The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-06-05
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"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
a. A. Syverson, Saginaw street, Friday.
Mrs. Fannie Crawford and son
I Robert, have returned to Chelsea after
= visit ct the home Of + d. Crawford.
Mrs. Charles -Getson has returned to
her home in Chesaning after visit
with Mrs. g 3. Rigley, yr.. and other
friends -. f*
Mrs Arthur Alliton and daughter
and Mrs. L. s. Benson and son De-
Forest, visited relatives in Ovid this
Week
Rev and Mrs K. r. Stevenson of
Wayne, formerly Of this city, will be
guests next week of Mr. and Mrs James
Crossen.
Mrs T. NJ. Euler, E. Mason street,
( entertained party of ladies on Thurs
7 day afternoon in honor of Mrs Elmer
!, Joslin.
Mrs. w. E. johnson and children, of
<Ilos Cabezas, Arizona. arrived Sunday
to visit Mrs. Janette johnson and other
arelatives,
Miss Anna Deal is guest of her
sister, Mias Lillian Deal, having finished
her work in the McAlester Okla,
schools for the year.
Rev.fC r. Wolford has been in st.
LOUIS, Mich. attending the state con-
\ vention of the pastors of the Church of
Christ this week.
X Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Archer,
1916 \. hickory street. Monday morn
ing, son. The young mans name is
Robert Sidney
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Collins of
Jackso4 we're in Owosso Wednesday
on. their way to Linden to attend the
funeral relative.
A Gre unknown origin destroyed a
Qne.story frame dwelling on@O lmstesd
'atreet. Monday might Ihs huildipg
WIS ownedsby y. r. Cute. -. ~ /
Mrs. Warren h. Smith and son Wal
ter, of Sygnet. Ohio, are visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
e, Upham, 10 s. Elm street.
The following persons have been adj
ded to the Dorcas Home board: Mrs.
e. F. Consnt, Mrs. HIP. Davies, Mrs.
G. d. Bell, Mrs. A. A. Crawford and
Mrs. Il. E. Payne.
Mrs. E. 8. Waterman left Tuesday
for Columbus, Ohio, where she will
meet her son Reginald, who is return
ing home from his school work at
Randolph Macon Academy in Virginia.
A large barn on the farm of Joe Will
liams in Caledonia township was burned
Tuesday afternoon. The loss was
partially covered by insurance. Hard
work by neiehbors saved the other
buildings which were very near the
burning barn.
aFire, resulting from lightning car
ried into the building by an electric
light wire, did about $500 damage to
the home of Mrs. George Setter, over
the Setter meat market on South Shia-
wassee avenue, Corunna, during the
storm Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Moore left Monday for
indianapolis, Ind, to visit her son,
Chas 8. Graham, formerly of Owosso.
From there she will go to Rome, Ga,
to visit another son, William J. Ora
ham. Mrs. Moore's sister, Mrs. G. 8.
Lindsey, will accompany her.
Friends here have received announce
ments of the marriage of Miss Mary e.
Lyon and Isaac M. Taggart, Saturday.
May 30, at Johnstown. Pa. They will
reside after June 90 at 300 Prospect
street, Massillon, .. Mrs. Taggart
was formerly supervisor. of music in
.tbe Owosso schools and has many
friends here who extend congratula-
items.
The final arguments in the case of
DsIbert Walters vs.. Charles VamCam-
pen, were made before Judge Friegel
last week. Briefs were also filed, as the
court wished to look up the authorities
poverning the case. Before he arrived
at decision the plaintiff concluded to
submit to a non.suit. Pufver d Pond
appeared for the, plaintiff and w. A
seegmiller for the defendant.
The Corunna high school base oaii
team was beaten by the Owosso facuity
team at the McCurdy park diamond
Tuesday by score of II tos. Wendeii
Bush pitched for the locals and Arthur
Martin caught Carr hurled for the
visitors. James Cole, the Corunna
short. stop, was badly spiked in'the LETT
lao when Harold Skinner, the owosso
teams third baseman, slid into him
while stealing second in the FIRST inning