The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-16
The OWOSSO TINES
OWOSSO, MICH, OCT. 16. 1914
Loca al News,

Local News.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Estey spent part
OF the week in Ann Arbor
H. d. Lyon and J. N. Zimmerman
were in Detroit on business Monday.
Mrs. Albert West is in Detroit for a
visit of several weeks with relatives.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Collamer, Lansing street, daughter.
Born, Oct. s, to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Rainey, of New Lothrop, formerly of
Owosso, daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Cass Reed and family
of Vernon. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Payne.
Mrs. Arthur Alliton and daughter
are spending the week in Toledo and
Coldwater with relatives.
The Philathea class of the Baptist
church met Tuesday with Miss Sarah
McCracken, Exchange street.
Mrs. Vim. Devereaux and son of
Grand Rapids, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Detwiler, Exchange street.
Mrs. Kenny Parker, her mother. and
her son of Findlay, Ohio, are guests of
Owosso friends and relatives.
Mrs J. M. Terbush and daughter
Rizpsh, and Miss julie O'Connor spent
part of the week in Lansing
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips of Chi
cago Heights, Ill, arrived in the city
Sunday, to visit at the home of Michael
Phillips, Sr.
The Epworth League of the First NJ.
E. church enjoyed marshmallow roast
at the home of Miss Grace Almen-
dinger, Tuesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs w. Seely and son, Lee
land, and daughter, of Flint, were
guests sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. q.
Osborn, East Oliver street
DR.. A. NJ. Hnme attended meeting
OF the association Of Railway Chief
Surgeons at Chicago, Wednesday, and
an anniversary celebration of the form
ing of the Illinois Grand Lodge of
Masons.
Mrs A. NJ Hume and Mrs. II. A.
Brown attended the Eastern Star state
convention at Grand Rapids this week
representing Abigail chapter of this
city.
George Smith was fined SO Tuesday
by Justice Friegel for being drunk. 1t
was claimed he attacked two men in
building near the Sugar Factory, Mon
day, using an ak.
VIM. V. Robinson CT the Independent
Stove Co., has purchased a lot of W. l..
Hickey, on West Oliver street and will
erect a house on it and move to this
city from Lansing where he has made
his home for the past year.
Miss Esther Lyon entertained thirty
friends at the family home on Water
street Monday in celebration of her
fourteenth birthday. Games, music
and four course dinner made pleas.
ant time for the young folks.
Thirty five little friends of Laura
Jean Cedwallader assisted her in cele-
brating her sixth birthday at the family
home on Water street, Saturday. The
home was decorated in black and yell
low and Hallowe EN- designs. Games
nd luncheon were much enjoyed.
Banns for the marriages of Miss Rosa
Schymura and William Delaney of this
city; Miss Minnie Delaney of this city
and John Trench of Lansing and Miss
Kenney and Henry Riley of New Haven
we're called in st. Pauls Catholic
church, Sunday.
Thomas Lowery, arrested last week
for being drunk, and who promised to
appear in court next day after being
srraigned but failed, was arrested Mon
iay at the Grstd Trunk depot and on
Tuesday was sentenced to Is days in
The county jail by Justice Friegel.
The newspaper statement that Chas.
Hart had testified in the Ostrander-
Wilcox case that he had been arrested
and served Jail sentence for SANDER
Jig Mrs. Ostrander, proves to be abso-
lrtely untrue and Mr.. Hart states that
he had never had any disagreement
with the woman and that she had never
m ,de complaint against him.
Three Owosso thirsties went to Ches.
anhg, Sunday, secured lot of booze
which they carried internally and ex.
terrally, and while driving west on
Man street the horse ran away, de-
molshed the buggy, spilled the liquor
and ,ruised the men somewhat. The
men ,ettled for the damage to the rig,
but he fellow who sold the liquor is
still q large.
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