The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-02
LOCAL NEWS

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Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bentley spent
part OF the week in Detroit.
Miss Flora Jones of Tallmsdge, Ohio,
lie guest of Mrs. G. n. Hanks.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Burch left for
Detroit, Monday, to make their home
In that city.
w. a. Demuth, and daughter and
Mrs. G. o. Loring tnotored to Toledo,
Ohio. Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. G. Shattuck and Mrs.
Herbert Collins and son spent part of
the week in Detroit.
Hiram Monroe and daughter of Elgin,
H., formerly well known Owosso resi-
dents, are visiting friends here.
st. Johannes Evangelical church has
raised SO at q social to be sent for the
German and Austrian Red Cross work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Matteson and
daughter Of Grand Rapids, were guests
of j. h. Laverock and family part Of
the week.
Constable Frank Forester Is in New
York state to visit for ten days. Sidney
Willet Of engine company No. 2, is per.
forming the constable's duties.
Edward Albach of Vernon, Is in the
county jail awaiting hearing, Mon.
day, on charge of calling his mother
vile names. Here's hoping he gets q
chance to repent in prison.
Mrs. G. 8. Williams left Wednesday
for Indianapolis to visit her son, Charles
Williams. The latter who has been in
Pittsburgh, Pa, for some months, has
been transferred to Indianapolis.
John Reynolds sentence has been
COMMITTED to ten years from November
1915, by Governor Ferris. He was sent
to Ionis reformstory from Shiswassee
county for statutory rape.
Advestised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending May 81, 1915:
Miss Agnes Bliss, Archie Cudney, M.
Hale & Co., Otto w. Liebing. A. Metz,
B. Nestell. Nicolaie Mihai. foreign.
Commissioners John Rosevear was
surprised by friends Friday evening at
his home. and presented with an cleo
trio reading lamp by them and leather
rocker by his wife in honor of his
birthday.
The Owosso Tennis club has elected
Chas. A. Ssckrider president and f. 3.
Fritz secretary and treasurer for the
year 1915 About ten new member
will be admitted at IS each, the old
members paying So for the year.
Emory Wilkinson of Vernon, was
taken to Ann Arbor, Saturday. for
treatment at the University psycopathic
ward. Drs. g. P. Ssckrider and j. j.
Haviland who examined him found he
was not insane but suffering from the
effects of alcoholic excuses.
George Rose has purchased the tailor
shop of Harry Roberts, on East Elk
change street, where he will continue
the business. Mr.. Rose has assisted in
various tailor shops in this city for the
past twenty. five years and is known to
be competent and reliable workman.
The hearing of the case of M. b.
Zuber against 2. Earl and 81. K. Lam
phere for a dissolution of plumbing
partnership and an accounting. was
postponed by Judge Miner last Thurs
day until the trustee, J. n Laverock,
could compile report of the affairs OF
the company and the case will probably
n 1T be decided for month or more.
Martin LaClear. for six years an en-
ployee, has purchased the barber shop
and bath rooms conducted for many
years by B. c. Miller at l06 West Main
street. Mr.. Miller retires because of Ill
heath. having suffered for two years
past with rheumatism. Last week be
fell from ladder at his home and was
painfully injured. Mr.. LaClear has
many friends and all wish him success.
Mrs. Thomas Clesry, formerly OF
Corunna, but for the past few years
resident of Detroit, died Sunday, at the
home Iof her son, William Cleary OF
Detroit. A complication of diseases
caused her death. The remains were
brought to Owosso Monday, and fun
eral services held Tuesday at st. Pauls
Catholic church. Rev. FIR. P. j. Slane
officiating. Burial took place at the
Catholic cemetery in Corunna. Mrs.
Cleary leaves q husband and several
chill iren. The husband and one dsush'
ter liv, in Corunna.