The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-11-03

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to 10 years old, in good condition,
weighing from 1850 lbs up Harry
Madden, East Buffalo. N. Y.
Bring your horses to Owosso, Nov.
Eth, or Perry, Nov. Sth, and receive
the highest market price. Horses from
8 to 10 years old, in good condition. and
weighing from 1850 lbs up. Harry
Madden. East Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs George Thompson who attended
the convention of Federated clubs in
Jackson, was elected treasurer of the
state federation by large majority.
Mrs. Thompson attended the meeting
as member Of the state literature
committee.
Berge Hirschman of Caledonia town
ship, has begun suit for divorce from
Jerome Hirschman of Owosso, stating
that her husband is lazy aid swore at
her because she would not support him.
They were married by FIR. P. ]. Slane
and also by Justice Hugh M. Nichols a
few days later three years ago.
j. Ducommuu has leased the Grand
Central hotel dining room at Corunns
and will run a restaurant in connection
with the dining room. He has been
operating the restaurant in Corunna
for several weeks. O. D. Smith will
continue to conduct the rooms. while
Walter Street has leased the pool room
William Greenwald. who is employed
in W. E. Paynes implement store was
severely hurt Saturday, when his left
hand was caught in the fan of Mr..
Payne's automobile, near Garland. His
thumb was cut off near the first joint,
one finger was broken, and the others
were cut and bruised. -..--..-.--..-..-.
The automobile of Charles China was
dam aged somewhat Monday afternoon,
when the car owned and driven by DIR.
Frank Rice collided with it at the cor.
ner of Exchange and Washington streets
DR.. Rice admitted that he was at fault,
and told Mr.. China he would pay for
having the car repaired.
Fred Bartell who was arrested on
capias in suit for $4,000 damages
started by d. Butts who was injured
by being run down with motorcycle
while riding bicycle. has furnished
bail in the sum of $1,000 signed by his
employer, Fred WEIGH, and John T
McCurdy has been retained to defend
the action.
The seventh grade pupils of the Cen.
trial school enjoyed Halloween party
at the parish house Friday evening
About 80 young people were present.
The guests were attired in quaint cos
tunes and Halloween games were
play and refreshments served. The
parish house was artlstically decorated
with cornstalks and pumpkins.
Automobiles belonging to Charles
Barrows and A. e Richardson, of New
Haven township, collided last Thursday,
Mr.. Barrows' son being slightly injured.
Mr.. Richardson left his car on the road,
and when he returned about midnight
to get it, found thieves had taken the
tires and everything else that they could
get loose.
Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Strum of Indian.
apolis, Ind, who were visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs G. l.. Dawson.
East Oliver street, left for Springfield,
Ohio, Saturday before returning home
Mr.. Strum has been associated with the
Indianapolis News for the past eleven
years and is en- route home from trip
from coast to coast with the Hudson
automobile which broke the record
from San Francisco to New York and
return.
Mrs. Julia Ann Sheldon, aged SO
years, died Monday, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Fannie Peterson in this
city. She was born in Ireland, coming
to New York with her parents, and
then to Hazelton township in this coun-
ty. She is survived by her daughter
and four sons. George of Owosso; John
of jackson; Walter of New Lothrop.
and WILDER of Flint. The funeral was
held Wednesday at the Hszelton AID.
ventist church.
The members Of Mrs. A. Z Osmer'e
Sunday school class of the First M. E.
church, together with their husbands
and children. were very pleasantly en-.
tertained at Halloween party Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Harnack, N. Shiawassee street.
A fine program was enjoyed by all.
Among other features of entertainment
were fortune telling and marshmallow
roast.