The Owosso times., 1922-08-04

Miss Wanda Purdy is confined TO
her home with q badly spfsined ankle.
DR.. Wilson 10 attending her.
Mrs. William vreeland has been
removed to her home on N. Ball ST..
after being confined to Memorial hoe
pital. 9"-''1 Z ,.,s.sj',i
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Evans IGaMYben,
left Wednesday for q motor trip to
visit places Of interest along the West
Michigan Pike. 7 ~ ~. -. (
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Gilbert and son,
Austin, N. Water street, have re-!
turned from Q two weeks outing at
Lake George. ~,,- .t - s,yr!.
The receipts Of the Justice court
for the month Of July were e4S7.S0,
according to the report fled by Jus
tice Day with the city commission. =
Mrs. A., M. Bentley leaves, this
week for q months stay at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Frank B,dwen. in
Rochester, New York. >.s
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Charles Loring and Edward -Stsn-
ard are enjoying q vacation from
their work at the postoface. They
are spending several days at Glenn
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Kadow and son.
Freeman, Of Elgin, Illinois, are guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ".
Harris, Clarke avenue. The two ladies
are sisters. s,~aN, 20. - .e,4a.a '' ''''''''''
Elmer. Shuts, general chairman OF
the Labor day celebrations Of 1919
and 1920, has announced that there
will be no Labor day celebration or
parade this. year. .
st. Johns church will be closed for
the two next Sundays, congregation
and pastor taking Q vacation. Serv-
ices and Sunday school will be held
on Sunday, August 20.
Lack Of demand for such q dem
onstrhtion OF feeling that there should
be one is said to- be the reason for
the abandonment Of the idea by the
laboring men Of the city. -.
A nine-pound son was born Wed
nesday morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Burgess, Morrice street. The
babe has been, named Patrick Joseph.
Mrs. Burgess was formerly Miss Rose
Roach. ...s ..n.-... ..
Mrs. Ira Jeffery and Miss June
Wrigley were hostesses to q number
of friends Tuesday at a one o'clock
luncheon, entertaining for the pleas
ure Of their mother, Mrs" Archibald
Wrigley. ''''''',' ','' :"""."''
j Edward, Holland, residing north. 81
Oakley, and for 80 years q respected
PRESIDENT Of this county, died, at his
home Monday morning following 9
stroke Of apoplexy, Mr.; Holland was
80 years Of age ,.-'' . $500
i Mrs. D. N. Christian was hostess
to q number of friends at luncheon
at the Colonial Tea Room, Monday
\ The hanor4gussts q. Was =. Mrs. f.. y
Lohnes Of Spokane, WASH, who ]:
the guest Of old friends in the city.
II s q.
i Mr.. and Mrs George Young and
II daughters, Elizabeth and Georgia
and DR.. and Mrs. G. N. Finch, sol
Robert, and daughter Kathleen, have
returned from a months, outing a
White Lake, near Muskegon. ~.
/ Phillip Farnsworth of Chesaninf
and Arthur Chase Of NOwosso pait
five dollars each in justice court OF
Wednesday for attempting to induc'
two girls to get in their car and ride
with them. Joseph Austin paid $8.4t
for speeding. -,
;. The following fines were imposed
Monday morning by Justice X. )
ay: Paul Hanaj, $18.45, drunk; Emf
, Moss, $28.45, drunk; Don King
$s.45, speeding; Martin Berlick
$s.45, speeding; Howard Click, 81
parking on wrong side Of street with
out lights; Joe Velick, one dollar
parking on wrong side of street.
Attorney and Mrs: S" S. Miner en-
, tertained thirty guests at their hom'
[ on West Oliver street Tuesday even
{ ing for the pleasure OF Mr.. and MRS
r Edward Carr Of Los Angeles, Calf.
who are spending several weeks will
relatives and friends in Owosso ant
vicinity.
The West Branch Mothers Clul
and Community Club of District No
1, and members Of their families hel'
q Ia most successful picnic at .Ronn'
Lake, on Thursday last A ball gam
! between the men of the clubs repre-
sented, resulted in the score of IL t
lis, in favor of the Community Club
!, There were a number of contests
: races and outdoor sports.
+ Miss Helen Hale, Jannette street
u was hostess to a number of friend
Saturday afternoon, when she enter
tanned in honor of Miss Pauline Tun
: of Brantford, Ont, and Miss Ell
Plumb of Thedford, Ont. The after
: noon was delightfully."- spent by tn
: guests with music and games, an
= later refreshments were served.
= Officials and employees of the Owos
= n Il.