The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-07-29

Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Shaffer, Comstock street, son.
Born, Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
e. Holleran, Mack street, daughter.
Harry G. Osburn of Detroit, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs NJ >Osburn
Oliver street.
Mrs Eli Bilhimer, Misses Cora Miller
and Nina Hughes are spending the weel
at Long Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, B and DIR! and Mrs
j. o Parker and daughter are taking q
ten days lake trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J B. Sullivan and
daughter Ruth, are spending the weel
at Macatawa Park.
The Corunna Furniture Co. base ball
team defeated the Owosso Casket team
Saturday, IA to l, at Corunna.
Mr.. AMI Mrs, John W. Lee of Toledo
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Bigelow. Mrs. Lee remained for the
week.
Luther Opdyke was knocked down
aud somewhat bruised, Monday, by an
automobile while on Washington street
south
The >Corunna Furniture Cos. plant
was closed part of the week because Of
lack of materials caused by the Grand
Trunk strike.
Attorney Neil R. Walsh has com
menced divorce proceedings involving
prominent residents of the eastern part
OF the county.
Patrick O'Day, a circus employee. who
it is charged robbed farms near Durand
recently, has been turned over to the
circuit court for trial.
The Congregational Sunday school
class taught by Mrs. J. w. Simmons
held a picnic Yesterday at the home of
Mrs. Harry Tooley, River street.
Daniel Foote, transfer man for the
Express Co at the junction depot, was
badly poisoned in the wrist Friday by
accidently showing his hand through a
window.
Alonzo Crane was presented with a
handsome leather rocker by Owosso
Sugar Co. Office employees, Saturday,
on his retiring from his position as head
bookkeepef
Richard Reed, who was arrested for
non-support on complaint of his wife
lately. has begun divorce proceedings.
Mrs Reed will contest the suit and has
retained N. R Walsh.
Seth @. Pulver will defend William
Vail of Laingsburg, who is awaiting
trial on charge of arson, in connection
with the burning of his competitors
meat market Sunday.
Reginold WATERWAYS bicycle was
broken to pieces in collision Monday
with an automobile at the corner of
Washington and Oliver streets, but he
escaped with slight scratches.
Measles and the mild form of small
pox that bothered the health officers Of
the city for some time have been wiped
out and but very few contagious dis
ease cases of any kind are now existing
in Owosso.
Rev. G. II. Hanks aud family will go
to Ludington next week to remain until
after the close of the state camp, when
they will go to the upper peninsula for
few weeks. Rev. Hanks will return
to fill his pulpit on Sunday, August 7.
Lightning rendered Mrs. Minnie
Gray of Detroit unconscious, Sunday,
at the home of her father julius Wendt,
Fletcher street, knocked the plaster
from the ceiling of the room and tore
out a section of the foundation Of the
house. Mrs Gray's six weeks old baby
lying on couch against which she was
leaning, was uninjured.
Raymond, seven year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Johnson of THE city.
died, Friday, while visiting in Chicago.
having heen i'll but few days. The
remains were brought to Owosso Sun
day and the funeral held Monday at
the Asbury M. E church, Rev. j. E.
Somers officiating. The interment was
in New Haven cemetery.
Lee Aubrey, the two years and nine
months cid son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Splitter of Rush township died at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon of cholera
infantum after an illness of only fifteen
hours, having been taken sick at mid
night Monday. The funeral was held
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock from
the home, Rev Young officiating.
Interment at the New Haven cemetery.
Capt. Frank E. Evans of Company
H, has announced the names of those
who will represent the company in the
rifle match for the state company
championship in Detroit. They are
Capt. Evans, Sergt. William Schaar,
Sergt. Harvey Marvin, Corp. Clarence
Mccall. Private Charles Wilson and
r. H. Beehler. Members of last years
championship teams are barred from
competition on the team this year.