The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-09-08
Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Church,
Ridge street, Wednesday a son.

anu Soudi sIlects, lueSudy, oepU. IL.
A unit of habeas corpus was issued
Wednesday to compel Edgar Jewell, of
Owosso, to surrender his son Fay, the
mother being the petitioner The
couple are divorced and the custody of
The child was given to the mother.
The August number of the North
American Trapper contains biographi-
cal sketches of II. E. and V. q. Wood.
bury, of Woodruff township. The ar
ticle is illustrated with good cuts of
both gentlemen.
Married, Monday noon at the home
of The brides parents, Fletcher street,
by Rev. j. A. Spencer in the presence
of about sixty guests Mr.. Roy Pace
aud Miss !Gertie Tobias. A wedding
dinner was served.
Members of Salems Evangelical
Lutheran church and their families
held picnic at Gute's hill, Monday,
and sports and games, music and
speeches and ice cream and cake con-
tributed to the enjoyment.
John Devereaux, who has been con-
Quoting a small store on West Main
street, will be taken to Detroit to some
Catholic institution, being a severe
sufferer from Brights disease. T. p.
Phillips will take charge of the store.
A line from J. w. Hibbard states
that Mound Spring Berkshires won six
first, four second and one third prize at
the Pontiac fair this week. There were
from three to nine entries in each class
and the competition was close.
Clifford Myers, a photographer was
locked up Tuesday because he was at
tempting to burn up portion of his
clothing and was endangering buildings
in the neighborhood 1t looks three
men to capture him and put him in jail
The ball games at Dewey park Mon
day, were we'll attended, the morning
game being good one, the score being
Owosso 0, st. Charles 0; an eleven inn
ing tie game. The afternoon game was
one-sided, Owosso wining by score of
16 to l.
AT the National rifle shooting contest
at Sea Girt, n. j., New York won
first prize, securing 4,52S out of
possible 5000. Michigan was twenty
third, there being thirteen below Mich
| ont nd
came home Monday, Mayor McCaughna
Wednesday.
Shiawassee county friends Of o. L.
| Bristol will be pleased TO learn that lie
has had vely successful season at his
hotel, The Winderinero, at Crystal
Lake. Before another season he will
make number of improvements OH his
property which will makesit. still more
attractive for resorters.
Fred M. Douglass, former resident
of Bancroft, died at Ionia, Tuesdaysve-
ming, as the result of stroke of APP
oplexy the day before. Mr.. Douglass
was for humber of years deputy war
den of the Ionia reformatory was past
grand chancellor of the Knights of
Pythias of Michigan and had been
prominent in Royal Arcanum circles.
He is survived by his wife and two
children.
! Circ6it Court Commissioner Walsh
sold. Saturday, to Joseph Hershey, 50
acres Of band in Bennington township
CA the foreclosure Of It mortgage given
IVY George and jamie Forbes, the bid
being %Ijj0 H. H. also sold 20 Conrad
Crngher - acres of laud in Bennington
for S'Srj, tho foreclosure being on u
mortg 81 hell by Chas A. Carl against
Nary Crugher. Fitzpatrick & Pierpont
were the attorneys.
G. w Shipmlu. Of CGrunna. and Miss
Laura uiJh. of Oyoss), formerly OF
this city, were united in marriage at
7 O'Clock Tuesdlv evening Mt tho home
of the brides sister, Mrs. j f Powers,
.112 Llpeer ST., Rev. W. p. French
ofIiciatiug After a short trip to ben
ton II trb,r aul Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
ShipmAn will BE- at home after Sept ~
at HIGHLAND Park, H., where Mr.
Shipm11 j. Connected with the schools
OF that place = Lansing Republican.
Married Monday, at ST. Pauls
Church by RJv Fr Sllle, Mr.. Joseph
Cain, of Seattle, Wash, and Mss
Eiuora, daughter of John Holleran,
South Chestnut street. After the cere
mony the couple left for Saginaw and |
after u short visit will leave for their !
home in seattle. Mr.. Cain, who form !
erly resided here, is now in charge of |
Rand, McNally 81 Cos Office ON the /
Pacific coast. Mrs. Cain has been an
employee at Osburn & Sons for several
years and is well known and popular
member of st. Paul's church.
The Ann Arbor party to the G.. A. r.
encampment at Denver on Friday in
cluded: o. +. Webster Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Frieseke and daughter Eva, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orme O'Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Murray, Mrs. Ellen Nelson, Mrs.