The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-09-27

Dewey spent Thursday in Flint.
Mrs. ID. M. Tillman of Durand. ha.
been guest during the week at th,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Retain.
w. ID. Fitzpatrick of Detroit, visited
at the home of his father, W. NJ. Kill
patrick, from Wednesday until Thurs
day evening.
Mid@hipman Henry Sprague will
leave Saturday for Annapolis, Nd, to
resume his studies and duties in the U
s. Naval Academy.
Misses Geraldine Mahaney and
Marian Davis will go to Ann Arbor
Friday where they will resume their
studies at the U. of NJ.
Miss Irene Morton will go to Ann
Arbor Friday for short stay thence
she will go to Ypsilanti 20 enroll at
the Michigan state normal.
DR.: w. C. Maliskey left Thurs lay
morning for st. Joseph. He will be
Joined there, by Mrs. Maliskey, and
they will go to their new home in
Covington, Ky.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Doyle, of Bennington, and William
Rourke, of this city, will take place
some time during the month of Oct
ober.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Kelly have re-
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o., after being guests at The home of
the formers cousin, John r. Kelly,
Ball street.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Northway and
son, Robert, returned to Mt. Pleas
ant Thursday after visit with the
Doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Northway in this city.
Ground was broken Monday morning
for the construction of the Union Tele.
phone Co. building and with favorable
weather conditions the foundation will
be in within few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Church and son
have arrived in this city from Harbor
Springs, where they spent the sum-
mer and will be guests of Mr..
Church's father, l.. J. Church, Ridge
street, until Friday evening when
they will go to Ann Arbor. Mr..
Church will resume his studies at the
university.
The case against William Leach.
the vacuum cleaner salesman, who
was arrested on the charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses, has
been settled, Leach being employed
to continue the sale of the cleaners
by the concer nthat caused his ar
rest. He paid fine of $40 with costs
for selling without license.
Edward Weidman, OF the United
States navy, who for several years
has been on the war ship Whining
ton. being stationed n len of the
time in California and the PHILIPPINE
Islands arrived in this city Wednes-
day and is guest at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weld
man, Elm street
Congressman Fordney having been
called to the State of Washington by
business the Republican national com.
mittee pressed him into service and he
will make several campaign addresses
while absent.
Clifford DuBarnes and Miss Lola |
kanouse were married Tuesday after
noon by Rev. Powley. Miss Bess Kan.
,use acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. R.
Minor of Cohoctah, as best man. Mr..
Ind Mrs. DuBarnes and Miss Bess Kan.
,pse and Mr.. Minor left in the after.
noon for Detroit. They expect to be at
home in Perry next week
Oria n. Giersbrook of Alger avenue,
vas brought home Wednesday from
Gaines, where he was severely injured
Monday when he fell "a feet from the
'oof Of building where he was put
ing on cave. troughs for Welsh e.
Woodbury. of this city. No bones we're
,roken.
Mrs. Joe Gull, aged 25 years, died at
Ter home in New Haven township Tues
lay night after an illness of FIVE
months with tuberculosis. The remains
we're brought to the undertaking par.
ors of Knapp 81 Smith in this city.
he funeral was held Thursday morn
ng at 8 o'clock from st. Poul's Catho.
c church, Rev. FIR. P. j. Slane offici.
ting. The deceased Is survived by a
usband and two small children.
Mrs. II. l.. HOLSTER aged SO years,
led Tuesday afternoon at her home in
'enice township, two miles east of
,irby. She had been suffering with
sthma for years, but bronchitis was
he immediate cause of death. The de-
eased is survived by her husband, one
On, Samuel Martin, who resides In
two sisters, Mrs. F. J Lind
" of Vernon and Mrs. A. A. Owen of
enice; one brother, q. l.. Lindley of
ennessee. Deceased was born in Roch-
tier, N. Y, and was married to III. L.
.ollister 1S years ago. The name of