The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-07-31
THE OWOSSO TINES
OWOSSO, MICH, JULY 81. 1914
al News.

Born, Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs c. Il.
Miller, Water street, a son.
Hon. L. T. Hemans of Mason, was in
the city for short time Monday.
A. H. Northway is remodeling his
house on Adams street into two apart
ments.
A son was born Sunday, to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Scott Wilcox, of Linden, formerly
of Owosso.
Rev. Q. A. Wilkie and family Of
Howell, are visiting relatives in Owes.
80 this week.
Ebsnezer Gould, who is living at the
Odd Fellow Home in Jackson, is spend
ing the week in Owosso.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Frank Crandall and
daughter of Howell were guests of
friends in this city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Collins left
tuesday on trip to Point Lookout
and various other places.
julius Bowen of Sylvanis, Ohio, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Roy
Chrouch, North Washington street.
The examination of Louis Heyer for
violation of the hotel act, has been post
poned by Justice Friegel to Aug. %.
Hon. W. M. Fitzpatrick attended the
funeral of his brother. Joseph Kilpat-
rick, at Mumith, Jackson county, Tues
day. The deceased was 85 years of age.
John Tillotson of New York City,
was in the city part of the week, called
by the illness of his father. w. K. Til
lotson, VIII had been visiting at Albert
Todd's.
Mrs J. Wilson Latsne and daughter
Janet, will arrive from Chicago, Sun
day morning, and be guests Of the for.
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. O.
Place, Harding avenue
Francis Mitchell and Misses Lillian
Kerwin and Margaret Byrnes left We'd
nesday for Rochester, Mimi, to attend
the Fakler- Kerwin wedding. From
Rochester they will go to st. Paul,
Mimi, to be present at the K. of c.
convention.
Howard r. Daniels of Miles City,
Montana, arrived in the city Monday
on account of the serious condition of
his mother, Mrs. H. II. Daniels Mrs.
Daniels was to go to Harper hospital on
Wednesday for an operation but it was
found impossible to take her at this
time.
Major NJ. J. Phillips and family left
this morning to spend a month at Gray
ling, where Maj. Phillips has secured a
cottage near the site of the State mill
tary encampment. Maj. Phillips duties
as a member of the State Military
B )ard will require him to be in camp
during the entire month of August.
At his trial in Justice Peck's court in
Dursnd, Friday, on charge of larceny
of tools from the Grand Trunk, Will
lard Rownston, of Durand, changed his
plea to guilty. He was sentenced to go
days in the county Jail. The examna-
tion of Roy Maynard of Durand. on a
statusry charge was held in Justice
Cooks court in that village Friday, and
continued until September 8.
George A. Young, formerly secretary
of the Y. M. G. A. in this city and until
recently filling a similar position in
Ann Arbor, has become associated with
the Anti. Saloon League and has been
assigned to the work in the upper
peninsula. Mr.. Young will be found
ION the job" every minute and will
take with him into the work an ex.
perience which will make him a valu-
able man to the League.
The Republican voters should re-
member that E. T. Wilbur of Owosso
township, who is candidate for the
nomination of register of deeds, has had
experience which qualities him for the
Office. has been conscientious and
crreful supervisor and member of i'm
portant committees, has always stood
by the nominees of his party and is
deserving of consideration on primary
day, Aug. 25. Adv.
The Shiawassee Sportsmen's associa
ton has been notified that the state fish
commission will deliver to them Satur
day five cans of small mouth BLACK
bass. Two of these cans will be plant
ell in the Shiawassee river east of Co
runna and the remainder in the river
west of that city. Five cans of perch
will also be sent here. Deputy Game
Warden James Leggett win plant these
in the Agnew lake southeast of Ban
croft and in other lakes in that vicin
ity. Each can contains approximate,
5000 fingerlings.