The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-16


George Hansman of Detroit spent
Sunday in this city with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cheal of Chicago,
are guests at Robt. Cheal's, King st.
MIR. and Mrs John Evans and daugh.
ter spent part Of the week in Portland.
Mrs. G. A. Lawrence and Miss Lola
Wood are in Cleveland, Ohio. on bust
ness.
Mrs. Alice Fulham and son of Frank
fort, Ind, are guests at the home of J.
Fl. Copas, Jr. =.
The Knights of Columbus viii hold q
return leap year party at the lodge
rooms Feb 90.
Casper Holt aged SO years, fell Mon
day, at the home of his son, 1877 Null.
berry street, fracturing his hip.
Charles Thorn of Denver has been a
guest of his sister Mrs. Jas. Copas and
his son, Louis, in Owosso this week.
Mt Pleasant high school defeated
Owosso high at basket ball at the I. o
o. F. temple Friday evening 4S to 8.
Vepzel Cukr and Miss Mary Brodac
of Owosso. were married Saturday by
Justice Peacock in the county clerks
office.
The house at 496 E. Williams street
owned by Mrs E Jacobs and occupied
by G. B. Fuller and family was partial.
ly burned Friday evening, the loss
being about $500. the furniture being
practically all removed.
r. p. Bigelow has secured an injunc.
ton against William McAlpine, tenant
on the Bigelow farm, restraining him
from disposing of any property or mis-
using the stock, claiming McAlpine has
violated his contract.
Prof G. Bolle of Northwestern Uni.
versity. Watertown, Wis, has returned
to his home after visit in this city
with his father, G. Bolle. ST., at the
home of Mrs. Mary Therman, Milwau.
kee street.
w. d. Alexander, who has resided in
the city for few months past while
running as substitute mail clerk on
the Ann Arbor railroad, left Wednes.
day for his home at Ssndusky, Ohio
G. HI. Mesic of Milan, Mich. takes the
place on the Ann Arbor as a regular
clerk.
Judge Miner granted divorce. Tues
day. to Eva Whitehead Boylan from
Charles Boylan of Sciota township on
her crossbill to his action for divorce.
The husband must also pay all costs
including her attorneys fee. Boylan's
claims that his wife was not in proper.
physical condition when he married
her, were evidently not believed by the
court.
The mothers meeting of the first
ward was held at the home of Mrs.
Getchel Friday afternoon and elected
the following officers: President, Mrs.
Julia johnson; vice president, Mrs.
Eliza Freeman; secretary, Mrs. Ina
Sidman; treasurer, Mrs. r. butcher;
flower mission, Mrs. w Dumond.
The examination of Amion Wheeler,
better known as kid" Wheeler, Sam
Roark and Mrs. May Parry. on charge
of violation of the local option law,
which was to have been taken up by
Justice Friegel Tues lay, has been ad-
journed one week owing to the fact
that Prosecuting Attorney Collins is
busy in the circuit court.
Mrs. Jennie Chapman, aged SO years,
died Tuesday, at her home on West
Main street after an illness of two
weeks with pneumonia. The funeral
was held Thursday, Rev. Geo: Laugh.
ton officiating. Mrs. Chapman was
born at Pittsburg in this county, and
spent her life in and near Owosso She
is survived by her husband, Frank
Chapman, her mother, Mrs. Camelia
Pitts, a brother, Eugene Pitts of Hen
derson, and sister, Mrs. M. L Hutch
ings of Ashley.