The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-01-23


town Monday after severe illness of
several weeks.
Charles Lemon, city mail carrier on
route 3, fell from his bicycle Monday,
breaking three ribs.
w. f. Whittemore has accepted a
position as bookkeeper for the Evening
Argus and the Tyler keystone.
E. F. Day of this city. is in charge of
creamery business at st Johns con-
Quoted by the Michigan Dairy Co.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver ID. Salisbury of Grand Ledge, a
son who is named David R. Salisbury.
Miss Clara Osborn entertained Satur-
day evening in honor of Miss Geraldine
Mahaney who leaves February first for
John Hopkins University to take a
nurses course.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Calvin Bentley spent
part of the week in Cleveland and De.
troit. Mr.. Bentley also went to Phila-
delphia on business.
Retiring manager James DeYoung
of the Consumers Power Co. was pre-
sented, Friday, with diamond studded
cuff buttans, from the local employees
os the company.
A fire alarm caused by room full of
smoke from disjointed stove pipe
called the fire department to the home
of Geo. Yates, S. Oak street, Tuesday.
No damage was done.
Martin Quinn. formerly of Owosso,
will return here to reside, having de-
cided that Michigan is better than Col.
orado. Recent billiards. killed large
numbers of sheep, and he sees little in
Colorado that is not beaten by Michi-
gan.
Mrs. Frank Ramsenthaler, aged 80
years, died at her home on Park street
in this city, Saturday, after short ILL
ness with peritonitis. The funeral was
held Monday, Rev. G. II. Hanks offici-
ating. With her husband she came to
Owosso from Fremont about a month
ago.
Annverette, the seven-year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Halstead
of this city, will leave Saturday for
France, where she will be educated in
French schools, making her home with
relatives. She will return home in
1915, for more or less extended stay.
The examinations of H. Newman
and L.. Hurth on a charge of stealing a
motor fran Grand Trunk freight car
at Owosso junction, was postpaned by
Justice Friegel, Monday, to January 30,
witnesses from Detroit being necessary:
The men are in Jail in default of bail.
Suit for divorce has been started by
Mrs Edna May Leyburne of Owosso
against AL. j. Leyburne. The plaintiff
met Leyburne when the latter came to
Owosso with show troupe, and later
married him and went on the stage
with him. She charges cruelty.
Dale, four year old son of Roy Rose
was bitten by dog belonging to Frank
Munger at the latter's home in Kerby
Sunday. The dog was on couch and
wheD the boy approached snapped at
him, his teeth striking the boys face
and jaw. AS the dog had previously at
tackled Ed. Kerby, it was shot Monday.
The Owosso 81 Corunna Ice Company
composed of 8. B. Lyman of Corunna,
and Plat Beebe of Owosso, is harvest
ing its ice crop on the river above the
dam in Corunna About 5000 tons will
be put up The ice is from 10 to IL
inches thick and 90 men are employed.
Delbert Butts, one of the ice crew was
injured Monday when he slipped and
fell running an ice spike into his leg.
He will be laid up for some time.
Remember the dates, Monday and
Tuesday, Jan. 26-27, and come and con-
suit DR.. E. w. Markers noted Chica-
go foot specialist, about your foot all
ments This is an opportunity every
foot sufferer should seize, as it may
never be offered again No charge and
no obligation to buy. Thome & Fris-
bic. Adv.
The case of Lynn Knapp of Bancroft,
against William McAvoy, of Six Mile
Greek, has been appealed to the circuit
court. The suit was brought for the
collection of labor claim and a jud G.
ment of SAL was awarded by Justice
Robert Mcbride last week. The de
PENDANT, who declared the claim
amounts to only $l4, is appealing.
On Monday, January 26, five petit
TONERS for naturalization papers will be
examined by Chicago examiner for
naturalization papers in the circuit
court. Those who seek to become
American citizens are VIM. McKendry,
Owosso; Arcuri Colorgo, Owosso; John
Kcsik, Owosso r F. ID. No. 8; Frank
Joseph Neckvil, Owosso, r. f. d. No
Z; Louis Malik, Owosso.
Coy. Ferris has accepted the invita-
ton of the Owosso Improvement AS
ISOLATION to be its guest at the luncheon
on Tuesday next. AS many more thar
tba nsual numher will desire to bs