The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-11-13
THE OWOSSO TINES
OwOSSO. MICH, NOV. IS. 1914.
Local News.

Local News.
Try those ice picnics at Esterbrook
grocery. Adv
Frank Phillips of Detroit, spent Sun
day at the family home.
Miss Mary Marriott has gore to Anr
Arbor to accept position.
The Octo Bridge club met "Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. T. b. Scott, Yves
Oliver street.
Mrs. Wellington Williams spent tn,
week with her daughter, Mrs. R. G
Neil. in Battle Creek.
The Sophomore foot ball team of the
Owosso high school defeated the fresh
men team Friday, 30 to3.
Mr.. and Mrs. jackson Anderson Of
Detroit, are spending the week with
relatives in Owosso and vicinity.
Max Williams was home from M. A.
c. over Sunday. He was accompanied
by his room mate. Roy Weinburg.
Samuel Kinkerter, West King street,
who was operated on at the Swayze
hospital some time ago, is improving
and was taken home Monday.
Byron Knapp and wife of Chicago,
H., visited relatives in Owosso, Sun
day, en- route home from the football
game in Ann Arbor on Saturday.
Mrs W. L. Colby, Mrs. F. D. Kribs
Herbert Kribs, Mrs. w. Lawson and
Ansel Lawson, of New Lothrop, spent
Sunday at the home of w. E. Kribs.
The meeting of the Merry Twelve
has been postponed until Noy. 18th,
when 1t will be held at the home of
Mrs. Sarah Thompson, 606 Woodlawn
avenue.
w. E. Deneen and Jack Coleman
beth of Owosso. were fined 30 and $15
and costs, Saturday, in the municipal
court for being drunk on the streets
Friday.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Nov. Z, 1914:
Albert Anderson, Chas. Benaway, Bert
Connors, Mrs. G. L. De France, Mrs. l..
Hoose, John Stevens.
Mrs. Levalley Dimmick and daugh-
ter, Miss Eloise, and Guerdon Dim
mick, went to Ann Arbor, Monday
m forming, te-yisit the formers mother,
Mrs. o. B. Estey.
John T. Martin, Frank Mier and
Oliver Whitford left Monday morning
to spend ten days or two weeks camp
ing and hunting deer in Roscommon
county
Glen Courier was brought to Owosso
from Elm Hall, Saturday. to answer to
charge of felonous desertion preferred
by his wife, whom he married several
months ago to escape prosecution, and
then deserted.
Richard Strong. farm har d from
near Morrice. claimed to have been
knocked down and robbed of SCI,
knife and air of gloves near the NJ
G. depot Friday evening.
Miss Reva Woodman of Owosso, was
awarded $40 by the National Progress
sive Party county committee for her
compilation of 1901 words from the
letters in the party name.
Floyd Hewitt of Owosso, who was
recently arrested for violation OF the
local option law, was given 40 days in
the county jail, by Judge Miner in the
circuit court, Monday.
Taking we'll filled baskets, party of
ladies pleasantly surprised Mrs. ID. r.
Salisbury Monday afternoon, the occa-
sion being her birthday anniversary.
The hostess was presented with beau
tiful bouquet of carnations.
Mrs. f. l.. Griffith returned Saturday
evening from Hart where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. Whal-
lev. Miss Eva Griffith, who has been
spending the past four months in Hart,
returned home with her mother.
Automobiles belonging to John Walsh
who lives near Corunna, and Earl
Field of Vernon, colided Sunday even
ing. on the corner of Dewey and Oliver
streets in this city, the nine occupants
of the cars escaping without injury,
although the Field car was much dam
aged, the lights, wind shields, fender
and both front tires being ruined, and
the other car badly marred.
The case of Mike and Anna Rhea
.,o;ost Clarence and Della Cudney was
settled Friday. in Corunns. The Rheas
boupht farm of Cudney but were be-
hind In payments, when Rhea, because
O, o her troubles, went away. Frank
China assisted Mrs. Rhea, taking
mortgage which was turned over to
Cndney. The Rheas later wanted to
pay up and get deed, and began suit
to compel Cudney to give the deed.