The Owosso times., 1916-04-14

odglHaW street.
DR.. c. l.. Sheppard has been called
to Pittsburgh, Pa, on account of the
death of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Maliskey Of
Lansing visited relatives and friends
in this city Sunday.
Miss Hilma Murray of Chicago, Ill.
arrived Monday to be guest at the
home of Mrs. Maude Thompson.
The fire department was called to
the home of Mrs. Amanda Burbank,
619 Park street north, Sunday morn
ing by a slight blaze on the roof.
An automobile driven by Darwin
Green of Middlebury township ran
into one driven by Arthur Watts of
Owosso Sunday afternoon at the cor
ner of Main and Washington streets.
The running board on Watts ma
chine was damaged.
Attorney Van r. Pond has COM
pleted his work of appraising the
land values and flowage rights of the
Detroit-Edison company along the
Huron river. Mr.. Pond will resume
his law practice at office No. 201 in
the Citizens Savings bank block.
The automobile driven by Burke
Lemunyon of .Durand collided with
a motorcycle ridden by G. H. lanes
of Flint on Corunna Ave. Sunday.
The automobile was badly damaged,
and the motorcycle was battered up
to some extent. No one was injured.
w. G. Coleman, general superin-
tendent of the Coit-Alber Chautau-
quas, will be in Owosso Monday,
April "a, to meet the people who
have guaranteed tickets for the sum-
mer Chautaugua in this city, and to
plan with them for the coming big
attraction.
A verdict of no cause for action re-
suited from the hearing Monday of
the ejectment proceedings of j. G..
Warner of New Haven against Ru-
dolph Pierow, before Circuit Court
Commissioner n. r. Walsh. Warner
will appeal to the circuit court. Pier
ow's lease on Warmers farm has ex-
pired and Warner seeks to oust him
but Pierow refuses to move.
A number of Miss Maud Smiths
music pupils gave very pleasant re-
cital, Saturday, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Callard, Howell
street. The following took part Eva
Lemon; Marie Hayes; Marguerite
Sexton; Eva Rundell; Hazel Van
Winkle; Florence Callard; Hazel
Packingham, Bernice Richards, El-
sic Willoughby.
Rev. j. w. Baldwin of the Flint
district met with the Corunna Ave-
nue. M. E. church board Tuesday eve-
ming. 1t was decided that after May
1 Rev. Thomas B. McGee shall con-
duct the services at the church in
stead of Rev. E. w. Foster, who has
rendered his resignation on account
of the illness of Mrs. Foster. Rev.
McGee will be in charge of the
church services until the Septem Der
conference.
RAYMOND Sanderhoff. son of Mr.. and
Mrs L. A. Sanderhoff of this city, who
is attending the University of Michi.
gan, left the last of the week with 81
other junior members of the engineer
ing department for g trip through the
large cities Of the east. The trip is for
the purpose Of inspecting the methods
employed in various Industries, espec-
tally in the large manufacturing plants.
Apparently temporarily demented'
Michael ODea, %, of Owosso, wander.
ed to the home of Roy Colby in the
Maple river district, two miles south of
Corunna, Monday. He apparently re-
membered only the home of his youth,
and said that he lived in Enterprise,
Ont, where he had wife and children.
Mr.. Colby brought Mr.. O'Dea to the
sheriff's Office and he was later taken
to his home.
Mrs. Mertiel Wetherbee has begun
suit for divorce from James Wetherbee
both of Fairfield township They were
married Nov Is, 1890, and she claims
she has been little less than slave,
helping with the farm work, doing
chores, the housework, and having no
money to clothe herself or buy grocer.
les except what she could get from the
egg and butter sales, while he spent his
time and money at a pool room in
Chaplin. Their farm consists of IA acres
of land.
Miss Dora Beehler was the honor
ed guest Tuesday evening at kitch-
en- shower given by Mrs. l.. j. Hall,
Mrs. J. Heathers and Miss Edith AL
len at the home of the former 500
Stewart street. Twenty-Five young
ladies were present and the BRIDE
elect was presented with several use
full gifts. A buffet luncheon was
served. The home was prettily dec
Grated with cut flowers and ferns.
Miss Beehler's marriage to Frederick
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