The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-11-09

neSoay from visit with relatives
Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev. G. r. Wolford has returned fro,
Plymouth, Ohio. and will remain /
Owosso until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Jones and son Par
Street, nave gone to Lakeland, Florids
to spend the winte-.
Ernest L Gould of Boston, Mass. hs
oeen guest of his parents, Mr.. an
MIS- Z. A. olld, this week.
A. F. Horton, for several wears a,
employee Of the Sugar company, i
moving to Detroit where he is employed
Harold Ames and Ruth Smith of DE
troit, were married, Saturday, at tn
Baptist parsonage in this city, by Rev
II. A. Waite.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Blood went (,
Pennington, Monday, and to Detroi,
Tuesday, to attend the Sta.e Sunda,
School convention.
But little hay is coming in to marke,
and prices are high. Farmers who hav.
hay TO sell are too busy with fall work
to spend time to haul it.
The Owosso high school foot ball team
defeated Fenton at Fenton, Saturday,
IA to IL, after an uphill fight agains,
rowdyism and improper tactics.
The jury in the case of Max August
against Silas Pierce of Sciota towpst in
for damages in an auto crash, gave a
verdict in the circuit court Saturday of
mo cause for action"
Marriage licenses were granted Sat.
urcay to Henry Gurden aged 90 and
Mary E Weigel aged IS. both of Owos
80. and Stephen P. Smith 25, and Pau
line Pryor 90 both of Durand.
Judge Miner discharged the Septem
Der circuit court jury Saturday, thank
log them for good service, requesting
them to continue their acquaintance
with him as he probably would not
meet them as Judge again.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rourke, Sr.
entertained at family gathering at
their home on Ada street, Sunday, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Rourke
Of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. A Rourke
Of Pontiac, were also out of town
guests Z
Lieut.. Lyle A. Kneeland was home
from Camp Custer to spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
kneeland, Summit avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. R. Richards and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, of Ovid, were also
guests at the Kneelapd home.
"a few@car loads Of bituminous coal
cached the city the first of the week
y were quickly sold in small lots to
lumer Jus buyers. Many car loads are
till needed to vol I suffering in homes
md to ash re supply suffic.eur to
- ID the necessity Of CLOSING an, of
he manufac uring institutions of the
ity.
The marriage of Mis- Myrtle Burwe
It o Tosa", and Lee n d Morrice of Nor
ice, WAS soeinnizsd O;t. 81 ut the
rides home on Broadway in this city,
iey. B. A. hampton .ffi,.iating in the
presence of friends nd relatives A
hree course luncheon was seiv,d
After short trip Mr. and Mrs. Morrice
will reside on the groom's farm near
dorrice.
Michael Fauth, aged 81 years, passed
way November /, at the home of his
Mrs. Henry johnson, in
)wosso township. The funeral was
leld Monday at the home, Rev. Dun
ling Idle officiating. He was born in
Germany but had lived in this county
o years. Surviving are his daughter
md two sons, George of Bennington
md Michael Jr., of San Francisco.
A woman whose name could not be
:arnei, was cut about the head and
therwise bruised, the buggy in which
ne was riding wrecked and the front
t Harry Wright.s auto badly damaged
'hen Wright's machine struck tn
orse attached to the buggy at Kerby,
unday afternoon Wright supposed he
ad the right of way as another auto
'as ahead of him, but the man driving
ne horse cut in ahead of Wright to |
ross the road and was struck.
at the hearing in Dnrand, Friday, of |
,e young men charged with stealing
oods shipped by express through Du-
lnd, Justice Patchell accepted Ed ward
lix's plea of guilty to petty larceny
nd fined him $50, which his father
aid. The .others, William Merchant,
arl Hyde and Manuel Kennedy, were
ound over to the circuit court on a
large of grand larceny as they slso
ole automobile tires from cars In the
'ilroad yards. They were sent to the
'unty Jail to await arraignment
Adelphia Hive Ne. 81 Loyal Order
the Maccabees, held reception at