The Owosso times., 1916-10-06
LOCAL NEWS


q. A. Lawrence is in New York OF
business.
Miss Helen Storrer is a guest of rela
tives in Fenton.
= Mrs. W. E. Payne and daughter spent
part of the week in Detroit.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Elliott Goodhue street, daughter.
Mrs. Edward Foss of Toledo, is 6
guest of MIR. and Mrs. A. Syverson.
A. D Chase was in Tawas City Tues
day to attend the funeral of relative
Rush Arbor of Cleaners will meet
Oct 10 with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Warner
Mr. and Mrs. John II. BRANDED spen,
part of the week in Detroit and Mt
Clemens.
H. X. White attended the post
masters convention in Saginaw
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dwyer went to Ann
Arbor, Wednesday, where Mr.. Dwyer
was to undergo an operation for eye
trouble.
Chief of Police Patterson again threat.
ems to arrest speeders on Oliver street.
School children are endangered by reck'
less driving on West Oliver street.
James Sackrider, son of DR.. and Mrs
Geo. Sackrider. celebrated his eighth
birthday Friday, with a theatre party
and at home on Clark avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cole of Glare,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID.
Smith of Corunna. Both Mr.. Cole and
Mr.. Smith are former Democrat sheriffs
of Shiawassee county. a NE 10 ~u q
Robert Isaac is the name given a
son born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gale of Indianapolis. Ind,
formerly of this city. Mrs. Gale was
formerly Miss Bernice Keeler.
Mrs. M. w. Southard left Tuesday
for an extended visit with her son,
Benjamin and family at Wilburton,
Okla. Ben is now professor of mines
in the Oklahoma College of Mines.
Mrs. j. G. Osburn and Mrs. Lee
Woodard entertained Thursday at the
home of the latter on Main street in
honor of Mrs Harry Arnold, who leayes
soon for Washington, d. c., to reside.
Austin Owen was sentenced for speed.
ind by Justice Friegel, Monday. to pay
five dollars and to refrain from driving
or riding his motorcycle for two weeks
and was placed on probation for 80 days.
Seventy friends surprised Mrs. John
Splitter of Henderson, Monday. and
helped celebrate her fiftieth birthday.
Music and games were enjoyed and a
supper served Many gifts will remind
Mrs. Splitter Of the day.
Miss Dorothy Pettibone was at home
in Corunna this week from her school
work in Detroit, assisting her mother
in the postoffice while Mr.. PettiboDe
attended the democrat state convention
a1d the state convention of postmasters.
A jury in Justice Friegels court
Tuesday rendered verdict of no cause
for action in George Howelrs suit for
800 damages against Steve Supola for
the killing of the formers dog. Supola
said the dog had spoiled his garden.
William Courier, a IA year. old Lans,
ing boy, was picked mp by Patrolman
Gerard in the M. G. yards Monday
night and turned over to his mother
Tuesday. The boy ran away from home
rather than remove grease he had
smeared on store window.
!Adyertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Sept, 30, 1915:
j. n. Browd, John Budweiser, 8. r.
Clark, Chas. De Hart, G. E. Henderson,
Miss Emma Hume, Miss Nellie Loomis,
Miss Ben Madison, John McCarts r,
Walter Mcpherson, Antonio Gerard,
fjreign.
Oleta Mills has filed suit for divor g
from Orlin Mills of Corunna, claiming
he has failed to provide for her and
their nine months old child. A. M.
Monroe, father Of the girl, says Mills
has evil associates and lost his position
az brakeman for that reason.
Bruce Convis. auctioneer, of Hender
son. was arraigned before Justice Nc
Bride in Corunna, Monday. on char9.
of being drunk and disorderly. His
examination is SET for Oct. 10. A war
rant was issued two weeks ago but
Conyis had been awey and was served
with tbs warrant on his return.