The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-09
LOCAL NEWS

Webster Fl Yoder aud Miss Thelma
DeVoe, both Of this city, were married
at Q oclc OK Wednesday afternoon at the
Baptist parsonage, Rev. q A. Waite
officiating. The young people will
reside here.
WAYNE d. Underwood OF this city and
Miss Norma Brocklsmeyer Of Detroit
were married Tuesday afternoon, July |
6. Rev. T. B, MCGEE performing the
ceremony. Tho groom 10 the son Of G.
e. Underwood Of this city and Is we'll
known here.
Howard Burchfield and Goo. Mitchell
of Flint, paid fines OF go each for being
drunk. and George Stillwsll Of Lansing.
paid $50 Wednesday for drivinga motor |
vehicle while intoxicated. They were
arrested Monday by Unoer Sheriff |
Pardee and Turnkey VIM. Bailey, north |
of the Kelly school house. They had
been drinking perfume of high alco-
holic content
County Clerk Burnett has received
letter from the secretary of state call
ing attention to the registration law
1t requires that all cities over 10000
population must have general re reg
istration every presidential year, while
the cities, villages or townships under
10, 900 may hold such registrations pro-
viding resolution to that effect is
adopted by its legislative body.
The three-year old nephew of Mrs.
Frank Dawson, North Dewey st. was
dangerously poisoned last Monday,
when in the absence of his aunt he got
hold of a bottle containing belladon-
ma, and swallowed enough to produce
severe poisoning. Energetic treat
ment was given him and he has re-
covered.
An enjoyable family reunion took
, place Monday aftern on at the home oil
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Sherman, Cpl North
| Washington street, when 81 members o
S TIE Sherman family spent the day TO
gether. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. NJ c. Sherman and three
:. children of Defiance, Ohio; Mr.. and
n Mrs D. j. North and daughter Of De
Y troit: Mr. and Mrs. e G Csspell and
f and Mrs Henry A. Sherman and sons
a Henry and James. of Sault Ste. Marie
:, aud Mr.. and Mrs. F. Peter Sherman and
k daughter, Helen, Of this city.
When Fred Spaleny, living II
Flint, came out of the swimming hole
a east of the water works yesterday, ht
n found that someone had stolen his
r trousers containing a pocketbook with
! STAG in it. The trousers of boy
t also in swimming, was robbed of one
e dollar. Spaleny borrowed a pair OF
overalls, which his brother had OF
q over his trousers to wear to his broth
q er's house. Thomas Harris Of Corun
n ma avenue, reported to the police, the
n theft of a pocketbook containing 50.
q from his home. The police found al
: eight year old boy who admitted tax
ing the pocketbook but said that {
woman at the carnival took all but 81
n cents of the money from him.
n Lavon J. FATAL. of Owosso, ha'
e begun suit in circuit court agains
is Mrs. Inez Bliss of Owosso for specifi
e performance of contract and has BEEF
granted an injunction restraining
E Mrs. Bliss from selling the propert
- at 31S Michigan avenue, Owosso, t
- anyone but him. He declares tina
" last fall he purchased the place on
~ contract, for $4,000 and paid SIS
- down. Later as per agreement, h
VI rendered her a check for $3.50 whic
." was the balance of the payment {
$1,000 down, the rest to be paid at
W rate of $50 or more per month. H
ry claims she refused to accept Il
er money but that her attorney did S
hit He asserts that Mrs. Bliss refuses
ey deliver to him the land contract
1r. the place.