The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-16

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Alfred Laubengayer is visiting rel
tives In Toledo,
Judge s. 8. Miner is holding court i
Detroit this month. !'".
Rev. B. g. Mattson attended a Cor
gregational conference at Lansing Mon
day and Tuesday.
Albert Story of Cincinnati. was
guest Sunday Of bis grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs J. M. Story.
Miss Jennie Hall of Marion, and
Omar Hall of Flint, were guests of RAJ
Hall, Adams street. part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Osburn and daugh
ter and Mrs. L. +. Woodland have re
turned from trip to New Orleans, La.
Colen Lo7nes of Fairfield, was ar
rested for being drunk and disorderly
at an auction sale, Monday, and will
have trial before Justice Mcbride
March 90.
Samuel Hackett of Cedar Grove, w.
Va, is guest of his father, Samuel
Hackett in Corunns. He owns and is
operating very valuble coal mine.
Frank Wilson and Floyd Rhodes
were arrested Saturday night for fight
ing on South Washington street, and
Frank Fuhr was locked up for being
drunk.
Married, Friday evening. at the home
of the bride on North Water in this
city, Miss Florence Perry and William
Ireland. They will reside in this city.
A barn on the farm Of Henry Kear.
ney, one and one-half miles from Judd.
vile, wasFstruck by lightning and
destroyed by fire Saturday night. The
loss is estimated at $500 with $500 in.
surance.
The Grand Trunk Railroad attach ed
carload of corn billed to F. Leighton !
OF Durand. Saturday, claiming the car
was partially unlosded and the draft
for payment had not been paid.
Gregory Reynolds was found dead in
bed by neighbors at his home in Byron,
Friday, after he had been missed for
several days. He lived alone. He is
survived by brother and sister. The
funeral was held Saturday.
Advertise ed letters at the Owosso post
office for the week ending Mar. 10, 1917:I
Mrs Geo. Blume. ]. j. Cupples, Ben
Grant, Mrs Mildred Hortin, Robert ].
Merrill Co., Mr.. Stodder, Asa Wood.
Anorder has been issued by Judge
Bush committing William Howell, we'll !
known Owosso resident, to the retreat /.
at Dearborn. l. A. Sanderhoff is guar :
dian for Mr.. Howell who is SO years
Of age
The children of Mr.. and Mrs f. M
Morris. Gil Stewart street west, gave
them a pleasant surprise Sunday in
honor Of their 31st wedding anniver-
sary. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris were pre-
sented with chest of silver.
The Owosso players were W. BOWL
ing, left field; Sanderhoff. first base;
right short; Young, third 9
base; 8. Fletcher, catcher; 8. Bowling,
second base; Schaar, right fed; Day.
pitcher; r. Fletcher and York, right t
field g
Philander Stevens, aged 81 years, !.
lied Tuesday, after an illness of four {
weeks He has been unable to speak q
or two years as q result of throat Il
rouble. He was pioneer resident of q
he county, highly respected by wide I"
ircle of friends His widow and one
on survive
The THEE children of Mrs. Anna n
'oyce who is serving sentence in the 81
ounty jail for running disorderly "
ouse at Durand, have been committed o
state institutions, the two Youngest "
Ding to Coldwater state school. while A
he older boy will probably be left "
nth farmer in Owosso township. @
The West Siders won Mondays game "
to 3. which was fine battle with ex-
itement every minute and some very Il
lose calls for the former champions b.
he game went to the sixth inning pl
Without score. and Owosso had I to 0 al
Dr. Lansing in the seventh, when they hi
OF one and then one in the eighth, but M
, the ninth filed the bases with o or
ne ont, aud It looked as tho Owosso 81
'as to be beaten, but Day struck 'out OF
he best REQ batter. Thomas. and Hatch 81
as put out at first, but one run re- st
llted during the latter play. A fine pl
nick out at first saved the game. fu