The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-02-02

from his brother Donald, who is spend
. ing the winter in st. Petersburg, Fla.
j. G. Woodland, aged GA years. one o.
the best known stock buyers in thi,
) section of Michigan, died at his hom,
in Elsie Saturday. He had lived il
Elsie forty years.
Mrs W. M. Eongman left Saturday
for Climax, called by the death of hei
husbands father. Superintendent Long
man had been in Climax for several
days previous to his fathers death.
A marriage license was issued Tues.
day to Harry J. McKeeby, aged 25, an
Owosso blacksmith, and Jennie Ralstop,
aged 10, of Linden. Both have been
married once before. They will reside
in Owosso.
Raymond Fyero, Durand blacksmith,
was sentenced to serve 80 days in the
Detroit house Of corr ection, by Justice
Patchell. Saturd ay; on his plea of
guilty of assaulting his landlady. hav.
ing struck her over the head with q
stove poker
The teachers of the Emerson school
entertained Mrs. Dague and Mrs. Rob
erts Of the Honeywell evangelistic party
in the kindergarten room of the schoo
Tuesday. Mrs. Dague gave annterest.
ing talk and Mrs. Roberts sang several
selections.
Corunna Commandery knights Temp.
lar, will be inspected Friday evening
by Lyle G. Younglove of Detroit, grand
sword bearer. Mr.. Younglove is an old
schoolmate of W. A. Rosenkrans, and
will be M Rosenkrans' guest during
his stay here.
John Teller of Henderson, was a
business caller in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Teller and John George Of the
Honeywell party, were both born in the
same locality in Scotland, and Mr..
George is acquainted with relatives of
Mr.. Teller 10 the old country.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Maliskey and
4 son, Walter Roger, of Lansing. are
guests of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
FL. Malissey North Saginaw street. Mr..
Maliskey, who was seriously injured
several weeks ago, is steadily improv
ing and Is now able to get about with
the aid of canes.
William Henry, eyed go years, died
at his home on South Park street, Jan
20, after a short illness with pneumonia.
The funeral was held Saturday from
the Jennings & Sons undertaking par
lors Mr.. Henry is survived by his
widow and one child, and his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry, Stewart
street. Mr.. Henry has lived in Owosso
all his life and was employed by the
Owosso Ice & Fuel Co.
Joe Spaleny and Mrs. Louisa Fianta
were married by Justice Friegel Satur.
day, following Mrs. Fianta's being di
vorced by her husband at the last term
of the circuit court They were lovers
when children in Austria, but the girl
came to America and married Fianta
Spaleny soon appeared and the girl
wanted to go with him She is but 10
years Of age.
Word has been received of the death
of Albert Frieseke of Floral Blug, Fla,
on Jan. 12 The deceased was formerly
a resident of this city and was owner
of jewelry store in the old Brown
building, where the Owosso Savings
bank now stands. Many of the older
residents Of the city will remember Mr..
Frieseke He is a brother of julius
Frieseke of this city.
John P. Willard of CoruIna avenue.
was arrested Saturday, and arraigned
on charge of carrying concealed weap-
ons. He waived examination and was
bound over to the circuit court. In
default of $500 bail he was committed
to Jail. Willard is the man VINO on
Wednesday, according to his wife,
threatened to shoot her and then end
his own life with q revolver borrowed
from friend to kill cat.
Herbert Anthony, we'll known and
highly respected Resident of Clayton
township, Genesee county, died at his
home Friday evening. Mr.. Anthony
was born near Pontiac, June 3, 1914.
He was united In marriage to Miss Har.
riet White. About 43 years ago he
moved to the farm IN Clayton township
where has since resided. Besides his
wife he leaves one son, Roy Of Clayton,
and four daughters, Mrs. Frank Free
man of Flushing township; Mrs. Will
liam Brooks OF. Owosso; Mrs. Lou
Brooks of Dursnd, and Mrs. Roy Hard
ing of CLAYTON. The funeral services
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