The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-24

lCharles b. Craig, divorce; Vera Har-
ris VS. Frank Harris, divorce; Eugene
H. George VS. Matilda Ann Rideout, tc
quiet title; Sadie Depew VS. Abraham
Depew, divorce; Mable Falles VS.
Charles Falles, divorce; Bessie Gil.
more Barnes VS. l.. ID. Barnes, annul-
ment of marriage; Minnie M. Butler
VS. Melvin C. Butler, divorce; Jennie
Welch VS. Hiram ID. Welch, divorce;
State Savings Bank VS. Cora B. Van
Doren, foreclosure; Louise Blotney
VS. Louis Blotney, divorce; S. B. Nc.
Gellora VS. Daniel Lyon, ct al, to quiet
title; James E. Ryan and Tena Ryar
VS. Parker G.. Brooks, to clear title
Clarence R. Montgomery VS. Violet
Montgomery, divorce; Bertha S. De
pew. VS. George w. Depew, divorce
Lucy A. Knapp VS. Delbert Knapp
divorce; Seth B. Terry VS. John j
Longenberger, to annul contract
Samuel C. Patchell, executor, VS. Wal
ter Lawrence to quiet title; Berths
Avery VS. Abbott Avery, divorce; Clar-
ence Benoy VS. Carrie l.. Kinney, ct al
to correct description; Hattie Viola
Smith VS. Clinton Smith, divorce
Maud Ellsworth, VS. Edward j. Ellis
worth, divorce; Ella A. Sanders VS.
Beauford j. Sanders, divorce; Grace
Schultz VS. William Schultz, divorce
John Himburg VS. Louisa Himburg,
divorce; Leonard Follmer VS. George
A. Bronson, injunction; Wellington
f. Van Camp VS. Theodore Ochs, to
discharge mortgage; Grace Richard
VS. Nelson Richard, divorce; John De-
Potty VS. Rhoda DePotty, divorce
Steward Kenyon VS. Hazel Kenyon,
divorce; Vera E. Fable VS. Russell
Fable, divorce; Harry B. Young VS.
Evelyn L. Young, divorce; Ethel Full
Ter VS. Daniel Fuller, divorce; Clara
Mars VS. Eugene Mars, divorce; Edna
Bronnick VS. Walter Bronnick, divorce.
Calvin P. Bentley and Chas. A. Sack
rider left yesterday on q fishing trip to
Roscommon.
Mrs. Loretta Austin has returned to
her home in Chicago. accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. George Haskell, at
whose home she has been visiting.
Psrker's Greatest Shows.
The Parker Shows have scored q de.
cided hit at the fair. The question
most frequently heard is, How did the
fair association manage to secure an
attraction Of this size and excellence3'
The Parker Shows are a real big city
attraction. The many different shows
carried by the company are all worthy
OF patronage, clean and high class.
Among those to be mentioned in
particular are "China Town." an ex.
hibition of Frisco's underworld as it
actually exists. portrayed in an artistic
and realistic manner As the audience
passes from one display to another.
accompanied by an eloquent orator
who is thoroughly converssnt with his
subject, they can easily imagine them
selves down deep in the bowels of the
earth meath Frisco's streets, and actu
ally face to face with those crafty
orientals who traffic in that most
deadly enemy to the Caucasian race,
Opium. In China Town. the unwary
may easily learn a lesson that will
never be forgotten, and in that way
will learn to avoid that awful fate that
might await them by the use Of that
deadly narcotic.
Parker's Society Circus proved very
popular with an array of wonderfully
trained equines. The Whip-that
newest of all rides-was we'll patron
lied, as was Parker's beautiful $40 600
Carry.U s.All. Gebhards Astronomical
Clock and Kempf's Swiss Village
proved more than interesting to those
of mechanical turn of mind. The
giant ferris wheel with one graceful
sweep carried it's patrons high in the
air and made bashful maidens cling
more closely to their gallant knights.
The Barrel of Fun, the Crazy
House, and the Honeymoon Trail, the
three fun factories turned their audi
ences out holding their sides from pure
merriment. LaBelle's congress Of nov.
elites proved very good drawing card
with It's wealth of freaks and curiosi.
ties, CLEANED from the four corners of
the globe. Liberty" the show beau
tiful, with strong patriotic turn, re.
minds us that we We gallant little
army Somewhere in France" guard.
ing that GODDESS we all adore, the Statue
of Liberty. Then to complete the list
are those fearless bows and girls riding
mile minute and performing mar
velous stunts on perpendicular wall
at the Motor Dome.
Parker's Greatest Shows, owned and
managed by the amusement king him
self, are q credit to any fair and the
fair association hopes that it will be
fortunate to secure this stellar attraction
for next year.
The shows are booked here for weak
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