The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-10

| ooA VI rhHo' was III tne Guy MONDAY
looking after Uncle Sans interests.
Several Owosso fans attended the
opening game of the Southern Mich
gan base ball league at Lansing We'd
nesday.
Master Ted Mccullough had the mis-
fortune to lose the end of the thumb on
his right hand, in q bicycle Tuesday
afternoon. ,
Fortv-eight births and the same mum.
Der of deaths were reported to the state
board of health from this county fol
the month of March.
r w. Perry is driving a pair of
Shetland ponies from Iowa to his home
in South Dakota by way of Michigan
visiting In Owosso and other cities.
F. II. Watson Of Detroit, was a guest
at the home of DR.. A. M. Hume over
Sunday, and on Monday attended to
legal business in the circuit court.
Mrs. VIM. Guipe was pleasantly sur
prised at her home on North Washing
ton street Tuesday by fifty neighbors
and friends, who came to celebrate her
birthday.
| Judge Emmett L Beach Of Saginaw,
and J. Earle Brown of st. Johns, prom
inent Democratic politicians, were in
the city Tuesday. doing little work
along presidential lines
J. Edwin Ellis of the Independent
Stove Co. of this city was in Detroit
this week 10 attend the convention Of
the National Association of Stove
Manufacturers at the Ponchartrain
hotel
Judge Miner granted Mrs. VIM. A.
Stewart a divorce, Monday, and inside
of an hour she was Mrs. Richard Adler
of Port Hope, Mich, the ceremony
being performed in the county clerk s
Office.
E p Gilbert left Tuesday to spend the
summer in his cottage on the shore Of
Mullet Lake, near Topinsbee. Mr..
Gilbert recently purchased fine new
launch and will find all kinds of enjoy
ment during the next few months.
Mrs. John Brooks has returned from
Cleveland, O., where she attended the
funeral of relative. She was accom-
panied by her brother. J j. Davis, her
son Clarence and her niece Miss Ruth
Davis, who are guests at the Brooks
home on Adams street.
w. A. Seigmiller, an attorney of
Chicago. has been IN Owosso this week
considering opening an Office here.
With Mrs Seigmiller, who was former.
ly Miss Sophie Shwarz. teacher in the
high school, he will return to Owosso
next week.
M. F. Blair recently made application
to the government fisheries through
Congressman Fordney for a consign-
ment of small mouth black bass to place
in the Shiawassee river and has re.
ceived word that his request has been
acted upon favorably.
| A surprise was given Mrs. VIM.
Eggleston, South Washington street,
by her friends and neighbors on
Wednesday evening, it being her
birthday anniversary. A very en-
joyable evening was spent by all.
Mrs. Eggleston received many beau
tiful gifts.
Clarence F. Miesen of Carrollton, KY,
formerly of this city, has been granted
a patent on folding crate. which can
be used for shipping furniture or large
pieces of merchandise and then folded
and returned 10 the shipper at small
expense to be nsed again 1t looks like
q seryiceable article.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Orr, are the
happy parents of twin girls, born to
them Sunday morning. one weighing
n and the other 81 lbs 1t is hardly
safe to say which is the proudest mem.
Der Of the Orr household, the delighted
grandmother or the parents-Caro AID.
vertiser! Mr.. Orr was former resi-.
dent of Owosso.
1t is reported that the M. U. T. COM
pany will establish through service
from Owosso to jackson on it's interur
ban lines, and that other changes are to
he made in the schedule TO take effect
June 1. No details of the rumored
changes could be obtained at the local
offices of the company.-Lansing Jour.
nal.
Mrs L. Cowell, south Chapman
street, was attacked by yearling calf,
Monday, knocked down and trampled
on and severely injured by the animals
horns in the back. and an ankle sprain-
ed. The calf was in the pasture where
Mrs. Cowell pastured her cow and had
| cavar obouad aiona of viciou an aaa Ia.