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

Saginaw.
Miss Ruperta Began was the host
ess to several friends at dinner Sun
day at her home south of the city.
Floyd L. Smith had the misfortune
to fracture his arm while at the home
Of his sister, Mrs. Bert Ordiway, 1016
S. Washington street, Thursday.
Charles Smith, of Wafa-Wala,
WASH, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Smith, N. Shiawassee street,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Mary Overholt returned to
her home in Wadsworth, Ohio, after
two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Sarah Shanafelt, $40 Pine st.
The Star Bargain House has been
sold to S. S. Gallagher, formerly of
Alma, who has taken possession of
the business.
Mrs. Minnie Wells, has returned to
her home from Memorial hospital,
where she submitted to an operation
two weeks ago. Mrs. Wells is con-
valescing nicely.
M. and Mrs. S. Q. Pulver and
daughter, Betty, went to Detroit to
witness the production of I John
Drinkwater's abraham Lincoln" at
one of the Detroit theaters.
Sergeant George Bodo, who was
stationed at Kelly Field, San An
tonia, Texas, has been discharged
from the army. He was formerly re-
cruiting officer in this city, and is the
guest of friends here.
Mrs. Fowler, 721 Ada street, will
entertain class No l, Of the First M.
IL. Sunday school, Mrs. MCGEE
teacher, Thursday afternoon. All
members are urged to be present.
Pot-luck supper will be served.
Miss Katherine Weber, teacher in
the Pontiac schools, returned to her
work Sunday, after spending week
in the city where she was called by
the illness and operation of her moth
err, Mrs. Fred Weber, Mrs. Weber
is making satisfactory Improvement
The regular meeting of the Fal
Division will be entertained by Mrs
M. Kaiser and Mrs. Leo Mills, 22(
S. Dewey street, Tuesday at 23(
o. m. Every member is urged to b'
present. Please bring thimbles ant
j needles.
Allen Esler, who was called t
, Sault Ste. Marie, by the severe i'll
ness and death of his brother, re
turned to his home in this city Wed
nesday, Mrs. Esler, who has beel
in the 500 for the summer, returne'
with him. M, -.
School children donated 22., bush
els of potatoes to the Memorial hos
pital last Friday when each brough
a donation of one or more tubers t
complete figures on the days drive
to his school building according t
computed and made public Tuesday.
A camp get-together was held a
the Y. w. c. A. rooms Friday night
1t was meeting of the girls of tn
association who attended summe
camp last summer. There wer
fourteen members present, to EMO
the supper at six o'clock.
Approximately 500 in cash wa
collected Saturday by officials of tn
Near East relief in the rural district
a; of Shiawassee county, it was al
nounced Monday morning at the Of
fee of the county farm bureau here
Ula, the ten-year-old daughter G
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hasper, 1929 "
Stewart street, died last Friday al
ternoon at the family home of dipl
liberia. A prayer service was held ;
the home later in the afternoon an
the remains were inferred at Oa
Hill.
. A total of $29.33 has been col
tributed by the pupils of the Owos'
schools towards the fund to be use
for the purchase of gold medal
be presented to Marshal Ferdinar
Foch of France, during his visit
this country.
Friends in this city will be please
to learn of the success of Miss Louis
Gould in the field of music. Mi
Gould is a member of the Temp
Quartet, and is the contralto of Il
company. lHC qudiICt Sohoi'SS
- two men and two women, with
young lady accompanist. The col
pany recently gave a concert In
Petersburg, Fla, where Mrs. A.
3 Glascock, formerly of this city,
y sides.
D The executive board of the Sh
wassee chapter of the Red Gre
which consists Of Fred B. Woodal
\ chairman; Mrs. Ella Loring, M
Minnie White, Worthy S. Cooper,
Edwin Ellis, John Y. Martin
= William A. Seegmiller, earnestly vi
y the public to be prompt in maxi
8 their renewal of membership in
3 organization. The campaign is n
y on and subscriptions may be left
J any of the banks or drug stores.
h ceipts will be given and also ei
d member presented with a 1921 /