The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-03-25

with DR.. and Mrs. F. F. Hoyer.
Mrs. Jennie Gillard returned t,
Muskegon Tuesday after spending
the weekend with Miss May Law
renee.
Mrs. A. E. Perry returned to Ian
sing Friday after being the guest OF
Misses Carrie and Sarah Swarthout
for a week
Miss Betty Pulver entertained al
a ST." Patrick's party at her home,
$40 East Exchange street, Saturday
evening. Twenty-Five young people
were present.
Owosso Commandery, Knights
Templar, conferred the Order Of the
Temple, March II, upon three can
didates, making "a admitted during
the year which closes April 1.
William Cornford of Corunna has
received word from Mrs. Cornford,
who with their two children have
been visiting in England, that she
planned to sail for New York aboard
the Acquitania on March IL.
Miss Katherine Jordan has gone to
Lafayette, Ind, to visit her brother,
Prof. c. B. Jordan, dean of the
School of Pharmacy of Purdue Uni
versity. Miss Jordan will remain in
Lafayette for about two months.
The will of the late Jerry Pearce,
of Rush Township, has been filed in
probate court. The estate amounts
to $4,000. The widow is given the
use of the entire estate and the in
come therefrom during her life.
Mrs. Ida Pierpont entertained the
teachers at Mrs. Woods, at her home,
626 Pine street, Tuesday, in honor of
Miss Louise Landstrom who left
Thursday to take a position on the
County Farm Bureau, at Dearborn,
Michigan.
Mrs. C. A. Boyles and Miss Amy
Gaylord entertained the members Of
the Baptist choir Friday evening at
the home of Miss Gaylord, West
Oliver street, in honor of the leader
of the choir, Mrs. H. A. Waite,
whose birthday occurred Saturday.
Judge Bush of probate court, has
made an order restoring Fred
butcher of this city, to soundness of
mind and giving him full rights to
transact business. His brother, who
has been his guardian during the time
that he was mentally unbalanced,
has been discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian, after COM
pleting the program arranged for
England, will go to Belgium, France,
Holland and Italy, visiting all places
of interest and seeing some of the
war-devastated regions. They will
possibly extend their journey still
further, and be absent three months
or longer.
Mrs. A. f. Veerkamp left Friday
for her home in Parkersburg, w. Va,
after a three weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Haupt.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. John O'Connor, North Ball
street, who will remain in West Vir-
yinia for a month.
Mrs. C. G. GLADDEN. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Crane entertained at Five Hun
bred at the home of Mrs. Crane, East
Main street, Friday. The decora-
lions were very artistic being in
keeping with the Easter season.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Leslie
Finch, Miss Seraphine Dimmick. Mrs.
Grant Wright and Mrs. Floyd Letting
WE'LL A three-course luncheon was
served.
DR.. and Mrs. J. o. Parker left
Monday for New York City where
the doctor will take some special
work in radium treatment, to be
used with cases requiring such appli-
cations along with the X-ray. Ar
will be made for the
rental of the precious metal until the
Memorial hospital can afford to pur-
chase small amount.
Miss Susie House, East Comstock
street, was hostess at miscel-
aneous shower Monday evening in
honor of Miss Jane McKerring, whose
to Ray Allen of Detroit will
AXE place in few weeks. The home
vas prettily decorated. The many
guests placed their gifts in a huge
Caster egg, which was presented to
Miss McKerring. Refreshments were
erved
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Christian, of
his city, will leave on April 10th, in
company with about seventy Ameri-
IAN and ten Canadian merchants, on
trip to England, as guests of the
Diapers Chamber of Commerce of
london. The hosts have arranged
IN itinerary covering six weeks, be-
,inning with several days spent in
london, and going from there to