The Owosso times., 1921-04-29

Gaylord OF Detroit, were guests Sun
day of Glen Blair and family.
John E. Phillips of Chicag,
Heights, ILL.,, and Frank E. Phillips
of Detroit, visited their father
Michael Phillips, Genesee street, thi
week.
| Rev. w. B. Denny preached in tn,
Congregational church at Laings
burg, Sunday evening. He and Rev
Young, of Laingsburg, were class
mates in college.
A baby alligator has been received
by Lester Brewer from his brother
Eugene Brewer, who is spending thu
Winter in Florida.
Robert Ploger is attending the Ma
tional convention of store managers
of the j. c. Penny Co., which is being
held in st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bailey of Jack
son, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
j. M. Beckwith Sunday. Mrs. Bailey
is sister of Mr.. Beckwith.
Mrs. Howard Potter of Chicago, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Daley
| West Mason street. Mrs. Potter was
formerly Miss Lulu Daley of Owosso.
William Howell, chief of the fire
department, is confined to his bed
by illness. Men Of the department
remembered him with beautiful
boquet of carnations.
A daughter was born Friday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slyefeld in Har-
per hospital, Detroit. Mrs. Slyefield
was formerly Miss Helen Bush,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Matthew
Bush of Corunna., .1,ts. ,o,
/ A i,seven-pouhd daughter, Eleanor
Bernice, was born April 81, to Mr..
and Mrs. Grove Freeman, 202 West
North street. Mrs. Freeman was
formerly Miss Goldie Brown of this
city.
Rev. w. d. Denny gave very in
teresting talk on his experiences in
China before the high school Friday
afternoon. The high school band
gave several numbers in creditable
manner.
Robert Graham of Grand Rapids,
presented the cup won at the COM
petitive drills last Summer, to the
drill team of the Owosso Aerie of
Eagles Friday. Mr.. Graham is state
secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gallagher have
returned from several months
trip to California and the Hawaiian
Islands. They returned by the way
of Florida, arriving home Sunday
morning.
Opposing a team which was weak
along almost every line, Owosso high
school baseball team defeated Ovid
high school AL at Athletic Park
Monday afternoon in Owosso's sec
ond practice game of the season.
All essential local postal employees
who handle money and valuables and
those who would be able to assist
these if attacked, are to be armed in
a short time, according to a notice
received by Postmaster H. Kirk
White.
Notice-The law provides that all
soldiers or soldiers widows of the
Mexican, Civil or Spanish American
wars, wishing exemption must file
exemption papers with the City As
SCISSOR on or before the 18th Of May.
Papers must be filed each year.
Adv.
Mrs. Lena Gardner, of East Ex-
change street, sustained serious in
jury Monday afternoon while work.
ing at the Elks' temple preparing the
banquet. She fell while carrying a
tray Of glasses and one of them
slashed her wrist, severing an artery
and tendon.
Rev. c. Tiueschel of Chesaning,
has been assigned to the First Evan
gelical church of Owosso and the New
Haven Evangelical church as asso-
ciate pastor. Rev. Charles Rodesiler
will continue in charge of both
churches, while Rev. Tiueschel will
act as assistant.
Plans for the annual commence
ment exercises Of the Corunna High
school are being made by the school
board and Supt. Hamil. The exer-
cises will be held at the casino on
the night of June "a. DR.. w. ID. Hen
derson of the University of Michigan
will be the speaker Of the evening.
A class Of II will graduate. The
baccalaureate sermon will be
preached by Rev. B. A. Allen on the
Sunday night prior to commence
ment.