The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-05-21

NorIn- washington street.
The Owosso City baseball team de-
feated the Detroit Weatherproof Body
Co. of Corunna, Sunday at McCurdy
park by the score of 18 to 8.
Mr.. Emily Stanlake, widow
Henry Stanlake, died at her home Oil
Cleveland avenue May 49, Mrs. Stan
lake sustained a stroke of paralysis
a year ago and during the winter she
was stricken with influenza, and never
recovered from it's effects.
Mrs. Louise Lutz, wife of Fred
Lutz, aged SO years, died at her home,
on Ridge street, May Is. The funer-
al was held Saturday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at the home and at 4
o'clock at st. Johns church, Wash
ington and Oliver streets, Rev. Web
blink officiating.
The roof on the wing part of the
home of Mrs. Inez Tooley, West Ma
son street, at the foot of John, was
wrecked by fire starting May Is.
Effective work by the fire department
prevented much greater damage be-
ing done by fire, the damage being
estimated at $4,000.
A large number of neighbors of
Archibald Wrigley and family of
Shiawassee township, rendered them
farewell party at their home last
week. They have purchased the Dens-
more residence on North Ball street,
Owosso, and are moving there this
week.
Marriage licenses issued recently
are: William A. Skinner, Henderson,
and Gladys Hoover, Owosso; James
E. Williams, Owosso and Beulah Cush-
way, Bay City; Clyde Harris and Mar
garet Stevens, Owosso.
Peter Manigold of Jackson paid a
fine of $25 and costs in Justice Nc
Brides court Monday for reckless
driving. Under Sheriff Pardee caught
him driving 65 miles an hour on the
Flint road Saturday.
Mrs. L. G. Heyer is in Ann Arbor
helping care for her daughter, Miss
Marie Heyer, who is attending the
u. of M. Miss Heyer recently had
a wisdom tooth pulled and complica-
lions have arisen that have given her
a great deal of trouble.
George Murphy farmer of Ches-
aiming was arrested Saturday after
noon by local officers on a charge of |
desertion preferred by his wife living
near Bancroft. He rs out on bail I
awaiting examination on May 26 be-
fore Justice Patched of Durand.
Rev. H. A. Waite left Monday for
Traverse City where he is in atteno.
ance at the meeting of the state board /
of managers and will deliver two lee
lures on the world wide missions at
the open meetings held in connection
with the state meeting.
Owosso Aerie of Eagles Friday
night elected the following delegates
to the state convention at Ludington
in June, Byron Thompson, Charles
Lee Shaw and Walter Sterneman; al
ternates, Charles H. Shaw, Orville
Kinsey and William Bartell.
Owosso high school base ball team,
Saturday afternoon showed the fans
how to pull game out of the fire af-
ter it is apparently hopelessly lost.
Going into the eighth inning of the
game with Bay City Western high
school, with the score to against
them, the local FASTENERS scored six
runs in that frame, and won the game.
A few of the neihbors of Mrs. Helen
M. Tichnor, who resides with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Nichols, North Ball street,
joined in giving her very happy sur
prise Friday evening. Auntie Itch
nor, as she is lovingly known by those
near her, attained her dignity first
year yesterday and the event was
celebrated with delicious birthday
supper.
Richard Cowles, arraigned in JUS
tice court Tuesday on a charge of
perjury, demanded an examination
and it was set for May %. 1t is
charged that he and his brother Floyd
perjgred themselves at Richards ex-
ANIMATION on charge OF forgery 1t
has been learned that Richard is out
on probation from the Ingham cir
cult court on charge of larceny. His
brother is on parole from Ionia re-
formatory.
Mrs. Theresa Gucik, of Owosso,
has begun suit through her next
friend, for divorce, against Lewis
Gucik to whom she was married in
October 1918. She charges that four
months after their marriage, her hus-
band brought strange girl to their
home, and at meal hours, took the
girl into the dining room, and locked
the doors. She also claims that her
husband beat her cruelty on an aver
age of once week, and applied filthy
names to her.
Mrs. Ellen Morden, aged So years.