The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-08-06

Mrs. M. Gaylord and children are
spending the week in Detroit.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
R. Goodrich, Oliver street, daughter.
Misses Mary O'Connor and Mae Ma.
honey are taking lake trip to Duluth
this week.
Miss Bessie VanDyne is a guest of
Toledo, Ohio, friends.
Scott Rundell and Ray Gardner and
families have returned from IN outing
at Topinabee.
Mrs. Verne Fulmer and Gardner and
Miss Daisy Fulmer left Saturday for. a
stay at Beulah.
DR.. H E. Bailey of Corupna, ishome
from visit at Guelph, Ont, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Bailey.
Mrs. Alice Squires and daughter of
Cleveland, Ohio, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Upham, North Washington
street.
Mrs. w B. Smith and Misses Cath
crime Weber and Leona Goodwill are at
Gull Lake, near Kalamazoo, for an
outing.
The pipe to connect the city water
works with the two new wells is being
laid and the new wells will be used
about Aug. 10.
Fred M. Kay of Corunna, is recover
ing from an attack of typhoid fever,
having been so i'll that for several days
little hope was had of his recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Nichols of Farm.
ington, and Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Nichols
of Detroit, were guests of A. L. Nichols
and family part of the week.
Mrs. Ed Merrill and two daughters,
Misses Marjory and Frances, of Kansas
City. Mo-, are guests at the home Of E.
Beamish, North Water street.
Albert Snow stole eight bottles of
beer from the Ann Arbor freight house
in Corunna, and on Thursday Justice
Nichols fined him fine and costs amount
ing to one dollar bottle.
The wedding of Miss Agnes McKer-
char, daughter of Mrs Charles Day of
Owosso, and MIR. Owen Jones, occurred
at Sioux Falls, y. D., July 90. The
groom is bridge contractor.
Misses Vera and Edna Swayze, Pine
street, accompanied by Miss Theo
Cornell of Corunna. and Miss Florence
Mathers of Bloomington, Ind, left
Tuesday for an outing at Beulah.
Harold Richardson was home from
summer school at Ann Arbor and Mise
Vera Richardson from Ypsilanti, with
friend Mrs. Loop were at the home OF
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Rich.
ardson, south of Owosso part of the
week.
L. B. Allison rode his driving horse
into the river near the Goss school
house Sunday and the horse stepped in
to hole and was obliged to swim as
was Mr.. Allison to get to shore. The
horse ran back to Owosso.
Miss Sylvia Kolarik of this city, at.
tended the funeral of her brother-in.
law and of many girl friends, victims
of the Eastland disaster. Miss Kolarik
was former employee of the Western
Electric Company at Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bensinger, Misses
Libby and Margaret Byrnes, Lillian
and Mabel Kerwin, and Bessie Riley
and Eugene Young, James Ferrigan
and Cecil Messecsr left Monday morn.
ing for an outing at Long Lake.
Edward Piper of Lansing, was ar
rested in Durand, Friday, on serious
charge preferred by his ID year old
daughter. He was taken to Lansing
The girl ran away from home, coming
to Durand, and told her story to hel
aunt, who made the complaint when
Piper came to take his daughter
home.
| w. Z. Washburn is in Hillsdale
county this week looking after business
for the Preferred Life Insurance Co. OF
Grand Rapids. Mr.. Washburn is hav.
ing splendid success in writing policies
and is as happy as when landing ar
improvement for the fifth ward while
serving as alderman. Doing better
than ever before in my life," /. the way
he puts 1t.
The third game of the booster series
Webberville vs. Morrice, played al
Morrice Saturday afternoon, resulted
in rather easy victory for the Nor
rice Reds. At the end of the ninth
the score stood ID to ., in favor of thu
home team. There was good deal OF
heavy hitting done on both sides and
the game lacked the snap that usuall,
characterize the games. Batteries TO
Morrice, Horton, Alling and Gates, and
for Webberville, Claim and Tuttle.