The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-08
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Born. Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs. Leor
F. Miner, a daughter, Phyllis Helen.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dingwall an6
son are spending two weeks in Toledo
Ohio. with relatives.
Guy N. Elsea and family will leave
Sunday for visit with relatives in
Lima and other points in Ohio.
Miss Alta Snyder leaves tomorrow
for Jackson to begin her years work
in the Jackson city schools.
Miss Helen Green is acting as post
mistress at Burton pending an appoint
ment to succeed the late George E.
Rogers.
Judge S. s. Miner was in Lansing,
Thursday, to attend the annual meet.
ing of the State Association of Circuit
Judges.
The examination of Mrs. Lillian
Palmer for violation of the local
option law was again continued in
Justice Friegel's court Wednesday.
s. d. Emery has returned from AL
fred, Maine, and has opened his poultry
house on West Main street for the fall
months. Mrs. Emery will join him in
couple of weeks.
Sergeant Byron Thompson of Co. 81
of Owosso, has been discharged from
the service under the dependents ruling
of the war department and arrived
home from Comp Ferris Monday.
KFrsnk Ritzell was given decree in
the circuit court Wednesday quietipg
the, title tosacertaip parcel of land in
Rush ,toTnship- Peter Montonye ct al.
were named defendants. Attorney Wal.
fer B9sh presented the petitioner.
Re6ben F. Youngs, aged So years,
died Tuesday at Pontiac. The remains
were brought to his home in New
Haven township and the funeral will
be held today. Deceased is survived by
his widow and one son, Norlan, of
Brownsville, Mimi.
Miss Anna McEntee, who has been
attending the Zanerian college of
penmanship at Columbus, Ohio, has
received her diploma and will act as
instructor of penmanship in the
Hutchins (Kansas) public schools the
coming year.
Edward Getze of Laingsburg and
Miss Laura Schroeder of this city were
united in marriage at the First M. E.
parsonage. August 3Oth, bv Rev. j.
Hartley Cansfield, pastor of the church.
They were unattended. They will
make their home in Laingsburg.
Word has been received here of the
birth of daughter recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Frieseke near Paris, France.
The little girl has been named Edith,
after Mr.. Frieseke's sister. Mr.. Frieseke
Is former Owosso boy who has won
fame by his paintings.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Sept. 2, 1915:
8. r. Clark, Miss Esther Fields, Otto
Landry, Miss Mildred Nose 2, Rude
Psrrel, Mary G. Pilsbury, Mr.. Ryan
care Van Liter, Geo. w. Sensbach,
Miss Ruth Thomas, Ike Wilson, Claude
Wilson Q. Foreign-Emiel de Clereg.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. q.
Kenyon, $50 Saginaw street. was the
scene Of very pleasant occasion Labor
day at high noon, when their grandson,
Harold NJ. Smslley, was united in mar
rage to Reva o. Taylor of Detroit.
The ceremony was soiemnized by Rev.
J. Weidenhammer Of Morrice, uncle OF
the groom.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Young, form.
erly of this city, who have been max.
ing their home in Haven, Kss, are in
the city for q visit with the latter's
father, Il. B. Sturtevant, West Oliver
street. They are moving to Center
Islip, Long Island, where Mr.. Young
expects to take up work in Drew SEM
mary at Madison, N. Y.
Joseph Moorhead paid fine Of $40
and a rs costs in Justice Friegels
court Thursday after having pleaded
guilty to an assault charge preferred
by Frank Collamer, father of Charles
ColIamer. The assault took place at q
ball game last Sunday when 1t is said
that Moorhead. who was playing, re-
sented a remark made by the Collamer
boy. Moorhead. who Is about 20 years
old. is said to have slapped the boy
several times The boys father later
obtained Q variant.