The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-11-12
Miss Favor Armstrong spent part c

Byron high school defeated Corunna
high school foot ball team Saturday
at Byron, 81 to o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Pelton of Toledo
spent part Of the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. }. Q. johnson.
Miss Nellie Wescott of Detroit, spent
part of the week with relatives and
friends in this city.
Miss Mary Miller and granddaughter
Louise, left Friday for California for a
stay of several weeks.
The Saginaw Naval Reserve foot ball
team will play the American Mslleables
team at d. & c.. park Sunday.
Eric Kohler was home from Chicago
part of the week to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Kohler.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hoover were called
to Emmett the last of the week by the
illness of Mrs. Hoover's mother.
DR.. L. F. Rice whose Office at Ben
nington, was destroyed by fire Tuesday,
will probably locate in Owosso In the
near future.
The senior class of the Owosso high
school enjoyed a supper and dancing
party at the Episcopal parish house
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Eldridge and
daughter left Wednesday for Akron.
Ohio. to visit daughter and sister,
Mrs. Jane Taber.
Mrs. E. L. Bunting, Mrs. J. D. Reiff,
Mrs. Margaret McBain, Misses Sophia
Shelp and Maude Ryan we're Detroit
visitors this week
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Gibson left Wed.
nesdaY evening for Battle Creek to at
tend the meeting of the State Sur day
School Association.
81. N. Ainsworth of this city has
assumed the management of the Far
mer Elevator Co. business at Chesan.
ing. he formerly ran an elevator at
Chesaning. -. . : -
The Current Topic club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. o. L. Dayis. Mrs.
Leon F. Miner read an interesting and
instructive paper on The Golden Age
of Medisevalism.
Mrs. c. NJ. Oliver returned Friday
from Thedford, Ont, where she at.
tended the funeral of her step-fsther.
She was accompanied home by Miss
Bernice Plumb, who will visit relatives
here.
Ira Barnes of Byron, was in the city
few hours Monday, coming over to
join the Elks in their journey to Jack.
son. If there is good time in sight
Mr.. B. admits that he wishes to enjoy
his share of it-and he usually does.
Lena White of Owosso, has begun
suit from Robert White, charging non
support; Lena Schroeder of Owosso,
asks divorce from Edw ard Schroeder,
charging desertion. and Edna Branuick
of New Haven township, wishes to be
separated from Walter Brannick, who
deserted her.
Geo. w. Evans, formerly connected
with the Shiawassee County Bank at
Durand, has become cashier of the Com.
mercial Bank at Lennon. Mr.. Evans
has had considerable experience in
banking lines and it is believed he will
successfully manage the affairs of the
Lennon bank in which he is stock
holder.
A we'll of soft water, 277 feet deep,
was sunk on the n. Collins farm in
Venice township Mr.. Collins is more
than delighted with this WELL meaning
one more Improvement on this splendid
farm. The well was made by Mi es
Lindsey Of Owosso. -Durand Express.
Adam Null of st. Johns, was arrested
Sunday at Henderson. and an examina
ton set for Nov. II, on charge Of VIC
lation of the local option law. Null
visited Chesaning and brought bach
liquor which he was drinking at tn,
hotel. Bail was fixed at $500.
Diphtheria has closed the New 10th
rop schools ard children ordered to stay
off the streets. although there lie no
known to be case of diphtheria in tn,
village, but families near have had
several cases. Every precautior is be
ing taken and strict quarantine lie IL
force and anti toxin Is being freely ad
ministered.
The case Of Sturtevant & Blood snt
L. J. Kline against the city of Owoss'
to decide a. to the ownership of som
supposed to be street In the southeas
corner Of the city, was heard in tn,
circuit court by Judge Dodds Of Mt
} Pleasant, this week. Private propert,
J was plated. and the city claims TIT
streets became public property and use'
gravel from the streets In grading. A
e. Richards represents the plaintiff
and L. r. Miner the city.