The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-05-26

ness this week.
Mrs. Harry VanDyne is in Rochester,
N. Y, to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Wilcox ofLin.
den, spent Sunday at c. W. Danforth's.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arch.
ibald Calkins, East Mason street, son.
Mrs. John Evans is 10 Detroit for a
visit with her sister. Miss Matte War.
rem.
Mrs. Chas. Ellis spent part of the
week in Mt. Pleasant with her sister,
Miss Cleo Carmody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gailbraith of
Mackinaw, were guests at Geo A Per-
RIGGS part of the week.
Miss Frances Butterfield is home
from Ann Arbor to spend the summer
at the home of j. n. Laverock.
Arthur Halstead and Miss lola
Brown of Lansing, were guests at M.
A. Halstead's, Fletcher street, Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Sass, Gould street, re-
ceived message Sunday, announcing
the death of her son, Fred Miller, at
Seattle, Wash.
L. N. Sherady of Corunna and w. j.
Mccullough of Shiawassee township,
were in attendance at the Masonic
grand lodge at Port Huron this week.
G. M. Hamper returned to Detroit,
Monday, after being here to attend the
burial of R. r. Marsh's remains Satur-
day and spending Sunday with friends.
Harry Moulton was Frustrated by the
heat Saturday morning at his music
store on Washington street, but recov'
cred sufficiently to be taken home, and
has since recovered.
Fitzpatrick & Pierpont have removed
from the offices they occupied so long
over the old quarters of the OwossC
Savings Bank and now have four rooms
over the Colonial theatorium.
Mrs. r. r. Marsh Mr.. and Mrs. C.
M Hamper and Mrs. Fl. l.. VanWag
oner of Detroit. were in Owosso Satur
day to attend the burial in Dewey Gem
etery of the remains of the late r. X
Marsh.
William Mccoy of Grand Rapids
waived examination at Durand on ;
charge of securing watch under falls
pretenses and was bound over to tn
circuit court for trial. He will probab
ly plead guilty. 1t is said he is wantet
in other places.
The case against John Barnett charg
ed with wife desertion, was settled
Saturday, before it came to trial II
Justice Friegels court Both side
wished trial at first to air famil.
matters, but Prosecutor Collins finall.
convinced them that that would do NJ
good and the case was settled.
Lee Cole of Antrim, who plead guilt.
to charge Of statutory rape was sen
fenced Monday by Judge Miner to on
year in Ionia reformatory and he wa
taken there Tuesday by Under Sheriff
Griffin. Cole has q young wife an
much sympathy is felt for her. Col
must also under the courts sentenc
provide for the child.
A freight train of the G. 8. & M. ral
off the Ann Arbor railroad track nea
Garland. Friday, wrecking four cars
After being repaired and put on tn
track another train came along crash
ing into the cars and disabling then
worse than before. No one was injure
but traffic was delayed. Making tn
curve at too great speed caused tn
wreck.
List of advertised letters at Owoss
post office for week ending May 90. 1911
c. M. Babbitt, Frad Bistrizky, Pet
Bowers, Hamp Burton, w. G. Cody
Miss Bertha belong, Mrs. o. s. Gri'
void, Hubbard Richardson Co,
Hicks. Holiday g. Co., Mihal Mitcusks
James Myres, Owen Oviatt, Chas. i
Pardu, Mrs. VIM. Parry, Hector Rol
ertson. Geo X. Scott, Mrs. Stanlake
Lydia s. Taylor.
In the case of G. and L. Van Camper
VS.. M. and A. Fitzgerald of New Have
township in the circuit court, tn
plaintiff secured a verdict of 6 cent
and costs and the ownership of part Q
the disputed land. The balance of th
, land the defendants keep because G
adverse possession. A second case owe
a fire that ran from the Fitzgerald Ian
to vanCampen's causing loss of crop
was discontinued.