The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-11-24
LOCAL NEWS

IOCAL NEWS
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A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Felver. Rowley
street.
Mrs. Frank Smith of Port Huron, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs J. G.
Mcintosh, Saginaw street.
Mrs Nellie Calkins of Houghton
Heights, formerly of this city, is speud.
ing few days with Owosso relatives
and friends.
Miss Edith Blachford of Detroit, is
SPENDING week with her parents, Rev
and Mrs. w. R. Blachford, at the Epis-
copal rectorv.
Jack Hopkins, who recently sold his
barber shop in Oakley, has arranged
with Brown & Gray for room in the
front of their store for shop.
L. u. Heyer, of the National hotel
who submitted to an operation Monday
at Miller hospital, was much improved
Wednesday and his early recovery is
looked for
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to Albert Howard, aged IS, and
Mrs Edith Raycraft, aged so. both of
Morrice, and both of whom have been
married three times previously.
Mrs Geo. b. Powell and daughter,
Sue. left Wednesday for her old home
in Anderson, Ind, where she will visit
her father and sister. They will re-
main until the first of the year.
Rev. B g. Mattson gave a very in
teresting talk to the students of the
eighth grade department Tuesday Morn
ing. 9th helpful talks have been re-
Gently given by Rev. h. A. Waite and
Supt. Longman.
Mrs Arthur Alliton pleasantly enter
tanned the Crown Circle class of the
First NJ. e. church at quilting bee at
her home on North Water street, Mon
day. Light refreshments were served
and profitable afternoon spent
Miss Gladys Goodrich of Elsie. enter
tanned at a weekend party the Misses
Marguerite Danforth, Elsa Elwood and
Harry Purves and Joseph Hecht of
Owosso Saturday evening. A number
Of young people were present, enjoying
games and dancing,
Niss Ruth Sullivan, who has been
attending school at Oberlin college, has
been forced to give up her school work
and Is i'll in. an Oberlin hospital. 1t is
expected that Miss Sullivan and her
mother, Mrs. Louise Sullivan Of De-
troit, will 20 west this winter.
The case of Mrs. Zelms Richards
against Richard P. Strauch of Shiawas,
see township. has been dismissed by
Judge Scarf sitting in the Shiawassee
circuit court. Mrs. Richards twas or
dered to file security for costs but failed
to do so and her attorney, w. A. Seeg
miller, made motion that the case be
dismissed. Judge Sesrle taxed the costs
against her.
Bessie A. Gilmore Barnes, aged il
years, daughter of Ida Gilmore OF Du
rand, has started action in the circuit
court through her attorney j. Il. Col
Inns, to have her marriage to l. ID
Barnes annulled. The girl was married
to Mr.. Barnes last January. and says
that she now understands that he al
ready had one wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cullen and
family of four children arrived Sunda,
morning in New York City from Bslly
cullen, Ireland, where they have beer
for the past eight years. They'wer'
married ten years ago in st. Paul.
Catholic church ana resided here for
short time and in Detroit for about tive
years Mrs. Cullen was formerly Mis-
Katie Dryer, west Of the city, and is
sister of Mrs. Charles McNally OF thi
city. They left Liverpool, England OF
Nov. IL.
Two divorce cases were started in th
circuit court Monday. Mabel Falls Q
Owosso, through her attorney, Ellis Z
Wilson, seeks divorce from Charlie
Falls. Mrs. Falls was formerly Mis-
Mabel B,wles. She charges cruelty ant
desertion. Clarice L. Lovett OF sag
NAV seeks a decree from William j
1,ovett of Owosso. They were married
in 1898 They have two children. Sh'
charges extreme cruelty. He is an AM
Arbor brakem IN. Her attorney, Gustav
+. Friegel. obtained an injunction from
Jndee Miner restraining her HUSBAND
from modest ng her.