago.
a The free attractions at the coming
: fair on Aug. 24-27 are to be Of un-
o usual magnitude and will include a
: magnificent pyrotechnic program
:, which will be handled by the Thearle-
:. Duffield Fire Works Co. of Chicago
8 III.
t The executive board OF the county
t farm bureau, has inaugurated a plan
S of meeting monthly at home OF some
a member Of the board, instead of at
e the farm bureau office. Last Satur-
day the board members and their
!, wives were entertained by Mr.. and
a Mrs. Fred Grove, east of the city.
It Thursday, August 26th, on that
e war number, "The Battle of Chateau.
+ Thierry' the turning point in the
e great war at the town Of Chateau.
Thierry, wherS.he u. S. A. boys com
: pletely routed the enemy after they
?. had withstood the attacks Of the AL
:. lies for weeks.
y Mrs. Ivah Reynolds, Of Detroit, is
: spending q few days in Owosso, max
= ne the trip by automobile. Mrs. Rey
q nolds was formerly Miss Ivah Wood
r. ard of this city. She has made some
e fortunate investments in Detroit rea
n estate and her friends here will bt
glad to learn Of her success.
l. Misses Otilla and Helena Tick hav,
z returned from visit in Put-in-BaI
n and Pontiac. They were accompan
/ led home by Mrs. Thorpe and child
r. rem, Fred and Elizabeth of Pontiac
+ who spent the weekend with friend:
u in this city. Mrs. John Haynes o.
s. Pontiac also returned with them anc
l. spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. M
e Mcintosh.
The M. A. C. has notified Manage,
Bowling of the county fair, that i
a will exhibit eight Of it's thoroughbred
i horses at the fair, which opens OF
IF August "a. This is the first bona-fd'
o entry made thus far, as virtually al
re those who intend to exhibit do no
4 make their entries until two or three
a days before the fair and many o.
N them are not made until the faiI
: starts.
r. This panorama in lines of fire will
. show groups of American Marines