The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07
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ness.
Lynn Garland, an experienced job
printer has accepted position with
The TIMES, coming here from Paw
Paw, where he has been for a number
of months as foreman of the True North
| erner.
Mr.. and Mrs r. d. Crawford, of this
city. who have been spending several
months with their sons in Wisconsin,
have returned to Shepherd for a short
visit with their daughter, Mrs. r. ID.
Matthews. They will come to Owosso
next week.
The West Side indoor base ball team
defeated team from Lansing Wednes-
day evening by score of % to A at the
armory in this city. The West ,Siders
are showing as II UGH strength this year
as last and will undoubtedly carry off
theTworld's championship again.
Mrs Della Page died at her home on
Dewey street Tuesday night after
long illness Of cancer She is survived
by five children. The remains were
taken to Crystal, Montcalm county for
burial Thursday after brief service at
the home conducted by Rev. A. B.
Leonard
w. f. Gallagher, of Corunna, and
bride, arrived home from their wedding
trip Monday evening. w. A. Rosen-
krans, E. T. Sidney and John Driscoll
and wives and Miss Driscoll had pre-
pared supper for them and gave them
a welcome. 1t is understood Mr.. and
Mrs Gallagher will soon become resi-
dents of Owosso, Mr. Gallagher to take
up the management of the State Bank
of Owosso.
The monthly meeting of the Shiawas-
see County Medical Society was held at
Oddfellows' hall Tuesday. A paper
was read by DR.. j. S. Frasier, of Lapeer.
and an election of officers was held
The newly elected officers are: Pres,
DIR. T.. N. Yeomans, Bancroft vice
pres, DR.. w. E. Ward, Owosso; secre-
tary- treasurer, DR.. J. A. Rowley, Du-
rand; delegate to state medical society,
DR.. j. N. Eldred, Chesaning; board of
directors. DR.. VIM. Shaw, Morrice; DR..
E. J. Carney, Durand, and DR.. J. o.
Parker, Owosso.
The supreme court has reversed the
decision of the circuit court in the case
of Willis Gurden vs.. Theron Stevens.
This case was brought for damages for
false imprisonment. Gurden was ar
rested on complaint of Stevens charged
with breaking windows in the Corunna
avenue M. E. church and was discharg-
ed by order of the prosecuting attorney
who had refused to- order a warrant
issued in the case. In the circuit court
a verdict of no cause of action was
given and the case was appealed by
Watson & Chapman. attorneys for
Gurden with the result stated.
About rs Owosso people attended the
bazaar and banquet given by the ladies
of st. Mary's church, Durand. Practi.
cally everybody in tDurand helped to
make the efforts of the ladies success
full. Over 500 persons partook Of the
elegant supper prepared and most
| everyone bought some article. Neil r.
Walsh acted as POSTMASTER for the pro-
gram of speeches. Sylvester Pheney, of
| Holly, Frank Shields, of Howell, Faith
er Kelly, Of Lapeer, spoke briefly and
Father Dennis Hayes, of Coldwater,
formerly of Durand, spoke of Durand
briefly and then eloquently on the sub
| ject, THE Priest in America"
Miss Hattie Wilcox, daughter of Ex-
Senator and Mrs. Marcus Wilcox, died
| at her home in Corunna Wednesday,
aged 30 years, after long illness end
ing in quick consumption, and has been
a patient sufferer. She is survived by
her parents and one br other Harry, and
the following sisters, Mrs. w. r. Cole,
Mrs H. E. Nickels. Miss Winnie Will
cox, of Corunna; Mrs. Fred Hurlburt,
Armada, Mrs Clarence Hamlin, Du-
rand; Mrs. Ed Hendricks; Ann Arbor
The funeral will be held this afternoon.
Rev. F. s. Hurlburt, of Armada, officiat
ing, assisted by Rev. Woodlands, OF
Corunna.
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