The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-06-06

Bernard Ward was home from De-
t-oit part of the past week.
John T. McCurdy of Corunns. has
gone to Wyoming to spend several
weeks.
Rev. G. r Woolford attended state
convention of the Church of Christ at
Saginaw this week.
Misses patent leather and gun metal
2 strap pumps. sizes ST to 2. $l.25 and
81. so pr. Thome & Frisbie. Adv
Miss Minnie Drake left Monday for
Chicago and will soon leave for Cali
fornia where she will open dressmaking
parlors probably at Los Angeles
Women's white canvas two strap
p amps, values to $500, Saturday only
Sl.00 pair Thome q Frisbie. Adv
No more Sunday ball games will be
allowed at McCurdy park, the common
council having ordered the constable to
arrest anyone attempting to play.
R. NJ. Coppernall has moved his
family to Chaplin, his wife who is i'll
with tuberculosis, desiring to end her
days at her old home.
Street cars stop now before reaching
the corner of Washington and Main
streets, the order being issued because
of a narrow escape from head ON col.
lision last week between a home car
and the big suburban Car.
William Bofysil told the mems class
Of the Congregational Sunday school Ct
life in his old home near Lebanon, Pal.
estine, and of his experiences in leaving
home and coming to America.
Robert Hunt, the Montrose youth ar
rested last week on charge of attempt
ed rape, plead guilty in the circuit court
Saturday. The offense was committed
last February and the young fellow es.
capped detection until last week.
The marriage of Seth Burnett, son of
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Burnett of Co.
runna and Miss Martha Price of Flint,
was solemnized at the Catholic church
in Merrill. Wednesday. The groom is
well known in Corunna and in Owosso
where he lived several years. They
will reside in Saginaw.
Ignac Fisher, who resides on the old
AFFORD farm north of the Carson sch DOL
house. in Rush township, is in the
county Jail awaiting arraignment on a
charge of assault and battery preferred
by Joseph Kasik who charges that Fish.
or belabored his son, youth of about
16 or II, with broomstick.
Mrs. Betsy Morse, aged 81 years,
died Monday at her home in Byron.
The funeral was held Wednesday.
Mrs. Morse was one of the oldest resi-
dents of this county, coming from New
York state when an Indian trial was
the only highway. Until the death of
her husband seven years ago they lived
at Juddville.
Earl Durham has purchased the drug
stock and business of Glen T. Reynolds
in Corunna, and will continue the bust
ness, Mr.. Reynolds retiring after six
years as proprietor of the store and
seventeen years in the drug business
because of i'll health. After vacation
Mr.. Reynolds will engage in the whole
sale drug business in some other city.
Mr.. Durham is a we'll known Corunna
young man, an excellent pharmacist
and will enjoy good patronage.
Miss Florence Velker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V9lker, of Perry, died
Monday at Petoskey after short i'll
ness of appendicitis. With her mother
she went to Petoskey to see sick uncle
and was taken i'll and an operation
proved fatal. The remains were
brought to Perry and the funeral held
Thursday, Rev. Ostroth officiating
The family have the sympathy of
many friends in Owosso where they
formerly resided,
VIM. H. Rust, aged SO years. dep
Saturday, at the home of his nephew,
Donald Rust, 8. Chapman street, after
two weeks illness. Mr. Rust was born
in New York state. coming to Michi-
gan So years ago. He was veteran of
the civil war, and member of the NJ
E. church and the Odd Fellows. Fun
eral services were held at the nephew's
home Sunday afternoon and at Byron,
Monday morning, Rev. J. P. Cooper
officiating.