The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-12-09
Byron.

DIR. Eta McCaughna. of Chicago, is
old homestead this week.-Mrs.. G.. E.
WEIGH was In Fenton Monday and
Tuesday-E. A. Sheldon visited
friends in Owosso last week.. f.
WEIGH, of Corunna, spent Thanksgiving
in Byron-George Nissley shipped
carload of poultry from this place Sat
urday-M. s. Doyle. of Elsie, was in
town last week-Harry Badger is liv-
ing at the county seat for time on
account of his having iudulged too free
ly in the use of ''fire water"-Mrs. G..
S. Lewis is at Paw Paw caring for lit
tie grand daughter who has made her
appearance at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Showerman--A beautiful
and costly bible has been presented to
the M. E. church here by Mrs. L. P.
Green, of Chicago--The church fair
is in full blast this week. People are
patronizing it literally, both in furnish
ing articles for sale and in purchasing.
The weather was rather squally We'd
nesday but today fair weather favors
the enterprise-Mrs. Sarah Pierce has
removed her millinery into +
A. Shelden's house at this place
John p. Southland, of Harbor Springs,
formerly of this place, is seen on our
streets again and we hope he has come
to stay-Frank and Ira Barnes were
at Owosso last Saturday-Postmaster
Welch was at Deerfield last Tuesday
The new M. E. church was lighted by
gas on Wednesday evening-Mrs. G.
Smedley sick with inflammation of the
bowels Banker Hunt is on the sick
list-Rev. G. f. Rowe who was visit
ing at Grand Rapids, was called home
on account of the death of Geo. Strube.
Circuit Court.
Frank Herrick VS.. M. v. b. Wixom, trespass
on the case. Dean Hooker-watson g. Chap.
man. Tried, verdict no cause ofaction. The
defense was conducted by Odell Chapman in
very skillful manner.
Clarissa Farnham VS.. Thos Dennis and
Stephen A Brown, trespass on the case. Seth
b. Terry, NJ v. b. Wixom OF counsel-J. Il.
McCurdy, F. j. Northway. Notice oftrlal coun-
fernandez.
Geo. d. Burkhart VS.. the G. & G. T. Ry. Co.,
trespass on the case. Watson s. Chapman
e. w. Meddaugh, J. t. McCurdy of counsel.
Continued on terms on motion defendant.
The Rogers Shoe Co. vs. W. L. Ash and Alice
Boyd attachment. Chas. Hamper and Van r.
plaintiff OF 81, 1926 IL.
Alice Wilson VS.. Frank Johnson, appeal from
justice court Watson g. Chapman. Continued.
Fannie o. Kipp VS.. S. H. Opdyke, assumpsit.
s. s. Miner-A. L. Chandler. Judgment for
plaintiff of 81 1854
Alonzo M Towner VS.. Eugene Botsford, tres
pass on the case. Watson g. Chapman-s. L.
Kilbourne. Continued.
Waldo M. johnson, ct. al, VS.. Newman A.
Parker. Judgment for plaintiff Of s9i6.S9.
Harry Dunbar VS.. J. G. Schad, ct al, foreclos-
ure. Lyon & Hadsall Decree granted.
Ida E. Walters vs.. VIM. II. Walters, divorce.
j. w. Turner. Decree granted.
Nora Grove VS.. Chas. Grove divorce--H H.
Pulver Decree granted.
Edna Haskin VS.. Harrison D. Haskin, divorce.
"A. f. Richards Decree granted.
Alex. Cummin vs.. Stephen A. Baldwin Time
to settle bill OF exceptions extended to Jan.
10, 1899.
Edward Rohrabacher VS.. L. Z. Woodland
Time to settle bill of exceptions extended 20
days.
May Rosa Ada Durham vs.. VIM. Durham,
trespass on the case ]. Il. McCurdy A. L.
Chandler. This case was SANDER suit, the
plaintiff being daughter law OF the defend
ant. After a stubbornly contested trial, the
jury gave the plaintiff a judgment for $500.
Arthur B. Donaldson vs.. Peter J. Slane.
Bacon g. Palmer-Watson g. Chapman. The
case is on trial this morning.