The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-05-29
THE OWosso TINES
OWOssO. MICH, MAY 90. 1914.
Local News.

Mrs. F. J. Storrer spent part of the
week in Detroit
Are you larger Our stouts will fit you
suits to petticoats. Davis. Adv
Born, May IA, to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Mccall, N, Washington street, a
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Rounds of De.
troit, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sprague.
Mrs. II. A. Bailey has returned to
jackson after a visit with her brother,
j. M. Beckwith.
All suits, tango and all colors, at half
price; also very special, on 90 pretty
dresses. Davis. Adv
Mrs F. B. Cook of Jackson is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. B.
Estey, East Oliver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Willoughby will
entertain the North Owosso Farmers
club at the I. o. o. F. temple Friday.
Mrs. Guy N. Elsea and daughter Miss
Mildred, returned Sunday evening from
three weeks visit with relatives in
Detroit.
The Owosso Boiler works is employ.
ing gang of men in Chesaning, over.
hauling the boiler in that villages
water works plant.
Judge Miner in the circuit court,
Tuesday issued an order for the sale of
Fenton Light & Power Co plant at
Fenton on July 20.
Judge Miner has granted A. L.
Chandler q decree in the suit for for
fixture of lease of his farm, against
Fergus Wilson, the tenant.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week enning May 80, 1914:
Charles Haynes, VIM. Rhodes, Mrs.
Elva Richmond, Miss Lulu Westcott.
{, John Mars, who was taken to the
Pontiac state hospital last fall, escaped
from that institution a few days ago
butewas taken into custody in this city,
Saturday, and has been returned to the
hospital.
Eddie Barry of Corunns, charged
with carrying concealed weapons, ar
rested on complaint of John Ruedisuelli
was discharged Saturday, the trouble
having been adjusted, and the revolver
having been broken one.
The order of march for the ward
school children who will participate in
the Memorial day parade Saturday, is
as follows: Bryant, Washington, EN-.
erson and Central. All children who
will march are requested to meet at the
Central school early Saturday afternoon
and fall into line there.
Justin Shattuck and Cecil Post left
Monday on motorcycles for Indianapo-
lis, and Paul Ball and Fred Leopard left
Wednesday. DR.. Harold Hume and
Robert Wilcox left Thursday in an
automobile. All are to attend the races
at Indianapolis.
Bush & Bush, attorneys for the plain
tiff, secured q judgment Tuesday, in
the circuit court of 1921 in the case Of
Lee & Cady, corporation, against
George A. Aldrich, of Byron. The suit
was brought to collect on an amount of
merchandise sold to Aldrich by the
firm.
The Corunna high school baseball
team was defeated in Owosso Tuesday
afternoon by the Owosso high school
team. The score was s to 4. Shaw
and Cummins composed the battery for
Owosso. Bouck pitched for Corunna
and Martin caught.
Mrs. G. G. Day left Tuesday for q
trip to South Dakota, to visit her
daughter who resides there. She will
attend the North Shore. Chicago, Music
festival, which occurs this week, and
will visit in Green Bay, Detroit and
Saginaw before returning in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Robinson, of Tai
lapoosa, Ga, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Robinson's brother, J. FL.
BRANDED. Mr.. Robinson, who was
formerly of Owosso, recently sold his
lumber business in Georgia and viii
engage in the real estate business n
Detroit soon.
Mrs. William f. semske, aged 90
wears, died Tuesday at her home on
Dewey street, after long Illness of
cancer. Deceased was born in Ger.
many, coming to America when six
months old. She had been a resident
of Owosso nine years. Surviving are
her husband one daughter, Mrs. Levina
Tarroli and one son. Albert. The
funeral was held Thursday, Rev. E f.
Ewers officiating.