The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-07-30
Local News.

Harry Dudley spent part of the week
in Detroit
George Valentine is visiting his par
ents in Detroit.
DR.. A. M. Hume spent Wednesday in
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Clifford Sibley left Tuesday 70,
her home in Pittsfield, Mass.
Twenty-Five per cent discount on al
hammocks and porch swings. Star
Bargain House. Adv
Inheritance taxes have been assessed
against the estate of the late Mrs
Anna Dudley of Owosso. $s4, and Mrs
Emily 8. Wing, of Morrice $1S4.
Chss. E Rigley, A. M. Bentley, Mr.
and Mrs G. L. Taylor and DR.. A. M
Hume attended the Bankers State con
vention held in Grand Rapids this
week.
The Hickman Construction Co. OF
this city, was the low bidder for new
building to be erected at Coldwater for
the State Public School. 1t is about q
$50, 900 job.
Mrs. Clarine Appleton of Ann Arbor,
formerly of this city, underwent seri-
GUS operation at the hospital in Ann
Arbor, Monday. She is reported as re-
covering
The Perry Masonic ball team de-
feated the Morrice Reds, Saturday, at
Morrice to 8. Tie third in the "Boos-
ter Series" will be played at Morrice,
Saturday between Morrice and Web
berville.
The Western Mott base ball team of
Flint defeated the American Malleab les
team at ID. & c. park sunday 3 to j..
Two costly errors and questionable
decision by the Flint umpire figured in
the game.
Miss Tessie Turbar was attacked
Saturday evening, near her home in
Vernon by a man who placed his hand
over her mouth and threw Ter to the
ground. Her screams were heard and
the man frightened away.
Grin Harrington of Spokane, Wash,
was guest of his grandmother Mrs.
Linda Bentley, Of Corunna, this week.
His mother Mrs. M. Truax and sister
Mrs w. Huck and children of Lansing.
spent Sunday in Corunna.
Misses Dorothy Pettibone. Florence
Martin, Helen Bush and Mrs. G. j.
Cole of Corunna and Miss Lucille Colby
OF Owosso, are spending two weeks at
the Pettibone cottage at Long Lake
Several house parties will be entertain
cd.
Miss Agnes Alice Fink, who con-
ducts a millinery store in Durand
has filed a petition in bankruptcy in
the federal court at Bay City. She
gives her assets as $500 and liabili-
ties as $500. She claims exemptions
Of $500, or enough to wipe out her
assets.
James Hill, aged so years, died Sun
day at the Pontiac state hospital where
be had been q year for treatment. The
remains were brought to Morrice where
the funeral was held Tuesday. Sur.
vivihg are his widow and one son
Ulysses. Mr.. Hill was formerly q well
known farmer Of Antrim township.
Mrs. Caroline Peterson of Detroit,
lied at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Henry Seelhoff near Henderson, Mon.
lay. She was rs years Of age and is
by her daughter and son
who lives in San Francisco. The re-
mains were taken to Detroit for burial
The following members of the Boys
accompanied bv their colonel
and teacher, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hol-
lis and daughter Miss Flossie, and Miss
Mildred Cummings, left Monday for a
weeks outing at their camp at Linden:
Glen Cummings, Donald Harrison,
Theodore Streicher. Burr Stoner, Ar
thur Jones, Walter Leatherman, How
ard Neff, Lyle Carpenter, Lawrence
Ram, Olney Craft, Guy Butts, Forrest
Cummings and Paul Whiting.
Frank Ritzel and family of Chaplin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lecureaux, Miss
Gertrude Brown and Leonard Ritzel of
0wosso, were buried underneath Mr..
Ritzel's automobile when 1t turned |
,ver Sunday near the Copas farm east
II this city. All the party escaped
serious injury although several were
bruised. A car driven by John Newell
along soon after the accident
Ind released the party who were i'm
orisoned under the machine.
Rev. DIR. L. o. Lee of Evanston, ILL.,,
delivered an interesting address Sun.
lay morning at the Congregational
church on the history of the Turkish
empire and the growth of Christianity.
DR.. Lee was pastor of the Congrega-
tional church in this city for five years
forty years ago in Septem-
Der and has spent thirty years as a