The Owosso times., 1915-12-24
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Hall are in Chica
go for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Schumann.
Misses Arlene Lawrence and Eleanor
Lyon are home from Oberlin college to
spend the holidays.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Carpen.
ter. 723 Mulberry street. December 1S,
daughter, Esther Leola.
Floyd Terry, Jr is the name of the
son born Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Terry, 200 Robbins street.
Missess Luella Grill Of jackson, and
Clara Grill of Detroit. are guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Grill.
The Owosso Manufacturing Co. team
defeated the Robbins Table Co. team
in Fridays indoor base 3all game, 20 to
20.
Mrs. F. G. Simpson of Chicago, ar.
rived Friday to visit her parents Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Hopson. N. Shiawassee
street.
William Thiede left Sunday evening
for Gary, Ind, where he has accepted
aposition as chemist with the Illinois
Steel company.
Elmer Waugh has gone to Durand to
take care of his father, Freeman Waugh.
He is at the home of his sister in. law,
Mrs s. T. Waugh.
Joseph Dawson, former automobile
racing star, who was injured two years
ago, is guest of his parents in this
city for the holidays
Owosso high school basket ball team
was defeated at Alma Dec. 16, 46 to Is.
The Owosso boys were picked in hurry
to fill an open date for Alma.
Judge Miner granted two divorces
Saturday. Edna Cross of Owosso was
Ven decree from Arthur Cross and
Hazel Miller obtained decree from
Bert Miller.
Cecil Mattoon, who is teaching in
the public schools at Sault Ste. Marie,
will spend the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. Minnie Mattoon, North
Dewey street.
Miss Bertha Bensinger of Duplain,
and Avery B. Squires of Fairfield, were
married at the First M. E. parsonage
Dec. .16. Rev. Hartley Cansfeld per-
formed the ceremony.
Sheriff and Mrs. B. s. Griffin returned
Saturday from Detroit where their
younger son Earl, is recovering from
pneumonia at hospital. He was ser
iously i'll for several days.
The city commission will probably
close a street and an alley in the Keyte
addition next to Oak Hill cemetery in
order that the cemetery association may
purchase and improve the land.
Thomas Callard suffered a broken rib
when he fell on the slippery steps at his
home Dec. II, and has since been con-
fined to his home. W., d. Murray was
painfully hurt on the knee but not ser.
iously injured.
William H. Cansfeld, son of Rev
and Mrs. Hartley Cansield, of Owosso,
is captain of,the Albion college debat-
ing team of three members that will
oppose Earlham college. OF Newcastle,
Ind, in a debate TO take placein Albion
March II.
Jacob Porth aged 20, died at his
home in Corunna. Monday, after short
illness of tonsilitis. He is survived by
his wife and one child. The body was
taken to Milan for bnrial Tuesday. Mr..
Porth was employed by the Ann Arbor
Railroad.
Advertised lettersIat the Owosso post
office for the week ending Dec. 1s, 1915:
John J. Caulfield, Mrs. Pearlie Chew.
Rev. H.. gB Dunning, David Farms
worth, Ella Hill. Claude Pardee. Mrs
G. J. Petrafka, J. E Pierce, Spitlers
Quick Printery, Aleksander sselag' for
eign.
Hazel Kenyon, aged 20, has started
divorce proceedings in the circuit court
against Stuart Kenyon of Owosso,
through her next friend, Charles A.
Childs. The couple were married In
June 1914. She alleges cruelty and
non.support. N. R. Walsh is solicitor
for the complainant.
DeShty Sheriff Louis Pardee arrested
Fred Grav. Friday, on complaint Tor
begging. He was arraigned before
Justice Mcbride and sentenced to serve
30 days in the county Jail. Gray served
sentence in the fall for stealing suit
Of clothes in Owosso. The owosso 20,
lice are said to hold another warrant
against Gray.