The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-24

BenZOn1a 10 remain SeVeral weeks.
Fl. G. Main has returned from
months stay at Mackinac and Topina
bee.
Mrs. Mary E. Carl and granddaugh
ter, Doris Douglas. of Toledo, are guest
at j. j. Mackey's.
George Fauth was overcome by tn
heat while at work at the car shop
Wednesday, but has fully recovered.
Ralph Gaylord, George Thomas ant
George Posthumus were in Jackson yes
terday, returning in an automobile.
Foster Fenner, of Kerby, was arrest
ed Tuesday charged with beating hi
wife and will be tried before Justice
Mcbride, of Corunna.
E. A. Lynch, of the NJ. S. NJ. & o. Co
is spending a few weeks vacation in
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shaffer, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bartrem and Mrs. Sidney
Waugh attended reunion of the Le-
land family at Hudson yesterday.
The five months old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry DeGarr, Jerome avenue,
died. of cholera infantum Thursday.
The remains were taken to Farewell
for interment.
County Agent Webster went to Ian
sing Monday to take George Tillman, of
Byron, the thirteen year old son OF
Frank Tillman to the Industrial school.
The boy would not stay at home.
John Kidd sued a man for an unpaid
grocery bill but admitted in Justice Nc
Caughna's court Wednesday that his
books did not show what he had claimed
in the suit and the case was decided
against him.
The officers of Owosso Lodge No. 4S
A. o. U. w., through DIR. w. E. Ward
recorder, paid Mrs. Addie Kent $1,000
Thursday, being the amount of insur
ance carried by her late husband, VIM
Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Knight, Alge,
Ave-, returned Monday from Bancroft
where they have been for two months
caring for w, J. Knight, who died Fri
day, aged 70 years. The funeral wa:
held Sunday. :.
On Wednesday, Aug. 90, at Denver,
Colo, occurred the wedding of Carol
N. Sargent, of Salt Lake City, and Miss
Blanche Goodrich, of Lansing. Mr.,
Sargent formerly lived here and is now
bookkeeper for a lumber company al
Salt Lake.
! Letters advertised atssOwosso post
Office, the week ending Aug 10: Chas
j. Decker, Mrs. Fred Graham, F. j
Griffith. Elmer Lyons, Fred Paquin,
Riley Mole, Scribe of Esther Court No
A. Miss Ella Schmidt, Mr.. G. j.
Seccomb, Miss Dollie Wells.
! Mrs. Charles Green died at her home
lin Charleston last week. Deceased was
sister of Drain Commissioner Bout
we'll and sister-in-law of A. w. Green,
of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bout.
well nd Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Green
! attended the funeral services which
were held Sunday.-Corunna Journal.
1t is said Fred Stevens turned in the
false alarm of fire from box 10 Tuesday
night and he will probably be arrested,
as he should be, and fully punished
1t is expensive and troublesome to have
false alarms of fire even when there
seems to be some cause, but person
who deliberately makes such trouble
should be thoroughly punished.
Salem Choiniere, foreman at Estey
factory B was arrested Monday evening
charged with assault on Russell Brown
Brown was absent fror, his work quite
awhile and Choiniere found him read
ing novel. He gave the boy warn
ing and when he talked back the fore
man choked him. Choiniere was re
leased on payment of costs.
n. K. Retain, for many years proprie
tor of the Retain House at Ovid, died al
the home Of his daughter, Mrs F. A
Schofeld, East Exchange street, in this
city, Monday, aged SO years. TIL,
funeral was held Wednesday, Rev. E
King officiating. He leaves two daugh
tiers, Mrs. Covert, of Ovid, and Mrs
Schofeld, of this city, and one son, H
L. Retain, of this city.
Married, Sunday evening at eigh
o'clock at the residedce of Rev. P. j
Slane, Arthur Blizzard and Miss Myrti,
Richardson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Richardson. The couple left for
trip to Menominee and will be at HON,
after Sept first in this city. Mr.. Biz
zard is tailor Mrs. Blizzard has beer
bookkeeper for Charles Jackson TO
some time and has always lived in thi
city.