The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-04

Wednesday, for being intoxicated and
fighting.
The Robbins Table Co. base ball
team defeated the high school team
Saturday at Athletic park to A, errors
losing for the boys
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kohler have re.
turned from Detroit and will reside in
Owosso. Mr.. Kohler will travel for the
d M Ferry Seed Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Bigelow of De-
troit, were guests of Mrs Adelaide
Bigelow and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Par.
ker in Corunna, Sunday.
Mrs. w. j. Pratt was in Bay City to
attend the funeral of F. E, Milchen.
son who received fatal in juries in an
automo bile accident q few days ago
Commissioner f. l.. Hanscom has be.
gun the construction Of a sewer on
King street from Shiawassee to Ada,
aud on Ada south to Lee street, the
same being 500 feet long
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Grower entertain.
ed at their home in Lansing, Saturday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
V. Robinson who are moving to Owos
! so.
Mrs. c. G. Carpenter accompanied
Mrs. G.. +. Stoddard who has been the
guest of her father, Rev. c. c. Carpen-
ter, to Detroit, Wednesday for a few
days visit.
Ora Ammons who was placed on pro.
baton for local option violation some
time ago. was given permission Friday
by Judge Miner to visit Indiana and
New Mexico but must return by July l..
Mr. and Mrs O. T. Maxted and the
latter's mother Mrs Barbara Hansman,
spent Sunday in Detroit with Mr.. and
Mrs George Hansman who recently
returned from their wedding trip to
California
Mr.. and Mrs. Tod Leavitt and son,
Tod Jr., and daughter Anita Harriet, of
Lansing, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs F. w. Rayen. The latter
was christened at ii Congregational
church Sunday afternoon.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
office for the week ending May 80, 1916:
Herbert Brooks, Miss Ethelyn Metz,
Joe Michki, l. s. Miller, Mrs. Mary
Slaight, 81. J. Tafel, A. J. Williams,
Charles Wright.
Mrs. Emily. Herber plead guilty to
disorderly conduct in the municipal
court and was placed on probation for
six months. Her three children will be
given to the custody of her husband
and she will probably be asked to leave
the city.
But once in twenty rs-1907-was
the average temperature as low during
the month of May as it was last month
81 6 degrees. Despite the fact that
that there were but six clear days dur
ing the month the rain fall was only
about two inches and for the year it ID
about four and half inches below the
normal amount.
Wells F. Harvey, former Shiawas
see county boy, is at the head of com
pany which has taken over the foul
newspapers published in Big Rapids
Mr.. Harvey has been for a number o.
years at Washington as the representa-
tive of several papers and is writer o.
marked ability. That he may be sue
cessful in his new venture is the wisi
t of his friends in this county.
: Mrs. Eva Hopkins died Friday, at tn,
home of her SOD, Fred Hopkins, in De
troit, and the remains were brought t,
Owosso, her former home, for buria
Tuesday. Mrs. Hopkins had lived il
Indianapolis for many years where SHIT
, was the first woman policeman. Be
sides her son she is survived by tw,
brothers, }. Fl. and Frank Payne of thi
city.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard 8. Reed-th
: latter will be remembered as Hannal
Dewey-will leave Blacksburg. Virgins
8 next month for Riverside, California
where Dr. Reed is to have charge o
: important work for the University O
California, position he accepted ut tn
i urgent invitation of the regents a
8 whose invitation he made trip t
e California to look the situation over be
fore presenting his resignation as
8 member of the faculty at the Virgins
, Polytechnic Institute. The officials o
8 the latter institution made him flat
Q tering offer to remain and accepted hi
d. resignation with considerable regret
8 Mrs. Reed has been in poor health for
8 long time and with the exception of
" few weeks patient in sanitorium q
i Richmond, Virginia, since October.
y Is believed the change in climate viii
be beneficial for her.