The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-02-12

ieaVe sunday evening on business
trip to New York City.
Charles Ward of the Owosso Baking
Co, has purchased the d H. Lamb res
icence on West Oliver street.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Schneider,
Grace street, son; to Mr.. al d Mrs.
Charles Barnes, s. State street, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Thome were
called to Ypsilanti, Friday, by the death
of Mrs. Themes father, w. Burkheiser
j. Edwin Ellis and daughter spent
part of the week in Hamilton, Ont.
Mrs. Ellis and son were guests of De.
troit friends.
Take advantage of Allison q Son
Daily Diminishing Sale--goods go cents
on the dollar Saturday. Monday 50
cents ION the dollar Don't wait too
long. Adv
l.. q. Cudney has accepted the invi-
tation of State Highway Commissioner
Rogers to attend the Road Commits
sioners' Institute at Ann Arbor the
coming week. Mr.. Cudney is now COM
missionerof Caledonia township but is
seeking the: Republican nomination for
County Commissioner at the spring
primary.
Charles w. Ellsworth, formerly of
Owosso, died Friday in Grand Rapids
as the result of an operation for abscess.
The remains were brought to Owosso,
Monday, for burial. A. E. Osmer and
K. Beehler went to Grand Rapids, Sun.
day, to accompany the remains to
Owosso.
Mrs. o. G Green, formerly Miss Cora
Matlock, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
Willoughby Mailock who lived on s.
Shiawassee street in this city, died
Tuesday at her home in Grand Rapids.
The funeral was held Thursday at
Greenville. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Rush,
Mrs. J. G. VanCamp, Miss Laura Mat
lock and Roy Aberle of this city at
tended the funeral.
Frank Rundell, aged 90 years an
Owosso young man, is in the county
Jail awaiting trial on the charge of
stealing a watch from V. s. Kittle of
Owosso. Rundell slept at Kittle's and
sometime later it was found watch
hao disappeared It was found a
second hand store in Durand and Run.
dell admitted he had taken it.
The automobile driven by George
Kohlmeyer was struck by the Ann
Arbor switch engine on the South
Washington street crossing Monday
morning about o'clock. The rear left
wheel was broken and the running
board and fender were bent. The
damage is estimated at $50. The occu.
pants of the machine luckily escaped
unhurt.
The funeral of the late G. R. Lyon
was held Friday at the home, which
was crowded with friends, including
many members of the Masonic, Elk
aud Eagle lodges and u. of NJ. alumni.
The honorary pail bearers were Morris
Osburn, W. M. Fitzpatrick, s. s. Miner
and J. F. Wildermuth. The active
bearers, W. f. Hall, J. G. Shattuck, H.
K. White, F. E. Kohler, j. M. Terbush
and f. M. Miller.
George Hughes, employed by the In.
dependent Stove Co.. and John Gal.
lagher were arrested Sunday, for being
drunk, Hughes having visited Oakley
aud been refused passage on the train,
was brought back in an auto and left
at restaurant where he made a dis
turbance. Gallagher was insisting on
going to bed at west side hotel where
he was not registered. When arraigned
both plead not guilty before Justice
Friegel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Payne delightfully."-
entertained at reception at their HON,
1926 Summit avenue. Monday evening
In honor of their daughter who was
recently married to Marvin Reed o
Vernon. The young couple have jus
returned from their wedding trip t
Chicago, Ill. The home was prettil,
decorated with flowers and greener.
and about 90 guests were present Th,
bride received many lovely gifts amonl
which were linen. cut glass and china
Refreshments were served.
About $1700 worth of stock have beer
subscribed in the Owosso Sanitary Mile
e. Supply company. Ten men tool
this amount and more subscriptions ar
expected. 1t is probable that the com
pany. composed of Owosso milk dealer
aud farmers selling milk to the dealers
will operate either the David Moul,o
or Oliver Launstein plant until 1t
demonstrated that larger quarters ar
needed. The company desires to begi
operations not later than the first Q