The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-07-10

Hugo Wesener of Saginaw visited al
his mothers in this city over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Norris of Grand
Rapids spent the Fourth of July in
Owosso
Deputy Sheriff Fred Brown has been
in Tecumseh, Grand Blanc and Laings.
burg on business this week.
Misses Helen Watson and Frances
Devereaux and Mrs. Roy Aberle are at
the Watson cottage at Beulah.
Mrs. Florence Millner of Detroit
University school, was guest of her
sister, Mrs. Geo. E. Thompson, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks, Adams
street, visited their daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Jones at Henderson, part of the
week.
DR.. Harold Hume was home over
Sunday from st. Mary's hospital, De-
troit, where he is at present an assist
ant.
Mrs. Clara Peru has returned to
| Owosso after stay of three months
with her daughter, Mrs. Alpha Simpson
at Caro-.
A. E. Ferry left Wednesday for
Montpelier, VT, and points in Mass
achusetts to visit six weeks with friends
and relatives.
A good crowd saw Corunna City ball
team defeat Patterson's Giants, the
Battle Creek colored team at Corunna,
Saturday, by score of 8 to Z.
W. E. Collins has been elected 'presi-
dent of the State Board of Pharmacy
and will attend the national convention
of pharmacy boards at Hot Springs,
Ark, as the delegate from Michigan.
George Perry was accosted by an I'M
known man while drying near the
Getman farm Friday night and attack
ed when he stopped to answer ques.
ton. He was getting the worst of the
fight to prevent being robbed when an
approaching team scared his assailant
awav.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rosenkrans and
Mr.. and Mrs John Y. Martin were in
Detroit the first of the week to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Hudson Sheldon, the families
having joined in a reunion each year
for several years, having been at one
time members of the same class in
school.
Lulu Pattee is seeking divorce from
Charles Pattee. The parties live in
Oakley. They were married January 9,
1904, and lived together until October,
1906. Compartments maiden name was
Latta. There is one child. The alleged
causes for divorce are extreme cruelty,
habitual drunkenness and non-support.
Saginaw Courier-H Herald. The parties
formerly lived in this city, Mrs. Pattee
being daughter of Mrs. Geo. Cute.
Herbert Smith was bound over to
the circuit court Tuesday for trial on
charge of illegitimate psrentage pre-
perred by Miss Dennis of Owosso, after
hearing which was started in the
municipal court several weeks ago.
Bail was fixed at 5000 which has not
yet been furnished and the county will
probably board Mr.. Smith until Sep
tember
A fire started mysteriously in the rear
of the implement building occupied by
g. N. Monroe, West Exchange street,
Monday evening, but was quickly put
out by the fire department with chem
icals, the loss being small. Fortunate
ly the fire started when some one was
passing as little start, might have
meant the destruction of all of the row
of wooden buildings with possible loss
of other buildings.
Mark Woodbury. was robbed of a
gold watch Saturday while at work. on
his new house on Exchange street, hav-
ing changed his trousers, leaving his
watch in those hanging up in the barn.
On Monday he made complaint against
Geo. Lenderbeck, driver for Fred
Stanton, it having been shown that
had sold the watch at a
second hand store. Londerbeck will
spend 80 days in the Detroit House of
Correction.
Harry Colby has been granted a IL
cense to sell liquor at New Lothrop and
Irving II. Wing one to sell at Morrice.
Mr. Colby presented bond some time
ago and it was refused and the court
upheld the township boards refusal. A
new bond was presented by Colby with
new bondsmen to board with new
member on it on July 4th and the bond
was approved. The village trustees at
Morrice refused to accept bond offered
them by the landlord of the hotel but
with change of hotel management and
a new bond the trustees were satisfied
and now both villages are supplied
with saloons again.