The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-02
Morrice.

Morrioe.
Mrs William Rsycroft of SanFrsn-
CISCO Cal, is visiting friends in this
vicinity. Mrs Raycroft was formerly
Miss Edith Williams-Thursday be-
ing a holy day. FIR O'Rafferty held mass
here. Confirmation will be held at Du-
rand this year. Bishop Foley OF Detroit,
will be there June 5, for confirmation
services The members of st Marys
parish will attend these services as
Bishop Foley will not be able to come
here for that purpose this year-Geo
Stanley is having serious eye trouble.
An operation was necessary Wednes-
day afternoon-Mrs Will Ferman Is
ill at her home south Of town with the
jaundice-Mrs Mai Brown of Bannis-
ter, and her mother, Mrs Frank Mills
paugh of Owosso, visited friends here
day-Mrs J T Bancroft and niece,
Miss Vena Perry. who has been her
guest for the past three weeks, returned
to Springport Friday. Mrs Bancroft
will visit relatives there for fortnight
john McElrsvey, who broke his
limb about three weeks ago, is not i'm
proving very fast and the outcome OF
the accident is considered very grave
Mr. and Mrs Kassina Perry OF Ann
Arbor, are guests at the home of his
sister. Mrs Will Spinks-Mrs 0
Green of Grand Ledge, and Mrs j F
Sutton of Lake Odessa, are spending a
few days with Mrs John McElravey--
Mrs Julia Beard and daughter Gladys,
spent Wednesday in Flint with friends
Mrs G M Waters and sister, Mrs
Jennie Scribner of Bancroft, went tc
Chicago Thursday. They will visit
Mrs Scribner's daughter, Mrs G w Goss,
for about two Week.-Mrs. Mabe
Post of Detroit, is expected here soon tc
visit friends. Miss Post expects to &c
from here to Washington, d G, for
years vacation and rest-Another car
load of eggs was shipped from here
Thursday by Rundell Brothers of Owes
so-David Cole, aged 20 years, drop
ped dead Thursday afternoon abou
four o'clock while planting corn in
field on the farm of Edward Hankin
son. Mr. Cole had complained of moi
feeling we'll, and was noticed to b.
stopping over for long time. His sor
Curtis saw his position and went t.
him. Mr. Cole was dying. A physician
was summoned but Mr. Cole passe'
away before he could reach there. Earl.
10 the week Mr. Coles youngest son
Lee, was convicted of serious offens
and sentenced to Ionia. The disgrac
is believed to have caused the death
, the parent. Besides a wife, Mr. Col
has been the father of Is children. IL o
whom are living. David Cole, Jr., LIVE
in Lansing, Ira Cole in Clio, Mrs Clyd
Ripley 10 Charlotte, Mrs Charles Ros
in Fowlerville, Mrs John Kimball il
Webberville, and Mrs Mart Britten Il
Howell, two sons are farmers in Antrim
and two reside with their parents thre
and one-h half miles east of town. M
Cole and family have resided in Antrim
for a number of years and are wei
known in this vicinity-Gaylor Mel
rill of Fowlerville, Mrs Will Stenge
and family and Miss Louise Merrill, al
, of Grand Rapids, also Cyrus Merrill o
Lansing, have been called here by tn
death of their father, Henry Merrill
In the baseball game at Game
Thursday, our boys won. the scor
| standing 2 to 0 in their favor. TIL
batteries were Reed and Taft for Gaine
and Cunningham and Show for tn
Morrice Reds II Mr. and Mrs VII
Spinks and guests, Mr. and Mrs E
Perry, Mr. and Mrs A L Beard an
daughter Hazel. and Mrs George Hon
ecker, made up party who motore'
. to Crooked lake near Howell, Frida.
evening, to spend few days fishinl
and camping out-A 8 Watkins o
this place and John Olcott of Perry, re
/, turned Thursday evening from thei
western trip. They visited McLaugh
lin, 8 d, and returned home by the wa