The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-09-25
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visiting friends in the city.
Innes J. Royce of Chicago, is visitin
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Royce
Mr.. and Mrs John T. McCurdy o
Corunna. are in Virginia for an extend
ed visit
Rev. J. Ferrer of Detroit, has been
guest at Mrs N. Balls, Exchang estree
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Martin of Mapl,
River, are spending the week in Ann
| Arbor and DETROIT.
.Lawton T. Hemans, democratic can
didate for governor, will speak in
Owosso Thursday, Oct. 1.
Iryin Woodin and Guerdon Dimmicl
left for the Agricultural college Mon
day to take up their work there.
Odell Chapman has filed suit fol
divorce for Orrin Shuster of Rush. from
Fannie Shuster, claiming desertion.
G. S5- Weaver, Owosso's commission
merchant, has opened branch Office in
Muskegon in charge of Clyde Adams.
Married, Saturday. by Rev. James
Fisher at Corunna, Edward J. Eaton,
Jr., and Miss Evah Stearns, both of
Shaftsburg.
William II. Viers and Myra Conway,
both of Owosso, secured marriage
license Wednesday and wore married
by Justice j. j. Peacock of Corunna.
Misses Laura Hall, Nellie Conner,
Bessie Bigelow of this city, and Miss
Media Sheldon of Bay City, left Monday
for Ann Arbor to enter the University.
Albert E. Copas, who recently re-
turned from Globe, Ariz., is working in
the Copas meat market during the, alb.
sence Of F. D. Rockwell on vacation.
The county normal class of the
Owosso nigh school began work Mon
day morning of this week in charge of
Mrs. Alice P. Kimball, who returned
Saturday from Ypsilanti.
Mrs. A. F Howard left Monday for a
visit with Ner daughter, Mrs. Hugh
Mcmillan, in Munising, being accom-
panied by Miss Lillian Frank of that
city, who has been her guest here.
s. E. Parkill H. T. Clough, H. D.
Lyon and L. B. Allison took 100 mile
ride in Mr.. Parkill's automobile Tues
day and stopped at Linden long enough
to find there were no fish in the lake.
Oliver D. Newberry of Detroit, who
has hunted and fished with Judge Mat
thew Bush for many years, was JudS
Bush's guest part of the week. Mr.
Newberry has been travelling quite ex-
tensively lately.
d. G. Cooper has entertained H. M.
Brown of lonia, part of the week. They
were comrades during the civil war
serving on the gunboat Fort Hindom
and on the dispatch boat, Little Rebel,
on the Mississippi river.
John R. Kelley and J. G. Hamm
plumbers, were badly burned by the ex-
plosion of gasoline blow torch, Satur-
day, while working on the new, school
house in Corunna. Mr.. Hamm was
confined to the house for several days.
Owosso High School football team
started the season here Saturday with a
game with Fenton, being defeated 5 to O.
The visitors were heavier and had more
training, the Owosso boys doing we'll to
hold the Fenton team to small score.
Three Bohemians rented A. L. Dens-
more's farm in Owosso township last
spring, forming a partnership, but it
came to the usual end this week, when
Judge Miner appointed Samuel Strehl
receiver to close up the affairs of the
company"
Edward Morton of Laingsburg, was
killed in Chicago. Friday, by being
struck by falling iron bar on the
building where he was working on an
electrical job under Patrick DOYLE, also
of Laingsburg. Funeral services were
held Monday at Laingsburg.
The contest of the will of the late
Hugh McCurdy will be heard in the
circuit court without a hearing in the
probate court This course is agreed to
by Attorneys Henry Ledyard of Detroit
and John j. Carton of Flint, who repre-
sent the estate and Attorney II. E.
Lyon of st. Johns, for the contestants.
This will save time and expense as the
matter will undoubtedly go to the SUI
preme court for final settlement and the
costs will be large.
The Shiawassee Light 81 Power Co.'S.
action for setting aside of an injunc-
ton issued on request of the city of
Owosso to prevent its stringipg wires in
Owosso was argued in the circuit court
Monday, the clai m being the city had
not taken proper action in beginning
suit to make it legal. 1t asked that the
city be required to file bond for costs
and loss to the company by the delay of
its work. Attorneys Hammond, Wood
and Lyons of Lansing represented the
company and q. r. Lyon and Odell
Chapman this city.