The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-10-01

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Mrs. Fred Woodland has entertained
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pier,
of Flint.
r. R. Hart. left Friday on a COM
mercial trip for the Owosso Manufac-
turing Co.
Mrs. Arthur Ward went to Mar
quette Tuesday to spend several
weeks with Mrs. Frank jerks.
DR.. s. S. C. Phippen was called to
Port Perry, Ont, Tuesday by the sad
news that his mother was dying.
Miss Laura Green and w. A. Up
ham are in New York City on a bust
ness trip for the d. M. Christian Co.
Charles D. Stewart, of Detroit,
spent Sunday and Monday with his
mother, Mrs. M. L. Stewart, North
Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Stebbins went
to Ann Arbor Sunday, where Mrs.
Stebbins is to undergo an operation
on her eyes.
E. H. Stannard is taking vacation
from his duties as letter carrier, and
is spending a part of it in and about
Chicago.
G.. l.. Osborn, North Washington
street, went to Clyde, N. Y, his birth
place, Tuesday, and will spend few
weeks there.
Harry Bowles, who spent week
with his family at the home of A. l..
Nichols, North Ball street, returned
to Detroit Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Armstrong and
Miss Favor Armstrong have returned
after spending the summer at Owosso
Cottage, Topinabee.
An order was made by Judge Bush
Saturday morning, adjudging William
Norman of New Haven township, in.
sane, and committing him to the state
hospital at Pontiac.
Mrs. o. F. Schneider, of Chicago
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Howell, Water street
WITS. OCIluCluCI 10 pCItCI hIOWh w iSi
Owosso friends as Beatrice Howell.
DR.. ]. ]. Haviland, acting assistant
surgeon, United States Public Health
service left for Howell, Michigan
Monday to attend special course OF
lectures on tuberculosis. DR.. Havi
land will return October 2.
Martin j. King has begun suit ir
justice court against Orbin Moore
and Better Dellemater to recover
5000 paid them for new Ford Cal
some time ago, which proved to be 6
. stolen car. f,.. .. -.,,,.. .,...---,.
. Harry N. Slack, for years cashier
of the old established bank at Ches.
aiming, has moved his family to Ow.
osso and they are residing at No. 639
i North Park street. Mr.. Slack will
enter business in this city.
Twenty-three past officers of the
/ different Masonic organizations of
! this city met Monday night for din.
/ ner at the temple, and then spent the
l evening in a social manner, discuss
II IlIR IIldIJCIS vi llluIudl llICICoI.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs
Loren Williams, at the home of the
grandparents of the latter, DR.. anC
Mrs. w. E. Ward, 315 North Bal
street, nine-pound son. Friends
4 extend sincere congratulations.
An old-fashioned barn dance wa
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
u Louis Schaeffer, New Haven township
4 Friday evening, in honor of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Charles Seabright, of Wheeling
w. Va, who returned to their hom
Saturday.
The Corunna board of education
4 has called a special election of tn
\ school district for Monday evening
October 8, to vote on bond issue o
$500. The money is to be used i
defraying the cost of installing tn
new heating system in the Corunn
schools.
: William Coe has resigned as deput
sheriff at Owosso, and has sougf
4 more lucrative employment. He tol
not sufficient to live on. Mr.. Coe hs
been on the force for two years an
has proven an efficient and har
working officer.
III Hugh M. Miller of the postoffic
force, Saturday afternoon receive
news of the death of his mother, Mr.
Clara Miller, widow of the late job
] u. Miller at San Diego, Cal. Mr.
q Miller lived here many years prior
going to California in 1911. She ha
been crippled by rheumatism for 8
years.
The crack Lennon baseball team
Sunday afternoon won the champion
ship of Shiawassee county, and Writ
ally of Central Michigan when it d.
feated the Owosso Independents /
a score of to 2, at McCurdy par
Probably the biggest crowd that ev,
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