The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-10-01


Mrs. G. s. Allison is spending some
time at the sanitarium at Battle Creek.
A new flag floats over the city hall
and will be on duty every day here.
after.
John j. Mcdonald left Monday for
Pittsburg, Pa, and Buffalo, N. Y, on
business.
Willowdale Farm shipped fine Jer.
sey COW to Congressman J. w. Fordney
on Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. M. Colby are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Mark Mann,
at Coldwater.
DR.. 1. W. Norris of Corunna, is in
New York City investigating a new
cure for cancer.
Mr. and Mrs d. K. Parker of Find
lay, Ohio, have been guests of Owosso
friends and relatives this week.
Albert E. Copas, of Tuscon, Arizona
is guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Copas, and other Owosso relatives.
Mrs. George Clutterbuck of Corunna,
is expected home this week from Flint
where she recently underwent an opera.
ton.
Merrill Eldridge of Corunna, sus
tanned broken arm while roller skat.
ing, Saturday, at the casino at McCurdy
park.
The Perry Masons defeated Owosso
Mas onic, team at Perry. Saturday, to
3 in ten inning game which pleased a
big crowd.
At the threshing at the county farm
Saturday, 1881 bushels of oats were
secured from 10 acres and $40 bushels
wheat from 10 acres.
The Perry high school team defeated
Morrice Saturday at Morrice at base
ball 4 to 2, the defeat resulting from
errors by Morrice players.
j. Former Sheriff E. Herrick has re-
signed as special deputy in charge Of
prisoners working on the roads and
Fred DeFrenn is acting temporarily.
Miss Louise Waits on has resumed her
work in the Ann Arbor offices after a
trip with her mother. Mrs c. 8. Wat.
son, to New York city and other places
in New Ysrk.
Hugh M. Nichols of Corunna, is in
Washington, D. c., the guest of his
sister and her husband Mr.. and Mrs.
w. R. Chapel, formerly well known
Corunna people.
Nearly one hundred friends attended
a rag ball social Friday evening, for the
benefit of Bennington No. 8 sschool,
taught by Miss Lillian Klaus, at the
home of Henry Hinspeter.
Y. G. Tears, formerly of Corunna
committed suicide Saturday, at q hotel
in Grand Rapids, by taking poison. He
was 40 years of age, and is survived by
his wife and brother and sister.
The SANDER case of Pearl De Frenn
against Wilbur Pierce for $40, 600. be-
cause of statements made by Pierce on
the witness stand in divorce case, has
been discontinued in the circuit court.
W. H. Harryman of this city will
have only Michigan territory for the
Mishawaka Rubber Co. this year, his
former New York territory being taken
by his Max, now of Lansing, who has
formerly travelled in Wisconsin.
Easton base ball team defeated the
Maple River team at Owosso, Satur.
day, and now claims the farmer cham
pionship of this county The score was
IL to 3, and the game was witnessed by
q good crowd.
G. II. Maliskey, who has the con
tract for the construction of school
building In Lansing, has been home
during the week because of strair
received last week while unloading q
car of stone.
DIR. Joseph G.. Barlow of Lansing
was given board ticket by Judge Col
lingwood good for 80 days in the De
troit house of correction for writing
prescriptions for liquor for forme
inmate of Jackson prison. 1t is init
mated that some other Ingham physi
clans will take due notice of Judg
Collingwood's actions.
Geo. s. Gillespie Of Durand, an ensigl
in the u. s. navy for the past foul
years, has been promoted to the rank o.
lieutenant. Lieut.. Gillespie has mad
good record from the time he enteret
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md
by appointment of Cong. Fordney ant
his friends are pleased with his success
He was for some time at Vera Cruz dur
ing the early stages of the trouble II
Mexico and had part there In tn
real but brief warfare when the Ameri
cans occupied the city.