The Owosso times., 1915-12-24

several months stay at Cando, N Da-
kota.
Mrs. Ben Reynells of Pontiac, is a
guest of her parents in this city for the
holidays
Mrs. Leigh Christian left Wednesday
for Chicago, to spend Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Adolph
Hieronymus
Miss Florence Martin returned Satur.
day evening from Ypsilanti to spend
the holidays with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. John Y. Martin, near Corupna.
Miss Martin was recently elected secre.
tary of her class.
Cecil A. Post, who is representing the
Studebaker Corporation in Ohio, West
Virginia and Kentucky, has gone to
| Florida, to spend the Christmas vaca.
tion with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. HI.
M. Post.
Lesion Arnold, Carson Cosgrove, AL.
bert Gabriel, Max Williams, Robert
Storrer, Raymond Sanderhoff, Frederick
Gould Richard Barrie and Misses Louise
Gould and Lucille Colby returned Tues.
day from the University of Michigan to
spend tn cir Christmas vacation.
S. @. Pulver was in Flint, Friday,
where he represented the Owosso Sugar
Co. in suit brought against w. FL.
Nichols, of Flushing. The Sugar Co.
obtained Judgment of $l4s against
Mr.. Nichols for labor expended on
beets. The company charged Mr..
Nichols sold his beets to another com
pany.
The marriage of Herbert Henspeter
and Miss Gladys Stanger both of Ben.
nington township, was solemnized
Wednesday at l2 o'clock at the First M.
E. parsonage by Rev J. Hartley Cans.
field. They were attended by Charles
Henspeter, brother of the groom and |
Mics Fora Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. Hens.
peter will reside on farm in Benning.
ton township. ID
The marriage of Mrs. Margaret Jones
and l.. L. Fuller, both of this city, was
solemnized Saturday evening at 700
o'clock, at the Asbury parsonage. Rev.
j. B. Wallace performed the ceremony
and they were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller
went at once to their home at 32G Cor.
unna avenue. Many friends extend
congratulations.
The Christmas services at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening
were largely attended A fine program
of Christmas carols and anthems was
rendered add solos were taken by Leslie
Parker and Mrs. c. Rentschler. At the
evening service beautiful painting,
copy of the famous Bodenhousen Ma.
donna of the Clouds, which is owned
by Rev. Waite, was on exhibition
Fred Burger. sailor without home
is in the county Jail suffering from an
attack of pneumonia. The man applied
at the Jail for lodging Monday night
and stated at that time that he was ill.,
He was released Tuesday morning but
was found Tuesday afternoon in barn
seriously i'll. He was removed to the
Jail, where he is being attended by the
county Jail physician, DR.. W. T. Par
ker.
The meeting which was scheduled to
have been held Monday between Gener.
al Manager Towsley of the Ann Arbor
railroad company and committee rep.
resentlng the engineers, firemen, train
men and switchmep, to consider the
tentative wage increase agreement,
was postponed. Mr. Towsley was de.
tanned at Grand Rapids, where the suit
of the company against the state at
tacking the two cent fare law, is being
heard.
- Suit was started for divorce in the
circuit court by Edwin E. Smith of
Owosso, through his attorney Paul V.
Gadola, against Katie NJ. Smith. The
couple were married in 1902 and have
six children. Mr.. Smith charges his
wife has religious mania aud that she
has on various occasions assaulted him.
He also complains that she does not
provide for rainy day, and that al.
though he has earned $l5 week she
spends 1t all.
Sunday evening the augmented choir
,f the Congregational church beauti
fully rendered cantata entitled, "Star
,f the East" 1t consisted of duets,
quartet selections and solos by Misses
Meta VanDyne, Birdie johnson, Flor.
,nco Mack, Bessie Mard and Mrs. 3 q
Mattson, DR.. J. o. Parker, Leslie Par.
Per and VIM. Vreeland. The cantata
vas especially sweet and tuneful and
he work of the choir was greatly ap'
,reciated by the large congregation
present.