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

returned home after being guest of
Miss Dorothy Pitts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hutchins of
Chicago, were guests of Owosso rela-
tives part of the week.
W. R. Goodrich has moved to the
Brown fat on Oliver street, recently
vacated by Rev. Q. II. Hanks.
NJ Roy Osburn of Toledo, was a
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Osburn, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Newton of Ann
Arbor, were guests of DR.. and Mrs. B.
5. Sutherland part of the week.
Mrs. B. q. Mattson and son Dudley,
will return today from visit in
Hillsdale. Mrs. J. E. Dudley, mother
of Mrs. Mattson, will come with them
for stay of several weeks.
A. L. Smith of Howell, brother of
Mrs. o. l.. Davis of this city, was
operated upon for appendicitis Sunday,
and while the trouble was found to be
very acute the operation was successful.
Mrs. Davis has been in Howell during
the week.
The Ford automobile of L. A. Land
reth, East Main street, containing sew
eral persons, and Jackson car owned
and driven by James Mulhall, who was
unaccompanied, were badly damaged
when they came together on West Main
street Tuesday forenoon, but fortu.
nately no one was injured.
William Blackmore, sixty-three
years old, 500 River street, Owosso,
was taken into custody Thursday by
Under Sheriff Sproule and removed
to the county jail at Corunna, where
he will be held pending an investiga-
ton as to lis sanity. He is alleged
to have threatened members of his
family with violence and is believed
t., Re slightly insane.
Captain Harold Hume come home
Sunday from Crawling on short fur
Tough. to be present for his little
daughters birthday anniversary. He
returned "Wednesday morning. Capt.
Hume is enthusiastic over the personnel
of his infirmary. All of his men passed
the examination preliminary to admis-
sion into the federal service.
Dorman Seri, an Assyrian, is under
arrest for furnishing liquor to Archie
Payne, New Lothrop blacksmith, who
has been on spree for three weeks.
Payne is an excellent workman and has
good business, and is good husband
when sober. He can not obtain liquor
at saloons near New Lothrop and Seri
or any other man who furnishes him
liquor will probably be given the limit
in punishment.
Levi and Finest Lytle have returned
to Corunna from Clare county where
they have been shearing sheep for Cal.
kins & Augsburg and Washing on
Bingham. In all they clipped 5000.
During the last seven days thev clipped
1890 sheep. The two men have wound
up their season in which they have
sheared 90, 900 sheep.
Stanley Day. for several months the
advertising manager of the Press. AGer
lean, will engoge in the practice of law,
forming a partnership with George E
Pardee. Mr.. Day graduated from the
Owosso schools in 1911 and entered the
University of Michigan. he was ad
mitted to the bar in 1914. He has pur.
chased the law library of the late Gil
bert r. Lyon. The firm will continue
to use the Offices in the Keller block
now used by Mr.. Pardee.
r. ]. Beehler OF this city, who
cooking for the Thirty third regiment
band of Saginaw. was home from
Grayling Tuesday. The band was given
q leave of absence that it might take
part in the Fourth Of July celebration
at Saginaw, and Chef Beehler took
advantage of the opportunity to come
home. He declares that reports that
many of the men in camp are i'll, are
not based on facts, asserting that all
are enjoying their usual good health.
Fifteen girls of the Oshicomish class
of the Congregational Sunday school
and the Osceols Camp Fire left Mon
day for weeks outing at the Ward
cottage at Pine Lake near Lansing
The girls making the trip were Mari
an Brittson, Lois Bonsor, Margaret
Geffs, Margeret Pitts, Bernetta Haint
Ruth Payne, Lucille Osmer, Zylpha
Smith, Beth Corey, Marian Monroe,
Fern Wallace. Cordelis Ripple and
Martha Sass. Miss Minnie Mccormick
teacher of the Oshicomish class, anc