The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-09-07

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Fred Jones, aged 81, Of West Branch,
Is serving 30-day Jail sentence for lar
ceny at Durand.
Miss Catherine Black Of Bennington,
left Monday to attend st. Joseph's
academy at Adrian.
Judge Byron McMshon of Anderson.
Ind, was guest of his daughter, Mrs.
DIR. Powell, part of the week
M. LsClear has the house and lot "a
Stafford's addition, Owosso, to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mccartney for $1,000.
J. w. Hubbard returned Friday from
Otsego Lake, and has been in Detroit
this week at the state fair as Judge of
hogs.
The Welch family enjoyed reunion
Sunday at the home Of John WEIGH in
New Haven township. About forty
were present.
Alma Cartright was granted divorce
from George A. Cartright and he must
pay $40 solicitors fee and one dollar a
week to her.
L. A. Sanderhoff has returned from
Battle Creek, where he has been taking
treatment for rheumatism, but is not
improved in health.
Mrs. M. L. Izor was operated on
Thursday at the Swayzee hospital for
appendicitis and tumor and has rallied
well from the operation.
Mrs. Mullaney of Ssndusky, Ohio,
and Mr. and Mrs. O'Msra and children
of Berlin Heights, Ohio, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccartney.
Francis Black who has been on the
battleship Florida, is guest of his par
ents. Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Black, Ben
nington, for few days.
Mrs. Herbert Collins entertained Fri.
day in honor of Miss Bernice Stewart
of Detroit, at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Shattuck.
Mr.. and Geo. Willoughby of Sag.
inaw, Kenneth and Henry Willoughby
of Flint, have been guests of their par.
ents in this city part of the week
A man insulted the wife Of an
Owosso mail carrier on the street,
Saturday evening and as a result was
knocked down by we'll directed blow
in the eye.
Oliver D. Salisbury has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
his late father, David r. Salisbury,
estimated at $13, 900 of which $12, 500 is
real estate.
The barns on the farms of Daniel
Quinn and Dee Fuller near Morrice
were burned when struck by lightning
Wednesday night, with the loss of hay,
grain anu tools.
Rev. C. M. Keene. formerly popular
pastor of the Church of Christ, now
pastor at Coldwater, is guest OF
Owosso friends and will occupy the
pulpit of the church next Sunday.
The fifteen months. old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Marsh of near Yer
non,, was severely scalded, Saturday,
when she pulled dish of boiling water
from the stove. No permanent injury
will result.
Sidney Willett, an Owosso fireman,
began suit by his attorney, 8. @ Pulver,
Wednesday for divorce from OraWillett
claiming that his wife was cruel and
last Friday attacked him with knife
Robert Kirkpatrick and Dan White
paid total in fines and repair money
to Justice Friegel of $64 80 for driving
J. N. Thomas jitney bus into ,
hitching post at Oakley Tuesda!
evening.
The district hoard has granted ex
Z emptions to Floyd d. Jones, Henderson
4 Orrin M. Wallace, Elsie, and Harry F
: Smith, Of Rush township, con of Mr.
8 aud Mrs. Frank w. Smith of Owosso
= all on the ground of their farm work
MIS-. DutLUdCu, Wllo VI Iect. DutLuoOl
! of the Evangelical church of this city
, q former missionary to China, vii
talk on missions" at the meeting t.
4 be held at the New Haven Evangelica
= church next Sunday evening.
y The marriage of Jesse Buckley an
, Miss Ksthr,n Hart was solemnized a
Z st. Pauls Catholic church by Rev. FL
4 Slane Tuesday evening. After 81
a eastern trip they will be at home o.
n his farm in New Haven. Many friend
= join in congratulations.
4 The second reunion of the Jones fam
Il lily was held at the home Of Mr.. an
y Mrs. Rob Alliton in New Haven town
: ship, Friday, with eighty relative
y present, including members from Akron
= Charon Center and Medina. Ohio. an
Il several Michigan cities and towns. A
, exceedingly pleasant day was spent.
4 The Owosso White Sox closed thei
j base ball season Labor Day. plsyin
two games with st. Oh aries, losing 1