The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07

Sunday in this city.
Mrs. John Porter of Detroit is Wis
iting relatives and friends in this
city.
Mrs Margaret MacBain went to
Wyandotte Wednesday to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Taylor of Ann
Arbor are guests of their son, Wayne
in this city.
Mrs. Fred Wildermuth and daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Rigley, spent Tues
day in Detroit.
| DR.. A. S. Gooding went to Detroit
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Edward Kline.
Mr. and Mrs. L. p. Royce went to
Detroit Tuesday to visit their sons,
w. E. and 1. j.
Deputy Secretary of State Geo.
L. Lusk was in the city Wednesday
forenoon, between trains.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Syverson Of this city. Mrs.
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hospital in Toledo, o.
Mrs. Alice Ganong Waterford went
to Swartz Creek Tuesday after being
a guest of her sister and brother,
Mrs. S. A. Evens and T. M. Wiley in
this city.
Corunna lodge F. & A. NJ. confer
red the third degree on Cecil Good
will. Tuesday night. Mr.. Goodwill
is taking an engineering course in a
college in Iowa and came home to
take the work.
Mrs. P. D. White. Mrs Lois Craw-
ford and Mrs. H. X. White entertained
the Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church
at o'clock luncheon at the home of
Mrs. H. X. White, West Main street,
Wednesday afternoon.
The outside stairway on the Ball
street side Of L. G. Halls building
Main and Ball streets. has been re-.
moved. Entrance to the second floor
is now provided by a stairway in the
middle of the building, on Ball street.
The marriage is Miss IVA Collins
of this city and George Taylor of Co.
runna took place Monday evening at
the Free Methodist church parsonage.
Rev. w. j. Jackson officiated. Miss
Grace McCully attended the bride as
bridesmaid and Vivian Jackson at
tended as best man. Following the
ceremony dainty wedding supper
was served at the home Of the bride 6
mother, Mrs. Mary Collins, West
Comstock street.
A jury returned a verdict of no
cause of action after celebrating for
two hours Tuesday in the case of Frank
Weidman against q. d. Earl, plumber
of West Owosso Weidman claimed
Sl5 was due him for rent of store quar-.
, tiers on West Main street, used by the
plumber. Earl had an Offset based on
labor performed for Weidman and
claimed that SO was due him. The
{ costs were taxed against plaintiff.
, Floyd Calkins will, in the peal
D future, open an automobile salesroon
in the west part Of the old brewery
building, next to the new building
{ being erected by r. d. Matthews
8 large gasoline fling station is being
l erected in front of the garage proper
a Robert Wilcox will conduct an auto
4 mobile repair business in connection
with the agency. The Regal car will
, be sold by the new firm.
Paul DeRose of Corunns, was ar
rested and fined $25 and IS costs Friday
/, for selling cigarettes to Is year oil,
girl, who came from Saginaw to visi
a young man confped in the count,
Jail. She was caught in the attempt t
deliver the cigarettes to the man AM
= told where she bought them. DeRos
was recently fined for operating
r gambling device and has shown dis
!. position not to obey the law. A few
|. lessons should teach him that laws ar
t made to be enforced.
Mrs. Fannie Miller and II. Swartz
q members of vaudeville company tina
u played at the Family theatre in thi
Is city, recently, were arrested in Detroit
; Thursday, and brought to Owosso wit
the woman's FIVE year old daughter, o.
D. complaint of the woman's husband
, who charged adultery. The husban
withdrew the complaint Friday. an
d Miller and his wife went home to LAM
}, ing and Swartz left for parts unknown
l. The burial of Nicholas Geek, VIII
y died at Clare. March 30, was mad
t. there Friday, and memorial servic,
" are to he held later. Death resulte
n from diphtheris. Mr.. Geek lived 4
Ia this county most OF his life. He is sui
d vived by his widow and two sons an
8. brothers, Andrew of o wosso, Joseph Q
d Venice, Erwin Of Grand Rapids, Fran