The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-09

James Pound. OF New York, are guests
of Owosso friends.
Tickets for the Republican banquet
October 2lst may be obtained at
Spragues drug store.
Probate Judge and Mrs Bush of Co.
runna, spent part of the week with
relatives in Carson City.
Co. H will start roller skating rink
at the armory for the winter A band
electric organ will furnish music.
Mrs. Winona Waters and Miss Lena
Gregory are in Detroit where Mrs.
Waters was compelled to go on account
of serious illness.
Edward Heinrich of Conway and Miss
Mary Lauerle of Shiawassee county,
were married by Rev. FIR. J. o. Raj.
ferty, Oct. 6 Howell Republican.
The Jennings g. Son store in Cor
unns was robbed of $50 Monday. Sus.
pected boys were interviewed by Sheriff
Herrick and one confessed and returned
the money.
Edward Taylor was fined IS and
placed on 80 days probation by Justice
Friegel, Monday, for being drunk and
disorderly at the home of his father,
Oliver Taylor, South Park street.
Hereafter liquor confiscated from per.
sons arrested must be held until the
person is corrected before 1t can be
destroyed and persons CONVICTED Of
being drunk and disorderly may be
sent to Jail for 80 days and fined 800 If
the ordinance governing these matters
Is amended as proposed at Mondays
city commission.
Mrs. Allie Ripley of Chicago, form
erly Miss Allie Bryan of this city, has
been elected president of the Fashion
Art League of America, an organiza.
ton that it is expected will make the
fashions for America and ultimately
for the world. If it is accomplished
millions of dollars sent yearly to foreign
designers and manufacturers will be
kept in America
The case of F. Johnson against d.
and S. Gage has been appealed to the
circuit court by the defendants through
their attorneys G.. E. Pardee and r. M.
Chrouch Both had a mortgage on a
COW and the defendants foreclosed but
the plaintiff secured the animal by re-
plevin and Justice Friegel ruled that
Johnson should keep the COW.
Mrs Cynthia Prindle aged rs years,
died Sunday, at the home of her son,
H. H. Trumbull s. Chapman street in
this city. She had lived in Owosso two
years, coming here from Grand Rapids
where she worked for many years az
a trained nurse. Funeral services were
conducted Tuesday, Mrs. Marsh, spirit
ualist officiating.
The case of Chas Beebe against the
M. G r. r. for $4,000 for being com
PEELED to get off train at Bay City and
remain in a cold depot several hours
after having been told the train went
through to Owosso, was put over the
term in the circuit court, Wednesday
because of an error in the date in the
declaration, Nov. 10 being given in.
stead of Nov. 10.
Miss Betty Pulyer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. s. Q, Pulver, celebrated hel
eighth birthday, Friday, at her home
on Exchange street, by entertaining
thirty. FIVE little friends at an Afternoon
party. The home was beautifully dec
grated with carnations, smilax aut
astors and pink streamers. A three
course luncheon was served and dane
ing and games enjoyed.
Miss May McCollum of Newburg, has
returned from England where she hat
spent several weeks visiting friends ant
sight seeing. She started in June fol
Germany to study music, but as tn,
conservatories are closed she had Il
give up her plan. With her parent,
and sister and Miss Molly Carrutherl
she spent Monday in Owosso.
The annual reunion Of the Rundel
family was held Friday at the home o.
F. d. Rundell, N. Washington street
ten families, all of Owosso, being rep
Q resented, including F. d. Rundell, aged
81 and J. o. Rundell aged IS. A larg,
I tent contained tables on which wer,
served dinner and supper. the afternoon
9 and evening being spent with music
a sports and games. The occasion was ,
A most enjoyable one.
Oscar Hslstead, aged 72 years, a vel
I known veteran of the civil war, died a
{ his home in this city Thursday nigh
t from stoppage of the passages to tn
y stomach, having been able to ca
q practically nothing since June first
8 By an operation and the inserting of
!. tube into the stomach it was hoped {
f prolong Mr.. Halstead's life but he wa
q to weak to survive until he had regaipe