The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-07-16

lux anu MIS- Dorubru DrehuBn le1t
Saturday for an extended visit in Lon
don, Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Rundell and
daughter and Mrs. Ray Gardner and
son left Friday for Topinabee for a
months visit.
A small fire on the roof of house
opposite the Malleables plant called out
the fire department Saturday for the
first time in two weeks.
Ray T. West of Chicago, was guest
of his father in-law, DR.. Vim. Jopling,
in this city part of the week. They
spent Sunday at Linden.
A small blaze evidently caused by
matches and small children, in the rear
of the Phillips & Taylor garage, called
out the fire department, Sunday.
DR.. j. J.. Havilaad, Henry Bray ton,
j. M. Terbush, George S. Brown, J. B.
Mcintosh, II. D. Lyon and L. M.
Hengesbaugh were Detroit visitors this
week.
DR.. s. s. G. Phippen was taken ser.
iously Ill at his home on West Main
street, Friday, with hemorrhage of
the stomach. He is much improved
now.
Misses Ivah Scott and Madeline Rice
have been elected as delegates to attend
tho N q tiopol oopuanton &c W WI ~
girls to be held at Lake Geneva, Wis >,
beginning the week of August 49,
An automobile collision on the corner
OF Washington and Main streets, Mon
day, resulted in a twisted fender on J.
Payne's machine and broken light on
DR.. j. j. Havilands car, but no one was
injured.
Herley Clark, aged 81, died at his
home in Perry, Monday, after long
illness, having been an invalid for
years, He is survived by his widow
and one son, Deward, who lives in
Battle Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. BRANDED attended
the BRANDED family reunion this week
which was held Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, at the home of the form
er's sister, Mrs. Mary Madden, in Lans-
ing.
Clare Bingham, well known Venice
tow nship farmer, and Miss Ruby VOL
colt of Mt Pleasant, were married last
week. Miss Wolcott is 10 years of age
and is the third wife of Mr.. Bingham,
whose age is so.
Theodore Ayres and Sherman Colby
paid fines of 81. 80 each to Justice Nc
Bride in Corunna. Saturday, on charges
of being drunk. They plead not guilty
and their trial was set for July 10, but
!, changed their pleas later.
Mrs. Mabel Rogers of Byron, has be.
gun suit for divorce, through her attor-
ney j. 81. Collins, charging that her
husband has called her names and
struck her. They have been married
four years and have one child two years
old.
Eighty persons attended the meeting
of the Maple River Welfare association
Friday afternoon. Rev. c. Il. Wolford
of Owosso. gave an address on Duties
OF Citizenship" Supper was served by
the Maple River Ladies aid society.
The assum psit case of VIM Rutledge
vs.. Alfred and John Luckhurst was
tried before Justice Mcbride in Cor.
unna, Monday afternoon The jury
rendered Judgment for 800 and costs.
This case was brought by Rutledge to
secure payment for personal services
in the cutting of timber on the farm OF
John Luckhurst.
Gilbert II. Card aged 80 years, died
at his home on Higgins street, Monday
evening rhe funeral was held Wed
nesday afternoon from the home, Rev
Foster of Corunna officiating. Deceased
was born in New York and after serv.
ing in the civil war returned tc
: Michigan and has lived in the state
since, coming to Owosso several years
ago. He is survived by his widow, 6
daughter Mrs Cora Lundy of Owosso
son Rev. W. L. Card of Port Austin
and son Wenton Card, of Durand.
. At the school meeting of Oak Gro y,
district, Monday, Albert Strauch wal
elected trustee to succeed Archibald
Wrigley, being nominated by Mr.. Wrig
ley. Charles Mcnamara questioned
, Mr.. Wrigleys right to preside at thu
8 meeting, calling his citizenship into
3 question, but Mr.. Wriglev swore to hi'
t citizenship and the objection was with
, drawn. The board now consists Of
r Edward Campbell, Charles McNamars
{ and Albert Strauch, and 1t is probable
quiet will reign for year in this dis
, trict which has had troubles enough
for one generation.