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


Mrs. Shirley Waugh and sons, Hugh
and Robert, of Detroit, are spending
several DAYS with relatives here.
Miss Leona Bsughman will leave
Saturday for Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
Pa, to spend several weeks with her
brother.
July clearance sale on lawn mowers,
lawn hose, hammocks, porch swings,
croquet sets, baby cabs, etc. Star Bar
gain House. Adv
Mis-. l. ]. Burgoon returned to her
home in Fremont. Ohio, Thursday,
after being the guest of Misses Effie and
Florence Ayers, N. Water street.
Rev. o. E. Sands has accepted call
from the United Brethren church at
Eureka for the rest of this YEAR. Rev.
Sands will not move to that place but
will remain in Owosso.
Mrs, A. II. Dumond and mother,
Mrs. Clapp, left Tuesday for Seattle,
Washington, where they will visit Mrs.
Dumond's sister, who is to undergo an
operation as soon as the party arrives.
Mrs. Orval Davis returned to her
home in Flint, Thursday, after visit
with Mrs. Fred jerks. She was ac-
companied home by Mrs jerks, who
will spend several days there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schumann have
returned to their home in Chicago after
several weeks visit in this city and
were accompanied by the latter's mother
Mrs. W. E. Hall, who will spend some
time in Chicago.
The birthday of Mrs. B. B. Hardy
was celebrated at the Hardy home south
of Owosso July sth, by thirty friends,
Games were enjoyed and pot luck
supper served. Several families from
Owosso attended.
The national convention of the Anti
Saloon League of America adopted a
resolution Friday, asking congress to
submit an amendment to the federal
constitution for national prohibition of
the liquor traffic.
Attorney A E. Richards of Corunna,
is preparing the bill of exceptions in the
case of the Grand Trunk Railroad
against the Owosso Sugar Company.
The sugar company was given judg-
ment in the circuit court, aud the case
will be appealed to the supreme court
by the railroad company.
City Clerk Dumond is in Kalamazoo
attending the State Association of
County Clerks meeting as member Of
a special committee of the City Clerks
association appointed to discuss with
county clerks the legislation to be rec.
commended as to election laws.
Mrs Matte Chapman and Henry
Ward were united in marriage Wednes-
day evening at o'clock by Rev. J.
Hartley Canstield, at the home of John
Brooks on Adams street. They will
reside on the groom's farm south of
town. Friends extend congratulations
Miss Ethel Crowley and Raymond B.
Lansing of Lansing, were married
at 1870 Thursday at the Methodist
parsonage by Bev. Hartley j. Csnsfeld.
They will reside in Lansing where the
groom has photograph gallery. Mr..
Lansing formerly lived in this city.
The case of J II. Copas against D
r. Salisbury in connection with the
renting of the Copas store as an entry
to the opera house, was heard by JUS
tice Friegel. Wednesday. MIR. Copas
claimed the building was not in condi-
ton agreed when rented.
Mrs Nancy Barry died at Hart, Mich
iIan, Monday. and the remains were
brought to Corunns, Wednesday, for
burial. She formerly resided near Cor.
unns and is survived by daughter at
Hart, a daughter, Mrs. Eugene Wilkin-
son of Durand, and son, Fred Barry
OF Owosso.
George Copman attempted suicide at
Durand last Thursday because his
sweetheart had broken their engage.
ment. Doctors pumped out his stomach
and his life was saved, although he
drank nearly quart of paris green
solution with quantity of cyanide OF
potassium.
Earl Cummings, of Corunna, who
was allowed to enlist in the United
States navy after getting into trouble in
Corunna year ago, has become wire.
less operator on the flagship Wyoming
and has paid for the damage done at the
time he was taken in charge by the
officers.
Henry Schroeder of Owosso township,
has begun suit by his attorney L. F.
Miner, to collect $500 from Charles
Ellsworth, claiming that amount to be
due for rent of farm in Middlebury
township. The case was started in a
justice court but owing to the amount
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