The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-07-28

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The Mason base ball team defeated
the Robbins Table Co team Tue day
by score of to1.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Manson have re
turned from Lowell where they were
called by the death of relative
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred jerks and Miss
Mabel jerks were called to Ovid, Mon.
day, by the death of the father of Mr.
and Miss jerks.
Fred Patterson has returned from
Chicago where he purchased fixtures
for the new theatre he is building Oh
West Main street.
Government weather bureau reports
showed temperature of 90 at Lansing
and Saginaw, Tuesday, the highest
point registered this year.
Mike Kole and Martin Samuel for
eigners, paid fines and costs in Justice
Friegel's court, Monday, after pleading
guilty to charges of being drunk Satur.
day night.
B. e. Smith of this city, was a mem
Der of the Saginaw Country Club team
which won the State championship at
the golf tournament being held in
Saginaw this week.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending July %, 1915:
Mrs. Alice Calkins, Henry Castle, S. R.
Clark, Fred Mowser, Miss May R'qun,
Mitru Tauascu, Mrs Alma Walters.
The farmers are still exceedingly busy
caring for the enormous hay crop, the
acreage and the yield being larger than
for several years past. A large Part of
the wheat crop has also been cut this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Kelly and daugh-
ter, Marian, returned Tuesday from
their trip of several weeks through
California, Oregon and Washington.
The return trip was through the Cana
dian northwest
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Davis and Mr.
and Mrs. r r. Hart will leave the first
of the week via auto for an outing at
Glenn lake. They will visit other
points in northern Michigan before
returning home.
Pending the receipt of repairs for
one of the boilers at the city water
works sprinkliDg the streets was
omitted part of the week and water
users were asked to cui tail the use of
water for sprinkling purposes.
Rev. FIR O'Connor, who has been an
assistant to FIR. O'Rsfferty in the
Catholic church at Lansing, has been
assigned to the church at Morrice. and
will take up his residence there shortly.
He will also have charge of the church
at Durand.
Rev. b. g. Mattson will leave Sstur.
day for Breckenridge, MINI, to visit
his aged parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Mattson, making the trip from Sarnia
to Duluth by boat. During his absence
there will be no services at the Congre.
gational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L Curry and
Mr. and Mrs. Ira e. Curry were in
Durand, Monday, to attend the mar
riage of Miss Grace Curry of Durand
and Clinton Stsuch of Battle Greek.
The bride is a sister of the Messrs
Curry.
Patrolman Fuller shot dog believed
to be mad, Sunday morning. The ami
NAL was in the rear of the city ball and
attacked Driver Marvin Ham, but did
not ipjure him. The dog also snapped
at several others before Fuller ended
his life.
Probate Judge Henry M. Gardner
of Ipgham county, committed suicide
Wednesday at Lansing by jumping of
the Michigan Ave. bridge into the
river. His body was recovered come
time later. Unjust criticism of some
of his official acts drove him to the act.
Mrs Fred G. LOCKER, 504 North Wal.
nut street, Lansing, has received word
from the hospital at Boulogne, France,
that Mr.. LOCKER was wounded June %
July 81 Mrs. LOCKER received word he
was very much improved. Mr.. Locker
enlisted as a mechanic at Windsor last
September. He is well known former
Owosso boy.
The Ann Arbor railroad has filed suit
In the circuit court asking that an order
of the state railroad commission be set
aside, and temporary Injunction
issued to be made permanent on the
final adjudication Of the question. Tie
complaint alleges that on July 6. 1916.
the commission granting n request Of
the Holland.St Louis Sugar company