The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-05-12
See Brewster g. Ostertag's Ad on pag,
four of this issue.

four of this issue.
Leonard Grill left Tuesday for Min.
nesota where he will remain indefinite
ly.
Mrs. Leo Smalley and daughter of
Detroit are visiting Owosso relatives
this week.
A. M. Bentley returned Tuesday
from business trip of two weeks in
the east and south.
Mrs. G. s. Williams, Mrs. s. s. Miner
and Mrs F. ]. Mcdaniel are in Ann
Arbor to attend the May festival.
Mrs. Mary Sharpstene who has been
in Detroit. Waterford and Flushing for
several weeks, is in the city looking
after business matters.
The Junior hop of the Corunna high
school at the Casino, McCurdy park,
Friday, was attended by fifty couples
and pleasant time enjoyed.
E. o. Dewey will represent Owosso
tent No. SO Knights of the Maccabees
of the World at the state meeting to be
held in Grand Rapids on Tuesday next.
John and Roy Mclean of this city,
are to engage in business in Flint, hay
ing purchased racket store. They
will have the best wishes of Owosso
friends for success.
81. FL. Pulver of Laingsburg, was in
the city Tuesday on business. He is
installing new outfit in the post office
at Laingsburg and will haye a neat as
we'll as convenient Office.
George R. Paris, formerly resident
of this city where he was engaged in
business and afterward represented the
Owosso Casket Co. on the road, died at
his home in Saginaw, Saturday.
Tom Quigley, laborer, SO years old.
was arrested Saturday at Durand by
Deputy Sheriff Houghton. for drunk
enness. He was arraigned before JUS
tice Patched pleaded guilty and is sery-
ing ten days in the county Jail.
Justice Friegel has rendered a decis-
ion Of no cause for action in the case
of Thayer vs. Schultz, Rush township,
resulting from a loan of 3S bushels of
oats. The judge advised the parties to
the difference to crop their differences
and go home and be friends again.
May 4th at = o'clock at the Asbury
parsonage, Rev. J. f. Somers united in
marriage Jasper Rhynard and Miss
Minnie Mari, both of this city. The
couple were attended by the brides
brother and sister, Carl and Fern MARI
They will reside at 437 Clinton street.
The groom is fireman.
Owosso is fortunate in securing i'm.
provements in the postal service, it be.
ing the second place in the state to Sc
cure rural mail service and now it is
the third to be named for postal saw.
ings bank. 1t was also one of the first
to close the carriers delivery window
on Sunday.
Prosecuting Attorney Matthews, who
has been Inconvenience considerably
for the past two or three years with
failing hearing, left Tuesday for Ann
Arbor, where on Wednesday he under
went an operation. He expected to lie
absent about ten days or 80 at the hos.
pitsl. A host of friends hope he will
return much improved, though he does
not expect to have his hearing entirely
restored Pleasant Enterprise.
Invitations have been received by
Owosso friends for the marriage of
Mrs. Helen Graham burlington ard
Donald Whiting Hartzell, which will
take place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Wesley Conner, 121 King avenue,
Detroit, Monday June s. Mrs. Bur-
rington was formerly Miss Helen
Graham of this city, and has many
friends here who extend congratula
tions.
Testimony was taken Saturday of DIR.
q. L Cramer in the case Of Mrs. Mar
garet Watson of Owosso, against g. E.
Sharon of Minneapolis and the Ocean
Accident Corporation, in a damage suit
for $40. 900 begun by the plaintiff, wife
Of Rev. Johu Watson of this city, for
injuries received when the carriage in
which she was riding was run into by
an automobile driven by tie defendant,
Sharon. The accident occurred in
Minneapolis last Aunust. Attorney
William Watson Of Owosso, Is conduct
ing the case for his mother, the plain
tiff.