The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25
THE OWOSSO TIMES
KDMUND o. DEWEY. PROP.
OWOSsO, MICH. JUNE %, 1915.
LOCAL NEWS.


Miss Arlene Lawrence is home from
Oberlin college for the summer.
Wellington White left Friday for
Athol, Mass, to spend the summer
Mrs w. V. Robinson and daughter
are guests of Detroit friends this week.
Cecil NATION of Sault Ste. Marie is
a guest of his mother and sister in
Owosso.
Mrs. Carl Schumann of Chicago, is
guest other parents Mr.. and Mrs. W.
E Hall.
Mrs Katherine Luman of st. Louis,
Mo, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. o.
Christian.
Hazel Miller of Corunna, has begun
suit for divorce from Bert Miller charg-
ing cruelty
Miss Cora Vandewater is home from
her work at the Ypsilsnti normal for a
weeks visit.
Mrs. Henry York and son Harold, of
Lansing, are spending the week with
relatives here.
Simon Vedder and daughter and Mrs
Mary Vedder of BattleCreek, are guests
of J. A. Sutton.
Ray Baker, state editor of the Lans-
ing State Journal was the guest of G.
L. Tompkins, Sunday.
DR.. Judson Black of Richmond. Sec.
rotary of the State Veterinary board,
visited DR.. VIM. Jopling Saturday.
Bert Emmerich of Durand, paid fine
of $25 Monday, for being drunk and
noisy on the street Saturday night.
Mr.. anda Mrs. Frank Gale have re.
turned TO Corunna from California,
where they have spent the past year
and half.
Howard Hammell Of Owosso, and
Lester Hagen of Bennington, went to
Detroit, Sunday, to spend few days
with relatives.
Miss Avis Green is at home in Co.
runna from her work as instructor in
the Ironwood schools. She will teach
in Owosso next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Sadler, East Com
stock street, have been in Hillsdale
this week to attend a reunion of the
Fourth Michigan Infantry.
r. M. Thomas has gone to Wausau,
Wisconsin. to assist in installing the
m achinery in 500. barrel -four mill and
a corn and rye mill in connection.
DR.. w. E. Ward was in Detroit, Mon
day anu OH Tuesday went to Ann Arbor
+, attend reunion of his class in the
medical department of the University
of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. jain z. Porter and
daughter of Cadillac. are guests of Mrs
M. e. Densmore. Prof. Porter will
teach mathematics in the Central State
Normal at Mt. Pleasant this summer
E. J. HOLMAN, former manager of the
Bell telephone exchange in Owosso
who is now holding the position of com
mercial agent for the company, will
move back to tOwosso and make his
headquarters here.
Sheriff G. E. Williams of Greenville
Ohio, who came after Chester Shult2
who was captured in New Haven town
ship, Sunday, stated that the man wal
a dangerous criminal and had recently
escaped from an asylum.
Sutton, Moore ct al, of Lennon, have
begun suit against P. B. Lennon t.
collect on a note of $500 given by Mr.
Lennon to g. w. Haffner and turned
over to the bank in settlement. Mr.
Lennon does not deny the note but re
fuses to make settlement until the Len
non litigation is settled.
Mrs. J. J. Yerian died Tuesday a
\ the family home in Venice township
after weeks illness with blood pois
oning. Mrs. Yerian was prominen
and highly respected resident Of Venic
for many years, and her death ]
mourned by many friends. The funera
was held Thursday afternoon. TIL
husband and two sons, William an,
Davis, survive.
Mrs. Fannie Ostrander Blotney wa
released Saturday on bail, pending
hearing today in the Owosso municips
court on q charge of disposing of chat
tie mortgaged property. Her husban
came to the county Jail soon after he
release Saturday. being held on bod
execution to satisfy judgment of $685.
held by Monks & Son of Owosso, VIII
will pay his board while he remains 4
jail