The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-11-26

Ollver street.
Miss Doris Moore of Flint. was the
guest of Miss Harriet Dewey from Fri
day afternoon until Monday.
A FIVE and half pound daughter was
born Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
CAME of Detroit Mr.. CAME formerly
resided here.
Mrs. A. McKerripg and daughter,
Margaret. went to Detroit Wednesday
to visit their daughter and sister, Mrs.
J. J. Byrnes.
Mrs. J. A. Kellam returned to her
home in Toledo, Ohio, Wednesday
after visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Crane.
Miss Beatrice Andrews left Wednes-
day for Toledo, Ohio, to be the guest of
Mrs. Ruth Wheeler Holmes. formerly
of this city.
Frances Burline has sold his farm
south of Perry for $4,000 to Illinois
parties and will move to Lansing.
Brittson & Smith arranged the sale.
Roswell, Green, aged SO years, died
Friday at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. G. Il. Maliskey. in this city His
home was in Romeo, Mich, where the
remains were taken Saturday for burial.
Miss Bess VanDyne left Tuesday for
Chicago, ILL.,, to be the guest of Mrs.
Meta Dean McNealy. She was accom-
panied there by Master Dean Brown
who has been visiting his grandm other,
Mrs NJ. Dean.
The district superintendent. g. P.
Alden, will preach Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the Easton Asbury church.
All members are asked to remember
that the quarterly conference will be
held Saturday evening.
Miss Emma Hall passed away Thurs.
day, Nov. Is, at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. F. Eagan, North Hickory
street, after an illness of several months
with spinal trouble The remains were
taken to Shepard Saturday for burial.
1, Grace M. Williams has started di.
vorce action IN The circuit court
through her attorney w. j. Parker,
against James f. Williams. She says
they were married in 1913 and that he
has failed to provide home for her.
She also charges cruelty.
Foreclosure proceedings have been
started in the circuit court against
Mary K. and Ames Billiard of Antrim
township, by W. A. Scribner of the
same township. Mr.. Scribner holds a
mortgage on 20 acres of land owned by
! the efendants.
| In the Owosso indoor base ball
league, the second game played Friday
evening at the Odd Fellows temple
resulted in victory for the Independ-
emit Stove Go. team over the Malleables
team Z to 1. Up to the seventh inning
the score was 2 to 0 and the game
pleased good crowd of spectators.
George Mills, aged 20 years, died
at Bancroft. Saturday, of Bright's di
sease after an illness of two years. He
was civil war veteran and had made
Bancroft his home most of his life. He
leaves besides his widow, three brothers
and one sister. The funeral was held
Monday at 1870 O'Clock from the M. E.
church. Interment was made in the
Union Plain cemetery.
Judge Collingwood rendered decis-
ion Friday in of favor the defendant in
the case of V. E. Widenmand, trustee
for the bankrupt firm of Love 81 Son
of Durand, against Patrick Flord for
the price of pots to digger. The case
had been tried twice in justice court
Clarence Hodges, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Hodges, Adams street,
returned Saturday night from Sas-
katchewan, where he has been spending
the summer attending to his large
ranch. Mr.. Hodges reports extra good
crops this season. He owns half a
section of land.
Henry Ward, through his attorney
Gustav F. Friesel, has fled an answer
to the divorce bill started by Matte G.
Ward. The husband denies the charges
of extreme cruelty. He says that he
never objected to her cleaning up the
house, nor asked her to work in the
fields. He says she helped him build 9
pig pen, but it was of her own choice
He admits eating fish with his hands.
Mrs M. Strehl celebrated her eighty
first birthday anniversary, Friday. al
her home west of Owosso. The fol
lowing daughters of Mrs Strehl were
present: Mrs. w B. Mccall, of Seat.
tie, Wash; Mrs @. W. Boerem of De
troit; Mrs 8. II. Gillett Of Ben nington,
and Mrs. II Leathermsn and Mrs. Geo,
Fauth Of Owosso. Mrs. Strehl who hal
been very Ill for the past six weeks, ID
mucb irnproved.