The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-07-11


Hawcroft. a son.
Richard Starr of Chicago, is a guest
of DR.. w. G. Msliskey.
Frank J. Mcdaniel left Monday for
Sanford, Florida, on business.
Born. Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Detwiler Of Pontiac. q daughter.
II. A. Copeland was fined $40 by JUS
tice Friegel Saturday, for violating the
speed ordinance June 80.
Mrs Olive c. Hoyt, an old resident of
Corunns, died at her home Saturday
after long illness.
Mrs. e. G. Osborn entertained her
Sunday school class Tuesday evening at
her home on Oliver street east.
Donald and Colin Mccormick left
Monday morning for Ridgetown, Ont,
to spend several weeks with relatives.
Register of Deeds Cole and Deputy
County Treasurer Colby were called to
help in the hay fields at their farms this
week.
City Treasurer A. T. Wright and
Attorney Paul V. Gsdola have opened
an office on the third floor of the Miner
building.
Lydia Freeman has begun suit for
divorce from her husband John. Both
lived in Owosso, but the husband is
now at Frankfort.
Miss Margaret Berresford entertained
Monday at luncheon in honor of Mrs.
John O'Loughlin and daughter who
left this week for Indianapolis to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Wright left Sun.
day for trip to. Colorado and Utah.
Mr.. Wright will return in four weeks,
while Mrs. Wright will remain several
weeks longer.
Mrs. II. M. Durham announces the
engagement of her daughter, Sophia
Estelle. to Prof Floyd Wayne Moore of
Winona, MINI. The wedding will take
place in the late summer.-Alms Rec
ord. Both were former instructors in
the Owosso high school.
Nellie Hoard has been granted d.
vorce from Frank Hoard and custody
of her two children by Judge Miner.
She lives in Owosso, and her husband
whom she charged with cruelty, is liv-
ing with his parents in Shiawsssee
township.
Mayor BRANDED and City Attorney
Pulver were present in Toledo, the last
of the week when blocks for paving the
Washington street bridge, were tested
with creosote oil and it is certain the
city will have the best possible supply
this time, q pressure of 10 lbs. to the
cubic foot being used instead of 16 as
guaranteed.
Aid. Elmer Shuts and wife were
victims of hoodoo July 4. They were
on the steamer at Pine Lake when the
pilot ran the boat aground, and later
on two cars that were burned out on
the interurban, arriving in Owosso at
10 o'clock after starting from Haslett at
A o'clock.
Former State Representative John ].
Whelan of Corunna, was overcome by
heat at the Gaylord garage, Monday
afternoon, and collapsed while leaning
against pillar. A physician was called
and administered to him, and he soon
recovered sufficiently to be taken to his
home.
Married, Saturday, at the h ONE Of
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Kurrle in this city,
Miss Cora Cords of o wosso and Edward
Frey of Detroit, Rev. w. Ostroth per-
forming the ceremony. A wedding
supper was served to twenty-five guests.
The couple will reside in Detroit.
David Graham won q bear at shoot.
ing contest conducted at the sugar fac.
tory Friday, by VIM. Frisbie and
Robert Wilcox Frisbie and Graham
tied on the first target, but Graham
won on the second. with 9. ID. Bell and
|, VIM. Murphy closely following. The
shooting was at 80 yards. A crowd
attended the shoot.
Miss Fanny Mead has sold her resi-
dence on Water street to J. r. Kelly
and has commenced packing her house
hold goods preparatory to removing in
the fall with her sister, Mrs. Grac,
Wesener, to California to reside. The
ladies have purchased fifteen acr,
/. fruit ranch and will make their hom
on the same