The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-08-29

vi 40 NorIn street 10 Mr. JOnn
Ward.
A daughter, Lillian Louisa, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Demuth
Saturday, Aug. 23rd.
Mrs. George Westbrook has return
ed to her home in Pontiac after visit
ing her mother, Mrs. F. Tick, Corunna
Ave.
Miss Rebecca Tick, of Detroit, is
spending the week with her grand
mother, Mrs. Tick, and other relatives
in the city.
Mrs. c. d. Stewart has returned to
her home in Adrian, after spending
some time with Mrs. M. l.. Stewart,
in this city.
Mrs. H. P. White and Mrs. w. ].
Detwiler and daughter have been in
Lockport, N. Y, this week attending
a family reunion.
Morris Stein Rigley and FRANKLIN
Cavauaugh left Tuesday for Notre
Dame, Indiana, where they will at
tend the university.
Miss Clara Kaltrider has returned
home here after taking a special
course at the University school of
Music during the summer.
Donald, Cecil and Theodore Rhodes,
of Ann Arbor, who formerly resided
in Owosso, are spending a month in
this city visiting friends.
C. C. Wright and family have re-
turned from a two weeks motor trip
to Topinabee, Mackinac Island and
Les Cheneaux Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cope have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
| will be at home to their friends at
803 North Washington street.
Anna M. Ostrom of Caledonia
township, has begun action for a di-
voce from Edward S. Ostrom whom
she alleges has failed to provide for
her and her child.
The Rev. w. R. Blachford was in
Flint Saturday, called there for the
purpose Of performing the marriage
ceremony for Mr.. Harry Walker and
Miss Gladys Bevinger.
Mrs. Ernest Lyle and children,
East William street, have returned
home from two months stay in Man.
celona, Mich. Mrs. Lytle's health is
somewhat improved.
Ira Foster has sued Harry Dunn
ing. and Roscoe. HartCo Perry for
$1,000 a damage for6e suit grows out
of a sale Of tractor to Foster, that
he claims does not work.
Miss Helen Wright has resumed
her work at The Memorial hospital
Office after a two weeks vacation
spent at Topinabee, Mackinac Island
Les Cheneaux Islands and Cheboygan
The calendar for the September
term of the circuit court, opening
September 2 is heavy one. There
are included IL criminal cases, 43 law
cases and sc chancery matters, 81
of which are divorce cases.
The ninth annual reunion Of the
Walters family was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.. Coy in Morrict
Friday. Mrs. Coy is member Of this
family and there were on hundred ant
fifty in attendance.
| w. G.. Mccormick reached hom'
Wednesday morning, having arrived
in this country Friday morning aftel
several months service overseas. HI
has been in Germany for severa
months past.
A petition has been filed for an ad
ministrator for the Jacob c. Walter
estate by Margaret Walters. Tn
Estate amounts to $4,000. The heir
are Mrs. Jacob Walters and daugh
ter, Mrs. Seth Beers.
j. Williams, North Chapman street
was arraigned in the municipal cour
Tuesday on a charge of permitting hi
chickens to run at large, pleaded no
guilty and his trial was set for Sep
TENDER 3.
The fifteenth annual reunion of tn
Dellamater family was held Wednes
day, August 20, at the home of MI
and Mrs. Jesse Bliss, near Henderson
Relatives were there from Lansing
Chesaning, st. Johns and London, On
tario.
Rev. B. G. Mattson is expecte
home tomorrow from Lake Genev
and will occupy the pulpit of tn
First Congregational church Sunda,
morning. The members of the con
gregation are given acordial INVITA-
ton to be present at the service.
Suit was begun Monday by Geor
giana Crawford of Byron against tn
Ann Arbor railroad. The actio
grows out of claim that the chill
was knocked down and hurt while rid
ing on a train about two years age
$4,000 damages are asked for.
The Holmes reunion was held a
James Shephard's in Bannister, Aug
"a, 1919. A picnic dinner was serve