The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-12-02

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10y, of Warren, Ohio, are in the city
called here by the death of Mrs. Robt.
Malloy, whose funeral was held yester.
day.
Miss Lena Gould returned to her
school duties at Alma, Sunday morn
ing, after spending few days at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
H Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haight and
Mrs. Mary Haight and daughter Helen,
were here Wednesday from Lansing to
attend the funeral of Mrs. George
Devereaux.
A miscellaneous shower was given st
the home of Miss Rizpah Terbush,
Saturday afternoon for Miss Edna
Geek by the girls of the Lamada Rho
Tau sorority.
John @. Adams of this city suffered a
stroke of paralysis the last of the week
and his condition is critical. He is one
of the coroners of the county and well
known civil war veteran.
Esther, five months old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Each, Lansing
street, died Friday morning. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. J. s.
Steininger, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Il. II. Wood received news Mon.
evening of the death of her brother, H.
V. Dorm of Detroit. She had not known
of his sickness and was unable to attend
the funeral because of her own illness.
Friends in this city will be pleas ed to
learn that Mrs. J. W. Fordney of Sag.
inaw, is improving daily from the seri-
Gus operation she recently underwent
and is now able to ride out every pleas
ant day.
The large pump which was recently
the subject of controversy between the
board of ;public works and the council
has arrived in the city and the work of
installing the same will be commenced
shortly.
The Maple River Farmers Club has
chosen Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bilhimer and
Mr.. and Mrs. E, N. Waugh as delegates
to the meeting of the State Association
Of Farmers Clubs to be held in Lansing
this month
| Jay Thompson of Shaftsburg, who
was sentenced to serve thirty days in
the county Jail and pay fine of $50 for
violating the local option law, was re-
leased Tuesday after serving his time.
His father paid his fine.
The Saginaw city council is consider
ing the question of increasing the sa
loon license from $500 to S. 200 a year
and to limit the number of licenses
which will be issued. This actor
should be taken by the legislature tt
cover the entire state where saloons are
permitted to exist.
Mrs. Harriet Ketchum, who was ar
rested few weeks ago on charge o.
making way with 50, 900 Of James Neal
money, was arrested Friday on charg,
of adultery preferred by Mrs. Neal
Her examination will take place in Jus
tice Patchell's court at Durand, Dec. IA
She gave bail for her appearance.
The remains of @. 81. Beardsley.
former well known citizen of Benning
ton township, whose death occurred a
HOLSTER, Calf, arrived here Tuesda.
morning and were taken to the home o
his sister, Mrs G. s. Kinney. Funera
services were conducted by Rev. G. II
Hanks, Wednesday morning and the re
mains taken to the Alton cemetery 70
interment.
The $40, 900 damage suit Of the city o
Owosso against the Barber Asphalt
Paving company and its bondsmen ha
been transferred from the circuit cour
to the federal court in Detroit, becaus,
of the fact that it is a controversy be
tween residents of different states. TIL
defendant bondsmen, the Nationa
Surety company, have entered their ap
pearance but the Barber company ha
not yet done 80.
kilograms from Portland, Oregon
state that Ray w. Crawford of this city
has been in one of the city hospital
sick with typhoid fever and that pol
ton of the time he was delerious. Thi
accounts for no word having been r.
ceiyed from him after his dispatch b
! the Reliance Motor Truck Co. asking &c
| leave of absence 10 come home Nj
$ Crawford is being cared for in the bei
manner possible.