The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-29

dan called by the death of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burwell of
Laingsburg, were guests at s. @. Pull.
ver's Sunday.
George Copas suffered three broken
ribs in fall while filing silo on the
Calvin Crutts farm, Monday.
Mrs. J. d. Reiff entertained at a
luncheon Friday, in honor of Mrs. j.
Hartley Cansfield and Mrs. A. E. Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Bilhimer left Sun.
day for months visit with relatives in
Amherst and Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Irwin, Pa.
Mrs. Bertha Rogers has accepted a
position in the Ferris Bros store, and
Miss Pearl Byerly in the D. Nj. Chris.
tian Co. store.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Wilcox of Linden. an eleven pound son.
Mrs. Wilcox was formerly Miss Elaine
Danforth of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sutton of Gale.
donia, and Mr.. and Mrs William Dur.
ham of Corunna, are visiting at old
home points in New York state.
Miss Amy Gaylord left Tuesday for
Boston to take up work in the Gordon
Bible college to prepare herself for mis-
sionary work in the foreign field.
Thomas Hoskings was released on
$500 bail Friday, to appear in the cir
cult court next Monday for sentence
on charge of breaking his parole. He
had necessary farm work to do.
Fire Saturday evening destroyed a
small building in rear of the home of
Mrs. A. Wartenberg, next to Sutterby's
feed barn on Main street east The
loss was small.
Francis Lanhing Of Lennon came to
his DEATH through,an caccidentswas the
verdict Of jury at Maple Grove, Sag.
NAV county. Saturday. He lost con-
troll of his automobile and was fatally
injured.
Cornelius Pond left Monday for East
Lansing to take up his work at the M.
A. G. He has not entirely recovered
from the injury and blood poisoning in
his right hand which troubled him most
of the summer.
Lieut.. Harry Arnold of the United
States Army Medical Corps who has
been stationed Camp Willis, Columbus,
Ohio, arrived home Friday. and will
soon 60 to Washington, d. G.. to con.
tinue his work. Mrs. Arnold and their
two children will accompany him.
Richard Ledridge, aged So years, was
locked mp Saturday when he was found
wandering around in Vernon township
by Deputy Sheriff Houghton in q sort
of insane condition. He had sobered
up enough Monday to be taken home.
Carl Spangenburger of Burns town.
ship, has filed suit for divorce from Ella
Spangenburger, claiming she deceived
him, as he supposed she had never been
mar ried, but found she had been mar
ried twice and had four children; that
she is profar 9, is 81 years old, while he
is but 20, and that she left his home
Sept. /.
The good people of Owosso are urged
to open their homes to the delegates to
the State Convention of the Kings
Daughters, and Sons, which convenes
in Owosso, Oct. A, 8. 6. 1t will be i'm.
possible for the entire number of dele
gates to be cared for by the local circle,
and it is hoped places may be offered
very soon that the committee on en-.
tertainment may know what to depend
upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Martin of this
city, spent the past week in Grand
Rapids at the home Of their daughter,
Mrs, E. A. Nowack. and on Sunday
celebrated their fiftieth wedding ami.
verssry. They were married in Detroit
Sept. "a, 1856, coming to Owosso in
1867, and have since resided here. The
three children, Mrs. Nowack, Geo. W.
Martin and Mrs. Geo. Fauth Of Owosso
and their families we're present at the
celebration Sunday.
The marriage of Mics Emma Streng
of New Lothrop. and DR.. Frank Null.
cahy Of Bay City. was solemnized at
st. Michael's church in Maple Grove.
Sept. 10. After q wedding breakfast
at the home of the brides mother near
New Lothrop, the couple left for trip
east and will be at home In Bay City,
where the groom is practicing dentis-
try. Botn bride and groom are well
known in Hazelton township where
they have lived most Of their lives. and
many friends extend congratulations