The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-16
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY, PROP.
OwOSsO, MICH, APRIL IS, 1915.
&c Al NEW S.

LEGAL kEWS.
Mrs Frank Baker of Lansing, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Colon Greenwald.
Calvin P. Bentley is redecoratipg and
remodeling his home on w. Oliver
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Grove were in
Howell, Monday attending the funeral
of q relative.
The marriage of Miss Edna Corcoran
and Patrick Cos Of Laingsburg, will be
solemnized Tuesday, April 30.
Commissioner F. L. Hanscom has
begun the construction of q 900 foot
sewer on Adams street from Janette
street to Galusha street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Raymond en-.
tertained the :Epworth League of the
First Nj. E. Tuesday evening at their
home OF. Stewart street
The banns of marriage of Thomas
Kelley of Bennington and Miss Nellie
Bremen of Detroit, were called, in st.
Pauls Catholic church, Sunday.
Mrs. Leigh Christian left Saturday
for Waukasha, Wis, to visit her
mother, Mrs. A. Hieronymus. who is
i'll at sanitarium there.
Mrs. Morris Osburn.a nd J. G. Osburn
left Saturday for six weeks trip to
California and other western points.
They will return through British Col
umbia.
The case of Joseph Wingate VS.. A
M. Doyle, was concluded in the mum
cipal court Friday evening, verdict
being given the plaintiff in dispute
over commission on the sale of goods.
Mrs. Radcliffe Romeyn was hostess
at reception at lher home on Water
street, Friday, in honor of Miss Vir.
ginia Carey, who was guest of her
brother, Joseph Carey, of the American
Malleables Co.
Sheriff E. j. Herrick has been ap.
pointed deputy sheriff to look after the
county road lang which now consists
of ten prisoners. 1t was considered best
to appoint an experienced officer for
this work.
Bella Shout of Corunna, joined the
county road gang, Saturday, after being
intoxicated and fighting Nightwatch.
man Wallace. and being sentenced to
65 days at hard labor by Justice Nc.
Bride.
Orders for over 5000 packages OF
seed have been sent in by Supt. M. w.
Longman of the city schools for sale to
the pupils at one cent a package. This
is continuation of the encouragement
of schoolJchildren in gardening and
growing flowers started by the Womans
club.
Frank II. Watson has retired as head
of the law firm of Watson, Stafford and
Shepherd in Detroit, and opened an
Office in the Majestic building and will
continue his practice without partners.
He has built up large and successful
practice.
Mrs. Elizo House, aged "a, living al
633 Park street, nortb, is suffering from
burns sustained Monday night, when a
match, lighted by her that she might
BEE what time it was, ignited the bed
clothing and her nightdress. In view
of her advanced age, Mrs. Houses burns
are considered serious.
Miss Frances, the fiye.year-old daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rice, formerly
of Owosso, died at her home in Flint
Saturday morning of spinal menepgi
tis. The remains were brought to thu
home of Miss Frances grandmother
Mrs. Clara Fuller, Hammond street
Monday morning, and the funeral hell
Monday afternoon.
John Stringham died in Flint, Apri
/. and the remains we're brought {
Henderson for burial. he formerl.
lived on the Zimmerman farm nea
this city. Two daughters and four son
all OF Flint, two brothers and two sit
tiers survive. Mrs. Mary Dennis o
Rush, is sister.
Charles Hoffman, aged 10 years, so
of dr. and Mrs. @. +. Hoffman, form
erly OF this city, was married in Jacl
son. Friday, to Mics Mary O'Donnell,
member Of the Wand Musical Con
pany which has been playing at til
Family tn eatre in this city. The cer'
mony was performed by a justice of th
peace. An attempted elopement whic
included another young lady and a
Owosso boy, and the two who wei
married Friday, was prevented b
officers at Lansing short time ago.