The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-05-28

Sunday of John G. VanCamp.
Melbourn DeYoung has returned from
Ferris school at Big Rapids and is as
sisting in the Wright clothing store.
H. w. Flick of Michigan Trust com.
pany of Grand Rapids, began his work
OF auditing the citys books Monday.
The Baker Institute base ball team of
Flint. Saturday afternoon at McCurdy
park defeated the Corunna team by
score of too
Chief of Police W. 8. Patterson and
son Clyde, were in Sheridan, Tuesday,
where they attended the funeral Of mir.
Patterson's sister.
The Women's Missionary Society of
the Baptist church met with Mrs.
Buckminster. 428 North Washington
street, Tuesday afternoon.
Fred Aberle and little granddaughter,
Miss Ernestine, are hero from Los
Angeles, California. Miss Ernestine
will remain here with her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goemann of Mansfield,
Ohio, were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs Fred WEIGH. Mr.. Goemann is
! one of the largest grain dealers in the
country.
The Owosso high school base ball
team defeated Fenton high team at
Athletic park Saturday, 8 TO 7. The
game was loosely played but pleased
large crowd of spectators.
The Young Ladies' Missionary society
of the Congregational church was en-
tertained Tuesday evening at the home
of Miss Gertrude ScheIzer, 533 Adams
street.
Marguerite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
w. d Griffith, of the Grand River
road, and Ever EFT L., Griffith of Lans-
ing, were married in Lansing Wednes-
day afternoon. They will reside on the
farm with her parents this summer.
Elk. Mayor George W. Clark has is I
sued invitations for the marriage Of his
daughter, Miss Neva, to Harold II.
Lyon, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Lyon
of Owosso, on Wednesday, June 8, at
high noon, at his home in Corunna.
Judge Miner released Guy Phillips
with lecture in the circuit court Fri
day when he was brought in by County
Agent Hanks for not reporting to the
latter regularly while out on probation
for a local option violation.
Mrs. Albert Steele was CONVICTED of
FIRST degree murder By jury at Mus
kegon, Friday, for the killing of her II
year old step.daughter. The jury were
out II minutes. The woman was jeal-
Gus of her husbands affection for his
daughter.
Many Owosso friends mourn the sud-
den death in Lansing, Saturday, of
Mrs. II. R. Pattengil), wife of OK. super
intendent of Public Instructor Patten.
gill. She was prominent in church and
social work of Lansing for many years
and was highly esteemed by friends in
| all parts Oh michigan.
| About 90 relatives of Thomas M.
Wiley, 315 North Water street, gave
him delightful surprise Saturday
evening in observance of his 73d birth.
day anniversary. At $50 o'clock a
dinner was served and the evening was
spent in sociability.
The American Malleables company 8
base ball team won from the Flint
Knights Of Columbus team at Flint,
Sunday afternoon, by score of o to /.
Gertz, right hand pitcher from De
troit, hurled for the Owosso team. He
was opposedlon the mound by South
Michigan league hurler, but the visitors
found the latter's Offering easy. On
the other hand Gertz pitched good
game and errors combined with a hit
gave the Flint team its only score.
Rev. Hartley Cansfeld of the First
M. E. church, gave an address at the
Lansing district Epw, rth League con.
vention at Alma, Saturday night and
: preached the convention sermon sun.
day morning. Prof Mitchell of Alma
college, preached at the morning ser
vice of the Owosso church, and Rev.
Cansfield was here for the regular even
ing service.
; The commissioners on claims 10 the
estate of the late Mrs. Anna Dudley
met Monday. The largest claim against
the estate is that of Mrs Dudley's son
Harry, for about $4,000 1t is claimed
that ne was not remunersted for hi
services and expenses on the farm
, Mrs Dudley's daughter, Anna Sibley
r presented bill for supplies in the hom'
t at the time of her mothers death. A
g L Chandler, counsel for Mrs. Dudley