The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-05

at Lake Odessa Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Weeb spent part
of the week in South Lyons.
Mrs. Frank w. Smith of Lansing
spent Sunday at w. l.. Frisbie's.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Webster spent
part of the week in Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Torrey OF Flint,
were guests at ]. G. Johnson's part Of
the week.
G. 8. Ensminger and family have re-
turned to the city from South Bend
Ind, to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Parker enter
tanned the Colonial club at their home
Friday evening.
Judge Bush, Sheriff Watson, Clerh
Nichols and Register Cole spent Tues
day in Lansing.
Walter Maliskey was home the first
of the week from the M. A. c., suffer
ing from tonsilitis.
Mrs. H. E. johnson is visiting hel
daughter in Detroit.
Mrs. E. T. Wilbur of Owosso town
ship, spent Sunday with Fenton rela'
tives.
Born, Feb. "a, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. P.
Hunt, of Enid, Okla, formerly OF
Owosso, a daughter.
Mrs. John Schneider of Detroit, was
a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
Frieseke, the first of the week.
Postmaster and Mrs, H. H. Pulver OF
Laingsburg, were guests of their son
Seth Q. Pulver and family, Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Edwards has resigned hel
position at d. M. Christians store and
will accept one with o. M. Smith al
Flint.
l.. G. Barnes and Miss Mile Rey
nolds were in Byron, Sunday, to attend
the funeral of Milan. son of Mr.. and
Mrs L. w. Barnes.
Scott Wilcox, cashier for sometime
at the Grand Trunk Office in this city
has gone to Jackson to become cashier
for the same company there.
Alpena indoor base ball team lost two
of three games to the Spaldings. The
Alpena team would undoubte lily have
won but for trouble in their own team
Ralph T. Sayles of Owosso, was tn
representative of the U. of M. at TIT
Eastern intercollegiate Athletic A5soci
alton meeting in New York last Frida.
and Saturday.
Owosso high school boys lost gam
of basket ball to st. Charles at tina
place. Friday, 16 to 10. The OwossC
girls defeated the st. Charles girls il
the armory in this city Al to ~.
The Woman's Club OF Corunna tool
advantage of the warm weather, Mon
day, and had a picnic at Miss Netti
Eveleths. The home was decoratet
with evergreens and leaves and tn
picnic supper was served on the floor
Dancing and five hundred filed in tn
evenings fun. Officers were elected a
follows: President, Mrs. w. A. Rosen
krans; vice-president, Mrs. Hugh Whit
Ter; secretary, Mrs. Walter Bush; treas
urer, Mrs. Glen Reynolds.
John Hicks of Perry, was ARRESTED
and fined $40 the last of the week b.
Justice Patched of Durand, for assault
and battery on complaint of Franz
Slattery of the Chicago Crayon CO
Slattery came to Perry to make Will
lam Hicks settle an account Of $685.
which the Company had against him
A warrant charging embezzlemen
was issued by Justice Hawley, but wa
withdrawn and one for larceny issued
A settlement was finally made but Johl
Hicks evidently wanted little troubl
along with the payment to the Chicag'
fellow.
Farmer" Watson of Corupna, con
tinued his victories in the wrestlin;
game before a large crowd at tn
armory, Monday evening, when h
threw Clyde Bleakley, of Detroit TIL
first fall occupied eighteen minutes, tn
second twelve. Bleakley asked 70
another bout after the first fall, bu
after the second he said no more an,
quietly disappeared. A preliminary
bout between Max Edwards, of Detroit
and Chas Watson, brother of Farmer
resulted in a draw after one hour AM
fifteen minutes.
Allen M. Hurlbut aged SO years,
well known veteran and for 1S years
resident of Owosso, died Friday at hi
home on North Water street after al
illness of nine weeks He is survive,
by a widow and two sons, William o
Owosso, and Fred of Detroit, and on
daughter, Mrs. Ida Western of Lansing
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at the home, Rev. G. w. Jenning
officiating The G.. A. r. and W. r.
attended in body. Interment was a