The Owosso times., 1922-07-28
BREVITIES


Heather spent Sunday in Grand Blanc
as guests of the formers mother.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Van Dyne, and
two daughters and Mr.. and Mrs Colon
Greenwalt are spending tive weeks at,
Beulah.
Mr.. and M. g. j. M. Carmody and Mr.
and Mrs. William Jnhl left Sunday for
motor trip to Ksnsington, Canada
and Niagara Falls, New York.
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Buckley, south of the
city. Their fifteen months OIL son was
severely burned Saturday with muriatic
acid.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Louis Isham Of Detroit
are guests at the home of Irwin Isham,
l7l2 West Main street. Mr.. Isham was
member of the Detroit police depart
ment for 26 years.
Mrs. William vsrco and Mrs. Fred
Goodknecht and children left Wednes-
day evening for Rosenath. Ontario, to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Varco's
brother, who was killed in an accident.
Mrs. Jack Helt and baby daughter
Blanche Virginia have returned. The
infant was born at ST. Mary s hospital in
Marquette, recently. Mrs. Helt and
daughter were accompanied from Bay
City by Mr. Helt.
Burglars entered the general store of
Cyrus Young at Oakley Tuesday morn
ing, and carried away some wearing ap-
parel. The meat market and also
Thomas drug store were visited, but
nothing of value taken
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Scofield. and
Mrs Frank Scofield and son Robert,
left today for a motor trip to New
York and Pennsylvania. Mrs. Frank
Scofield and son Robert will be guests
of relatives in Pennsylvania.
L. d Kirby, who leaves soon for the
West for the benefit of his health, has
turned his city and farm property bus
iness over to the Mead Realty Company.
Mr.. Kirby will assist in the Tabernacle
meetings on Howard street, antil he
leaves.
The M sses Clara Kaltrider, Stella
Orr, Sarah Coakes, Gertrude Manahan,
Beatrice Carmichael, and Minnie Nc.
Cormick leave Thursday night for Will
Jams Bay, Wisconsin, to attend the
Town and County Conference of the
Y. M G. A.
Word has been received here by
friends from Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Hall
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Arthur Byerly, who
are taking a motor trip through the
East. The party were at the foot of
the White Mountains at Conway, New
Hampshire. Saturday.
The examinations of Fred Mccall and
Ross Halstead, Ann Arbor striking
shopmen, charged with assault on John
Giddings, a Michigan Central car re.
pairer, was adjourned in justice court
Monday until August /, because Gid.
dings was still in the hospital.
Mrs. Floyd Lefingwell East Com.
stock street, left for Chicago Monday to
be the guest of her sister, Miss Mild ed
Smith. Mrs. Leffingwell will attend
several social functions held in honor OF
Miss Smith, whose approaching mar.
riage to Chicago young man is an
event of the near future.
AL. Overpack, driver and mechanic in
the fire department. has resigned to
accepta position as mechanic for the
Phillips and Taylor bus line. Harry
Thompson has accepted place in the
department and Clare Smith, who has
been filling vacancies during the vaca
tion period, will become regular mem
Der. He is now driving the hook and
ladder truck
Thomas E. johnson. 7S, died Monday
noon at his home in Bennington village
after lingering illness with diabetes
The funeral was held Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the home, Rev. H
A. Waite officiating, burial at Oak Hill
Surviving the deceased are his widow
and the following children: Frank and
]. M. johnson, of Owosso and Mrs
Charles Ochs and Mrs. A. q. Grandek
OF Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. James Oliver Curwood
son James, and daughters Carlotta and
Viola, left Tuesday morning for motor
trip to Lake Superior, and from there
they will penetrate the Northern Mich
igan forests, and will be absent until
September 1. Miss Viola Curwood ar
rived from Albany. New York, recently
to accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Curwood
on the northern trip.
Daniel d. butcher, Of Bennington
township. has just had his herd ol
thoroughbred Ho.steins tubetculin
tested without having resctor. Mr..
butchers herd has beer. on the federal
accredited list for two years. Mr..