The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-30

The Kappa Phi high..school fraternity
had banquet at the Wildermuth cafe
Friday evening. Covers were laid for
10, and several high school teachers
attended.
Rev. and Mrs, J. B. Morningstar of
Wilmington, who were married last week
at Flint, are spending their honeymoon
here, attending the Holiness Bible In.
stitute at Gute's HILL
The marriage of Miss Ariel Hoenshell
of Caledonia township and Miss Ira E
Foster of Flint will take place at the
home of the bride elects parents, Mr..
and Mrs Louis Hoenshell, on October
18th.
Mrs. Ralph Maybough. of west
Owosso, is recovering from very
serious illness, after her life had been
despaired of for several days. Her
father, William Livermore of New
berry and sister. Mrs w. Winnie. of
Cadillac, as we'll as another sister, Miss
Louise Collins of Duluth, have been
here for some time.
The Independent 500 club was enter
tanned Friday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. w. V. Robinson, North
Water Street, after an eight.course
dinner had been served the members at
the Wildermuth cafe. The tables were
decorated with fruit and flowers and
with large cake bearing the name of
the host and hostess.
Owosso won the second of three
game series from the DurantDo team
of Flint here last Sunday, by score of
to 2. Phillips scored the winning run
with single in the ninth inning after
two were out. The third game which
is also the deciding game, will be play
ed at the race track grounds next Sun
day.
While Henry Boehlker and family of
south Owosso were attending church
services in this city Sunday morning,
some one took their horse and rig from
the streets. The animal, unipjured,
and with the buggy attached, was found
Monday morning hitched near the Cor
unna mill.
Miss Adella Brooks of Perry, seven
teen years of age, and Henry Allies, of
the same village, 10 years old, were
married last week at the bedside of the
brides mother, Mrs. Adella Dams.
The ceremony was PERFORMED at Mrs.
Dams request, as she wished to see her
daughter provided with home before
her own death from cancer.
William Graham, the local base ball
pitcher who was with the st. Louis
American team last year, but was re.
leased this year for ineffective work,
and who has been pitching for minor
league teams at Rome, Ga, and Chat
tanooga, Tenn, has been drafted by
Cleveland American league team. 1t is
believed, however, that he will be
EARNED" to some smaller organization
next season.
Miss Lena Fuller, 1S year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs II. j. Fuller,
of Morrice, died at her home Saturday,
after brief illness of heart trouble.
Miss Fuller had graduated from the
Morrice high school, and expected to
enter Lansing business college on
October l. She was neice of Mrs. n
G. Stanhope, north Washington street,
and frequently visited in this city.
There are many friends in Owosso and
Morrice to mourn her untimely death.
The board of Jail inspectors. Rev. G.
Fl. Hanks, county agent; Judge Matthe W
Bush and Poor Commissioners c. R.
Mclaughlin and A. w. Green, made
the semi-annual Jail inspection last
Friday. They found the county prop
erty in first class condition and well
kept. A few minor improvements in
the building were suggested. During
the past half.year, rs prisoners were
, confined in the Jail, of which 25 were
DRINKS and 10 disorderly persons.
} Sunday was busy day with the
r police because of too much liquor
having been brought in by various
> persons. Oliver Mckay, stove moldel
] who created a disturbance at the HON,
e of Robert Bartell, North Shiawasse'
e street, and was badly pounded during
/. the fight which followed, paid fine o
+ $50 to Justice Friegal Monday. Fou
a other men-John Reynolds, Jr., o
= Corunna, James Trip and John Haw
9 thorne of Lansing and Charles McMul
}. len of Owosso, also pleaded guilty t
drunkenness, and were assessed fines