The Owosso times., 1922-09-08
BREVITIES

| Mr.. and Mrs. John Perkins left
Tuesday morning to spend the winter
in California.
Miss Alice Gaylord has returned to
her home after spending the summer
at Clear lake and Grand Rapids.
| Arch M. Clapp and three little
daughters left Monday night for their
home in Sterling, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Peterson, N.
Hickory street, have returned from a
weeks motor trip to Louisville, KY.
Misses Leona Goodwill and Cath
crime Weber left Monday to resume
their school work in Pontiac.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Yeiter, East King street, on
Tuesday morning.
S. j. Najim, Alger avenue, left on
Tuesday for New York City where
she will spend two weeks vacation.
Mrs. julius Frischke returned to
her home in California Tuesday morn
ing after visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Chappell.
| Misses Magdalene Frederick and
Mabel Brown have gone to Bilming-
ham to take up their work as instruc-
tors in the Birmingham school.
The Owosso City Band left We'd
nesday afternoon to fill three days.
engagement at the Clinton county
fair at st. Johns.
Receipts of the municipal court
during August totalled $712, accord
ing to Justice Days monthly report
to the city commission.
A son, William Walter, was born
September to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Weir, 621 Glenwood. Mrs. Weir was
formerly Miss Gertrude Van Sickle.
Mrs. Bertha White, who has re-
sided in Corunna for the last two
years, has removed to 202 South
Shiawassee street, in this city.
An eight-pound daughter was born
Friday, September L, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Holman of Detroit. Mrs. Holman was
formerly Miss Prudence Street of this
city. .~aa a gka&f
r. G. Topping, wife and daughter
have returned from Brockville and
Ottawa, Ont, and points among the
Thousand Islands. Mrs. Topping and
daughter were away a month.
Mrs. R. r. Sanders and children,
Richard, Mary and Lucille, have re-
turned to Waukegan, Illinois, after
visiting Mrs. Flanders sister, Mrs.
c. 2. Robinson.
Miss Mary Stack and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hafer, Of Owosso, and Mrs.
William Planck, Of Detroit, are MAX
ing ten days motor trip to Niagara
Falls.
Mrs. Lura F. Heilman of Portland,
Oregon, arrived in Owosso Thursday.
Mrs. Heilman will make her home
with her sons, Rev. William Heilman,
rector Of Christ church.
Mrs. Lloyd Herndon and daugh-
ters, Thelma and Marguerite, and her
nieces, Wilma and Evelyn Colbert,
have returned home after spending a |
month with relatives and friends at
Weston, West Virginia.
: A. j. Clark, Ell mstreet, paid one
dollar in Justice Days court Friday |
for riding his bicycle on the side
walk. He ran into the small daugh-
ter Of Mark Losey, knocking her
down. She was not seriously hurt.
DR.. and Mrs. George j. Lund, who
have been visiting Mrs. H. B. Peterson
and Mrs. G. L. Dimmick, leave Mon
day for Kalamazoo, from where they
will return to their home in Los
Calf.
One pig was burned to death and
another porker was badly scorched
Sunday afternoon when shed at the
home of G. Constine, 1912 Henry
street, was burned. The origin of
the blaze is not known.
Mrs. Elvina Cooper, Mrs. Edith Will
cox and Mrs. Clara Dawson left Mon
day for Ann Arbor as delegates to
the state convention Of the American
Legion auxiliary. Mrs. Joseph Nc
Donald and Mrs. Eva Stebbins ac-
companied them.