The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-11-18
LOCAL NEWS

T. M. Jones moved into their new
home on N. Shiawassee street Mon
day.
Miss Addie Grove has resigned her
position as cashier at the Union Tele-
phone company.
Miss Clara Virgins, of Belding, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Smith, N. Shiawassee street.
Miss Ethel Hume has accepted a
position at the Y. w. C. A. rooms, as
assistant secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Coe, of
Bennington, are the parents of a son,
born Friday, November 18th.
Mrs. o. F. Maxted, E. Mason street,
is spending a few days in Detroit,
the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Greer, S. Cedar street, has
returned from an extended stay in
Grand Rapids.
Miss Augusta Brooks, a former
resident of this city, is visiting old
friends here. Miss Brooks home is
in Fenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Maliskey ard
two sons, of Lansing, are the guests
of Mr.. Maliskey's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Maliskey, n. Saginaw
street.
Archer Smith, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Archer Smith, of Kenmore. was
operated on for appendicitis at the
Memorial Hospital recently, and is
reported as improving.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Lewis, who
have been living on N. Saginaw
, street, for the past year, have re-
moved to Durand, where Mr.. Lewis
has position in barber shop.
Armistce Irene, is the name of
, daughter, born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dew
r ey Hobart, ISL Woodlawn avenue,
< November 18th. Mother and daugh-
Y ter are doing nicely.
: Mr.. and Mrs. R. R.. Hart, w. Oil
r yer street, returned Saturday from a
:. two weeks stay in Greenville, Ohio.
Il Mrs. Hart has returned to Greenville,
:. on account of the illness of her
O father.
U DR.. B. S. Sutherland, president of
e the state dental board, will attend a
q meeting of that board, from Nov
Is to 10 at the dental college of the
20 University of Michigan in Ann Ar
J. Dor.
e. The condition Of Edward Mosh
D. err, who was injured recently wher
m he was thrown from his bicycle by al
"a automobile, is reported to be improv
ing. Mr.. Mosher is not able to b'
h., rout, but can get around the house
s. little. '''' ''D', ''4'' '''' =
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gallagher, w
TO Oliver street, entertained Monda.
es night at party in honor of thei
TO fifteenth wedding anniversary. Tn
evening was spent with five hundred
at Mrs. Harry Osburn was awarded tn
It. ladies' prize, and Memo Bentley tn
he gentleman's.
er Mrs. Dora Schultz and Thoma
re Monks, both of this city were unite'
~ in marriage at st. Johannes parson
age by the Rev. G. w. Webbink
as Thursday, November 10th. TIL
ne couple was attended by Mr.. and Mrs
is F. w. Brendahl of Chesaning.
n The Owosso city basketball lea
VI que officially opened its season a
C. the armory Monday night when i
OF four games the Connors Ice Crear
v. company, the Methodist, Evangel
II cal and Rundell Brothers team
h emerged victorious. A crowd of al
at proximately 200 people witnessed tn
nd four games.
ah Sick less than "a hours, Josep
Irka, As, a Hungarian living eigf
m miles southwest of Owosso, died earl
$50 Friday morning, without medical a
ed tendance. Because of the fact thu
to no physician had attended him, Co
nd oner Guy A. Cole was called. Deaf
IN was pronounced due to influenza, tn
first case to appear here this year.
ed Delmar Hurd, son of Mr.. and Mr.
Use C. H. Hurd North Shiawassee stree
ISIS who is a student at Olivet colleg
pie played full back Saturday with II
me Olivet college team, against Assum
OF ton college of Sandwich, Ont. III
score was tie, IA to Id. The fie
M was in bad condition, being covert
ot. with ice, snow and mud.
- A most impressive service in mel
ie DRY of the World War dead, was he
at Memorial hospital last Frid'
ma morning. At the stroke of II, ;
oss activities ceased, and the voices
.rd' men Offering prayers for the dead al
IT'S for the success of the disarmame
) d; conference, broke the silence. At t
anu conclusion of the prayers, Preside
rye Harding's Armistice Day proclaim
ing tion was read by the supervisors
inc each of the three floors.
- Friends of DR.. Otis Sutherlar
Do. who submitted to an operation
aoh the amputation of his leg during
pod early summer, will be glad to KIN
that he is now able to get arou