The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-01-09
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ture show in Grand Rapids, part of the
week.
j 8. L. Clark. civil war veteran, was
taken to the Soldiers Home at Grand
Rapids, Tuesday.
Jay Terbush Jr entertained at stag
party. Tuesday evening. at his home on
King street
Mrs. F. w. Smith and daughter spent
the past week in Chicago with Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Knapp.
Miss Matte Green has returned from
Lansing and taken the position of
cashier at the d. M. Christian store.
The L. Y. Howell stock at Oakley has
been sold to Ray s. Babbitt of this city.
who will conduct the general merchan-
disc business.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Jan. 3, 1914:
John Blom, Carl Kanney, VIM. Noaker,
II. Ralston, Miss Hazel Ridsdale.
Geo. M. Gallo way of Shiawasseetown,
and Miss Elizabeth g. Darling of Van
derbilt, Mich, were married by Rev. J..
q. York, Wednesday morning.
Earl Wolaver entertained at six
o'clock dinner New Years day in honor
Of Misses Margaret Lydecker and Linda
Kenyon and Carl Schuman of Ann
Arbor.
Misses Harriet and Lilah Beemish
entertained, Tuesday evening, at their
home on Pine street, in honor of Miss
Lottie Beemish who is soon to be mar
ried.
The Michigan Poultry Breeders As.
ISOLATION will hold its fourth annual
round up at Detroit Jan. 10 to 90.
Catalogues may be secured of Fred M.
Grove in this city.
Sixty-four divorces were granted by
Judge Miner in the circuit court in the
year 1918. three more than in 1919.
Ninety eight divorce cases were begun
in 1913. and but eighty six in 1919.
The Liquid Carbonic Co., of Chicago.
came to Owosso Friday to replevin the
soda fountain sold last spring to G.. &
G. Captain, but after some misunder.
standings has been considered the mat
ter was adjusted and the fountain will
remain in their store.
Sumner L. Clark, an aged veteran.
became unruly at the home of Mrs.
) Emma Retain, Exchange street, Satur.
day. and was taken in charge by police
officers. He was sent to the Soldiers
Home at Grand Rapids in September
but returned, and has not been well
+ since.
: Charles p. Williams formerly of Cor.
unna, died at Mankato. Mimi, Dec. 80
He was pioneer of Corunna, being a
arrisge manufacturer, and one of the
firm of Manning. Lemon & Williams
+ His wife who died some years ago, was
! Miss Clarinda Beach of Corunna:
At a reunion at the Yerkes farm in
Bennington. Sunday, four generations
were represented by Mrs. 8. A. Yerkes
Mrs. A. M. Hume, DR.. Harold Hume
and his daughter Patricia. The home
, stead was named "Olde Acres" having
been secured from the state by the
, Yerkes ancestors many years ago.
, Judge Miner, in the circuit court, has
denied motion to set aside tina body
8 execution against DR.. George Bliss Of
8 Owosso on a judgment of $4,000 OBJ
3 tanned against him by J. r. Frances
Dr. Bliss furnished jail limits bond
The judgment was for malpractice.
3 Sheriff Herick's bill to the board oil
supervisors for the three months to Jan
. 1, shows 312 tramps had lodged in the
r jail over night, and the total board fol
+ prisoners and insane was 1898 65. There
has been a large increase in the tramp
, list, many of whom the sheriff said were
we'll dressed young men looking fol
work.
John E. Lighthill of this city and
I Miss Ida Richardson of Easton, wer,
= married Jan. 1, by Rev. y. II. Hanks
at the Congregational parsonage and
Q have been spending the week at tn,
home of the brides parents. They will
reside In this city the groom beinl
j, employed by Sturtevant & Blood Co
l He is corporal in Co. H., M. N. q.
l Corunna lodge of Masons will init
3 ate Supervisor Clayton Thomas thi
+. evening. and the chairs will be filled BY
supervisors as follows: Worshipfu
!. Master, s. Pratt, Laingsburg; Senior
' Warden, d. d. Curtis. Burton; JUNO
4 Warden, Guy Braden. Byron; Senio
, Deacon. William Mccullough, Durand
/. Junior Deacon, Bernard Kingsbury
8 Venice township; Stewards, Charlie
/ 81.