The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
LOCAL NEWS

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Hagenbeck's show in Owosso, July 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Spragues were in
Caro-. Monday.
Ernest Fordney of Saginaw, was in
the city Wednesday on business.
Frank W. Smith had three fingers on
his right hand badly cut on a shaper
at the planning mill on Jerome avenue,
Tuesday. Amputation will not be nee
essary.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Pittsburg,
will have a social at the home of G. j.
Thomas on Thursday, June 10 All
ladies are asked to bring knives, forks,
cups ard spoons.
James Campbell and Andrew j.
Green are attending the state conven-
ton of the Knights of Columbus at
Petoskey. They are delegates from the
Owosso council.
Mrs. P. a. Halter of Caledonia town
ship, who is seriously Ill at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. j. j. Morrish, of
Elsie, is no better and her condition is
regarded as critical.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending June 3, 1915:
Alex Buchanan, Miss Bertha Marshal,
Mrs. L. E. Otis. Andrew Roger, Percy
q. Smith, Mrs. Chas. MANIFEST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Moss of Dotroit,
motored to Owosso. Saturday night.
and spent Sunday with Owosso friends
Mr.. Moss is now assistant superintend-
emit of the Ford factory. He is former
Owosso boy.
Thomas Huskon of Fairfield, was ar
rested Thursday, for being drunk.
While intoxicated he became angry at
two women and abused them verbally.
Justice Nichols fined him So and placed
him on probation for one year. He
must not drink, swear, or carry re-
yolver.
Mrs. Jennie Hackett, the aged Cor
unna lady who left for Detroit May q
and failed to arrive at her daughters
for several days, was found visiting a
friend in Detroit, the daughter having
failed to meet her and the mother not
knowing her address.
Charles Reuther and Dennis Crevy of
this city, paid fines of Sl5 in the NUM-
cipal court, Friday, for being drunk
They were passengers in an automobile
owned and driven by Earl Lyke OF
Owosso, which collided with a machine
owned by H. Pickle of Dursnd.
Justice Friegel Monday, rendered a
decision of no cause for action in the
c,,s of Duffisld vs. Beamish, tried be-
fora him last week. Dufiield sought to
collect $40 for damage to his automo'
bile in collision at the corner of Oliver
and Washington streets about month
ago.
Charles A. Lawrence was called to
Birmingham. Ohio, Saturday morning
because of the death of his mother,
Mrs. G. d. Lawrence, who passed away
at ) o'clock Friday afternoon, following
an illness of several months with can
Ger. The deceased was about n years
of age. Mrs. G. A. Lawrence left on
the evening train.
Mrs Ivah Peterson Glascock and two
children of Charlotte, South Caroline.
are expected here soon to spend several
weeks with the formers mother, Mrs
H.. B. Peterson, North Washington
street. DR.. Glascock has sold theii
home and expects to build in the fall
Mrs Glascock and children will spend
some time in the White Mountains be
fore returning to Charlotte.
Hon. J. Fl. Whitney, a former mem.
Der of both branches of the Michigan
legislature, died very suddenly at his
nome in st. Louis, Tuesday. Mr.. Whit
ney was for years prominent in Saginaw
business and political circles and was
highly esteemed by many friends
throughout the state. He was one Of
the directors of the Union Telephone
Co and was frequently in Owosso.
He. Eyeretts of Owosso, made APP
plication tuesday to Probate Judg
Bush to have his son, Clarence, aged ~
years, adjudged insane and placed in
state hospital. The young man ha
been acting strangely for some tim
and talks incoherently, according to hi
father. The hearing on the petition
has besn set for Saturday morning q
10 o'clock.