The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-07-28
A. ]. Byerly and Will Lovett spent
Wednesday in Detroit.

wednesday in Detroit.
Born, Tuesday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
August Schultz, East Williams street,
q son.
Mrs. George Westbrook and children
of Pontiac, are guests of Mrs. Kathryn
Tick and family, Corunna avenue.
Robert Crane and family are in Mt.
Pleasant to visit his parents. They will
also visit at Lake George before re turn
ing.
Miss Ada Gerow entertained We'd
nesday at her home on Oliver street in
honor of Miss Beulah Bradley of Fen.
ton.
DIR. and Mrs B. 8. Sutherland and
son left Tuesday for Cleveland, where
DR.. Sutherland attended the National
Dental convention.
T. B. Mccormick of London, Ont,
spent Sunday at DR.. T. B. Scott's, west
Oliver street and was accompanied
home Monday by his wife and two
children.
John Heidamous struck his foot with
pick, Monday, while working on the
pavement repairs, the point going
through. No serious result has fol-
lowed.
DR.. Geo. P. Sackrider of Henderson,
has returned from Chicago, where he
took a course of lectures and is now
enjoying vacation Of few weeks.
DR.. Harry Arnold has charge of his
practice.
Attorney Fred Northwsy of Dur and
has started two divorce suits in the cir.
cult court. Pearl Wallace asks for di'
vorce from Robert L. Wallace and
Bessie Ogden has applied for separation
from Clayton l.. Ogden.
DIR. H. A. Cossitt Of New York City,
is spending the week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Ccssitt, Saginaw
street. With his wife and daughter,
who have been here on four weeks
visit he will return to New York Tues
day.
Levi Barnes went to Chesaning Sat
urday, got drunk, laid down to rest by
the Owosso Michigan Central depot, lost
his sets of false teeth. his hat his liquor,
and paid S. to the city for his fun.
His teeth were found later and re.
turned to him.
Two men from Vernon lwere before
Justice Starkweather this week, on
complaint of Deputy Game Warden
Petit, charged with dynamiting fish
Each entered plea of guilty and was
fined S25, together with SO costs.-Mt.
Pleasant Enterprise.
The high wind Monday blew down
large tree in Judge s. s. Miners yard,
King street and in its fall the tree broke
down two smaller ones. Telephone
wires were broken somewhat and the
lights of the city were out after $50
because of breaks in the wires.
A son, born to Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Dingwsll of Ithaca, Saturday, lived
but few hours and the remains were
brought to Owosso, Monday for burial.
Mr.. Dingwall and Mrs. Ira Jeffrey &C.
companied the remains. Rev. G. Fl.
Hanks officisted at the burial.
Residents of North Washington street
presented a petition Monday to the
council to have curbing built on that
street and the matter was promptly
taken up by the Mayor and Street
Commissioner and plan has Deen
made that will result in all such re.
quests being acted on and improve
ments made.
As the extra session nears an end the
people of the country are interested in
the record made by the Democratic
House as indicating what the party
would do IL in complete control of the
Government. Two things stand ont
very conspicuously-the Democratic
tariff program and the pretended econ
omy but actual extravaganza and waste
of public funds,
Harry Bell, the baker, who recently
bid in the Reidy store building In Cor
unna at public sale, for l4OO, has
Just been notified that the state board
of escheats has. confirmed the sale. Mr..
Bell also becomes the possessor of the
vacant lot on the opposite side of the
street. The baker says he will remod.
ell the Reidy building and will occupy
it in the near future. The state Of
Michigan realizes about "a, 800 from the
ID a;dx astata after costs are Maid