The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-21
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LOCAL NEWS

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Rev. l.. n. Hayes of Detroit, is
guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary Hayes,
North Shiawsssee street.
William Brooks and family have
moved to Owosso from near Lennon
and will reside on Hickory street.
Carl Knapp has returned to this city
from Albion and has accepted posi-
ton in the D. M. Christian 90. store.
Coral Noe of Perry, has begun action
in the circuit court for divorce against
Claude Noe through Attorney George
E. Pardee.
Martin Howe. for several years an
employee of the Conner Ice Cream Co.,
has purchased a moving picture theatre
at Mt. Pleasant and will move to that
city.
Miss Iva Launstein will entertain the
U. A. Fl. club Monday night. Final
arrangements for giving leap year
ball at Moose hall May are being COM
pleted.
Mrs. Emma d. Swain of Vernon, has
been adjudged insane and committed to
the state hospital at Pontiac by Pro-
bate Judge Matthew Bush. A guard.
ian will be appointed to look after her
estate.
Lowell Bush, son of Judge and Mrs.
Matthew Bush of Corunna, has re-
ceived an appointment as inferno in
the Providence hospital in Detroit. He
graduates from the Detroit College of
Medicine in June.
John w. Hamler was ARE sted at the
home of his aged mother on Donald
street in this city, Thursday, and taken
to Washington. D. c., later on charge
Of non.support, it being alleged that he
deserted his family there last Deem
Der.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending April Is. 1916:
Jos. Arens q Co., Homer Beck, Miss
Chalker, P. II. Cloudman, r. A. Iuger
soil, Losey & Van Dyne. John 81. DIN.
Earl Smith, Chas. Spore, F. ]. Towar.
Mrs. Odell Chapman, who for the
past several months has been quite Ill,
was taken to Harper hospital in Detroit
Monday, for treatment. Mrs. Chapman
was accompanied by DR.. s s. G. Phip.
pen end Miss Nettie Eyeleth.
Miss Florence Winkler and Leslie
Hitler, both Of Owosso, were married
April II at Perry, by Rev. J. d. Young.
They were attended by Miss Mildred
Graham and Roy Alcombrack, of Owes.
30. 1t was also the Goth wedding ami
versary of MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Winkler.
Mr.. and Mrs Hitler will reside on a
farm southwest of the city.
Owosso will be represented at the
state bowling tournament now being
held in Detroit. J. Edwin Ellis,
Drs. Charles and G.. p Sackrider
and Fl. A. Hume and Geo. Eddy of this
city have entered, and will roll as a
team and in the singles and doubles.
The cash prizes put up for the tourney
amount to close to $4,000.
The mothers of the first ward met
with Mrs. J. Goodwin, North Shiawas-
see street, Friday. The afternoon was
spent with scripture readings and songs
and talk twas given on the life Of
Christ by Mrs. Sherwood. Rev. II. A.
Waite gave an address on Life in the
Home" followed by an Easter program.
Mrs Myers gave recitation and later
picnic lunch was served. Forty ladies
and 10 children were present.
A verdict of no cause for action re
suited from the hearing of the eject.
ment proceedings of J. G. Warner Of
New Haven against Rudolph Pierow,
before Circuit Court Commissioners N.
R.. Walsh. Warner will appeal to the
circuit court. Pierow's lease on War
ner's farm has expired and Warner
seeks to Dust him but Pierow refuses to
move.
Articles of incorporation of the Ann
Arbor Boat Co. were fled with the
county clerk, Saturday. A new car
ferry to be known rs Ann Arbor No. 9,
is being constructed for the company In
Detroit. This ferry in addition to the
FIVE boats already owned by the Ann
Arbor, will be operated between Frank.
fort and Milwaukee. Capital stock of
the corporation is 100000, OF which
$4,000 has been subscribed. The Ia.
corporators of the company are A. Z.
Towsley, Alexander Smith and Geo. q.
Betnwith, all Of Toledo.