The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-18

Mrs. M. Bentley left Tuesday to
visit relatives in Traverse City.
County Treasurer Richardson was in
Detroit on business part OF the week
Kimball Pianos on easy terms at
Benson's Millinery. Adv
Paul Clark and Louis Brott have been
in Detroit this week taking the ex.
animation before the State board of
pharmacy.
Il. II. Pulver of Laingsburg, was q
guest OF s. Q. Pulver "Wednesday. Mr..
Pulver is welcome caller on many
Owosso friends.
For hammocks, crcquet sets, lawn
movers, window screens, wire hanging
baskets for flowers, at the lowest prices
go to Star Bargain House. ADV
Thomas Shepherd was taken in char e
Monday, by Sheriff Griffin at his sor 8
farm in Rush township and turned over
to Saginaw county authorities and will
be taken to state hospital
Corunna schools will continue for
another year the manual training de-
partment under the direction of Leon J.
Carr, who has charge of the work in
Owosso and Corunns this year.
John Goodwin paid SIS fine and was
placed on probation for 60 days by JUS
tice Friegel, Tuesday, when arraigned
on a charge of exceeding the motor
cycle speed limit.
John Velpuscu a foreigner, who ran
across Fairfield township, Sunday,
barefooted and barehes ded but wearing
a heavy overcoat, will be returned to
Wayne county where he previously
resided.
Inheritance taxes were assessed last
week under the direction of G. Il.
Whittum of the Auditor Generals de.
partment as follows: G. M. Carpenter
$13 5S; George Conklin $22 SO; George
A. Perrigo 1912 10
There are "a inmates at the county
Jail, the largest number for many
months, 10 of them serving under Officer
Ed. Herrick ON the roads. Twelve
hoboes were arrested at Durand last
week.
Advertised letters at the o osso post
office for the week ending June 10, 1915
Mrs Elsey Brooks, Mrs. Hattie De-
shane, F. Folls. James Gallagher, John
Gauthier, Mrs. Jennie Holloway, y. s.
Mences, Mrs Cora Rogers.
Mrs. Arthur Alliton entertained the
Queen Esther circle of the First M. E
church Wednesday at her home on
Water street, in honor of Miss Olive
Lockhart who leaves for her home in
Frankfort at the close of the schoo
year.
An Indian couple were granted a
license to marry Tuesday by County
Clerk A. l. Nichols, the first in mum
Der of years in this county. Dan Jacobs
aged "a and Ora Mar Chickum aged 90,
both OF Vernon, were the parties. Miss
Chickum's mother was the daughter Of
Chief Nagawee They were married in
Vernon. Wednesday.
Mrs. May Smith Edwards formerly
of this city, was married at Vancouver,
B. c., June 5, to Jay Harris, q nursery
man of Portland, Oregon, where they
will reside. Mr.. and Mrs Ira butcher
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian butcher, Mrs
Agnes Mills Harris and Mrs. Aims
Hansman Griswold former Owosso peo
pie were in attendance
Misses Falice Parker and Virginia
Miner and their guest Miss Bertram
are in Ann Arbor to attend commence
ment house parties, being guests oil
Ward Harryman aud Harold White o
this city and Howard Warner OF Farm
ington, at the Beta Theta Pi and Zets
Psi fraternity houses.
Thirty.five friends including clerks in
Osburn q Sons store gave Miss Ger
trude O'Neill surprise at her home OF
Michigan avenue, Monday evening ant
presented her with Cluny lace buffe
scarf. A picnic supper aud dancin,
were enjoyed. Miss ONeill was mar
ried Wednesday to Mr.. Charles Troy o
Saginaw.
A family gathering was held at tn,
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w, Z. Allen OF
Tuesday of this week in honor of Mr.
Aliens mother, Mrs. E. A. Mcbride
who was vs. years of age on that day
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Allen Of Detroit
were here and helped to celebrate tn
occasion. We believe Mrs Mcbride i
the oldest lady pioneer in Shiawasse
county. She is in fairly good health
A fine time was had by the family
Bancroft Commercial.