The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-08-04
LOCAL NEWS


DIR. A. d. Glascock was home from
Detroit over Sunday.
Rev. Il. A. Waite and family are at
Beulah for five weeks stay.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs Ray Harmon, Alger avenue.
Judge Matthew Bush left Monday for
Luzerne on fishing trip of few days.
Mrs. E. P. Byerly of Detroit, has been
guest this week of Mrs. Mary Sharp
stene.
Miss Leta Whitesell of the Owosso
Savings Bank ia spending the week in
Detroit.
Mrs w. L. Parker was overcome by
the heat, Saturday, and was confined
to her bed for two days as result.
Mrs G. 8. Williams and son Charles,
and grandson Willeam Allison. left Mon.
day far an outing at Mackinaw Island.
Daniel L. Murphy of Detroit, former
we'll known Owosso resident. has been
a guest of Owosso friends part of the
week.
Mrs. Mary Card, an invalid, was so
seriously affected by the heat that her
life was despaired of for several hours
Saturday.
A very one sided ball game between
Detroit colored team and st. johns
team at Athletic park, Friday, was won
by the Detroit boys 16 to 5.
Mrs. Robert Crane was overcome by
heat while working on the porch at
her home on Saginaw street. Saturday.
She recovered during the day, siesfs'ssscA.
Mrs Catherine Smalley was stricken
with appoplexy at her home on Hickory
street, Friday, and was unconscious for
day following, but has partially re-
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Parker and the
children of his brother, Leslie Parker,
went to the Parker cottage at Grand
view. Mullet lake, Monday. to spend a
month.
The engagement of Miss Helen
Swope and Gilbert Loring, both of
Cleveland, and both formerly OF this
city, has been announced. The marri.
age will take place early in September.
Charles Starr bid in the property of
the Laingsburg Opera House Co. for
50, 450 at circuit court commissioner g
sale held by w. J. Parker, Friday, to
satisfy Judgment obtained by Starr
some months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Perkins, of
Henderson, announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Hazel Belle, to Hansel
r Williams of the same place, which
will take place Wednesday evening.
August 9th.
Joseph McCaffery was taken to Ann
Arbor by County Agent Nichols for
treatment at the university hospital,
Monday. The boy has been kept at the
Dorcas home for some time and an
operation was deemed necessary to aid
him.
Alfred Woodland and daughter Leona.
of Holland, Mich arrived in the city
Monday. Mr.. Woodland left in the
evening on business trip to Pennsyi
vania. Leona will remain several
weeks, the guest of relatives in Owosso
and vicir ity. Mr.. Woodland is in the
seed business in Holland.
A. w. Augsbury's automobile was
badly damaged Sunday afternoon when
a car owned by Edward Ortwine OF
New Haven township, struck 1t in the
rear. Ortwine turned too far in as he
rounded the corner of Main and Wash
inptop streets and the accident resulted
No one was injured.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending July 20. 1915
John Barigan, Mrs. William Bochmap
s.. R. Clark, Miss Orpha Curtis, Mrs
Elizabeth Frank, Miss Hazel Gilbert
Johnnie Jackson Q, James Kelley, Ia
naska Mira. Mrs. John Morrissey, Mrs
Barbra Mill, George Schnaar, Mrs. ID
A. White.
Fred J. Robinson. aged SO years. died
Monday, at his home on South ParA
street. after an illness OF several months
The funeral was held Wednesday from
the jennings & Son chapel. Rev. J. F.
Green officiating. Mr.. Robinson was
born in Canada and spent most OF his
life there. He is survived by his widow
and three children, Glen, Emma and
Esther, all at home.