The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-07-04
The OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY, EDITOR.
OwOSsO, MICH, JULY 4, 1918.
Local News.

Rollin Morgan was home from AL
pena part of the week.
Robert Danforth is spending the
week at Frankfort.
E. Cudney and B. OFT are attending
summer school at Ypsilanti.
Max Williams left Saturday for
Mackinaw to spend the summer,
The Ithaca baseball team defeated
the Owosso team Friday 6 to at
Ithaca
Herman Klingbiel has returned from
Milwaukee to spend the summer at
home
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Parker are en-
ioying an outing at their cottage at
Topinabee.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fitzpatrick and
daughters and Miss June Bunting are
at Frankfort for an outing.
The Misses Edith and Ina Gabriel
have gone to Ann Arbor to attend sum-
mer school at the U. of M.
Or. and Mrs. J. o. Parker and daugh.
ter and Miss Marian Davis motored to
Mt Pleasant, Sunday.
The Reliance Motor Truck Co. has
closed its factory temporarily and an
inventory is being taken.
Miss Dorothy Vedder. formerly of
this city was married last week to NJ.
F. Harrison at Battle Creek.
The Owosso base ball team defeated
Perry, Saturday 10 to 0 at Dewey park.
The Owosso team plays two games in
Mt Pleasant today.
Miss Cora underwater, music critic
in the Lacrosse Wis, schools, is at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
p. Vandewater, in this city for the
summer.
Misses Donna Edwards and Alta
johnson left Sunday for trip to Alaska
and the Canadian northwest and will
go to Portland in the fall to remain
indefinitely.
Miss Nina Grove entertained Satur-
dav at dinner party in honor Of
Misses Berneda and Carroll Pierson of
Fiat. Miss Gladys Copeland of Can
d IN \ d. was one of the guests.
Mrs .. A. Sweat, Mrs. Colin Green
WAR AID Mrs. S.>Hamilton entertained
the tIrst NJ. E. Ladies' Aid society at a
Business meeting and coffee Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Sweat on Williams
street.
DEGREES haye been granted in the
following divorce cases: Jennie Nun
roe vs. Hiram Munroe, Owosso; Hiram
Lamphere vs.. Florence Lamphere
Owosso Elsie Munson vs. Edward
Munson, New Lothrop.
Miss Diavola Springett arrived safely
in Europe, Saturday. after pleasant
voyage. A cablegram reached her
father Aid. s. Springett, Saturday.
Mamma HIATT was fined $50 and
sentenced to serve 90 days in the county
Jail by Judge Miner in the circuit court
Monday for violation of the local
option law at Perry.
Mrs. Leigh Christian left Tuesday for
Chicago and will go from there to.
Glenn Lake in Leelanaw county, where
she will spend the summer with her
mother at the family cottage.
The funeral services Sunday after
noon at Oak Hill cemetery for Allen
Markham were attended by number
of Masons and other friends and the
Masonic ritual was used. Rev. c. 81.
Hanks conducting the service.
Earle G. Rezford is the guest of his
mother Mrs. Julia Rexford, Oliver
street, during his vacation from his
work with a leading theatrical Company
which has been in Indiana and other
central states the past year.
Geo. Tillman of Byron, was arreste d
the last of the week for larceny and has
been bound over to the circuit court for
trial. It is claimed he stoleI$7O and
watch from farm residence. He was
recently discharged from the. u. s.
srmy. Tillman made the eleventh
prisoner at the county jail, eight OF
whom were under % years of age.
Following is list of letters remain
ing uncalled for at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending June %, 1913;
q. L. Brooks, A. J. Cole, Reid to X. l
box go. w. J. Duryea, John Haglop,
Mrs. Ralph Hurbert, Eddie johnson,
F.E Marshall, Mrs. Dortha Moore, Nj.
p. Muller, Miss Iva Mold, Charles
Shuts, Mrs. VIM. Stevenson.