The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-02-11

the county jail here for contempt OF
court in failing to pay alimony.
The will of the late Julia Houghton.
Laingsburg, disposing of an estate of
81, 900. has been filed in probate court.
James Osburn. Mrs. Harry Dudley
and Mrs. Mabel Symes are in New York
City on buying trip for Osburn q
Sons.
William Dennison, of New Haven
township, paid costs amounting to five
dollars. in justice court Saturday for
failure to dim the lights on his auto.
bile.
A petition has been filed in probate
court asking for the appointment of an
administrator Of the estate of Frederick
Brandt, deceased. The estate amounts
to $4,000.
Senator Byron p. Hicks gave a
splendid talk on Opportunity. or the
Price of Success" at the First Baptist
church Sunday evening before large
audiance.
Mrs. Leota Parker. Of Durand, has
begun suit for divorce against D. l..
Parker, charging desertion. They
were married in February, 1910, and
he deserted her the following May, she
ayers.
The divorce case of Alemenia vs.
David Pratt, of New Haven township,
which was to have been taken up
Saturday has been put over the term.
The court granted the request of the
plaintiff for permission to amend her
bill of complaint
The Teller & Son Real Estate Ex-
change, formerly Of Henderson, has
removed to this city ana is occupying
space in the law Office of Warren Pier
pont, North Washington street. John
Teller, the Senior member Of the firm,
Is we'll known in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Tinklepaugh,
Glenwood avenue, left last week for an
extended visit with the latter's parents
in Iowa. They will also visit Mrs.
Tinklepaugh's brother in Omaha, a
sister in Oklahoma, and an uncle in
California. They expect to be absent
about two months
The will of the late Harrison Bugbee,
of Bennington township, has been ad-
mitted to probate. The contest threat
ened by Mrs. Clarsbells Van Lew, of
Isabella county, has been averted, Glen
Bugbee, the other heir, agreeing to pay
her $4,000 in addition to the $1,000 which
she was bequeathsd in the will
Over $75 was cleared by The dane
ing party at the armory, Friday night,
given for the benefit of Memorial
hospital. Proceeds will go to help
purchase curtains for the building.
About 100 couples attended and enjoyed
a splendid time until late hour. The
auditorium had been prettily decorated
by Floyd Blair, who gave his services
gratis.
Owosso Aerle of Ergles recently voted
to increase its initiation fee to $35. The
aerie has enjoyed a splendid growth
during the last thirteen months, in.
creaasing its membership by 1870, max
ing a total of SID at present The aerie-
Is entirely out of debt on its home and
has q neat sum invested in Liberty
bonds as we'll as cash on savings
deposit.
Roy Card of Durand, fireman on
the Grand Trunk r. R., was found
Monday in an unconscious state at the
side Of the right Of way here, where he
had apparently fallen from the T. $. &
M. freight train. He was taken to the
Office of DR.. A. l.. Arnold and it was
found that mis- m ost serious injury was
a broken wrist aside from number of
bruises and cuts.
Mrs. Martha Sage, of Owosso, has
begun suit for divorce against julius
Sage, whom she married on December
81, 1920 She charges that he told her she
had to choose between him and her four
children by former husband and that
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Eva Bailey, of New Lothrop, has start
ed suit for divorce against Alvin
Bailey, of Owosso, charging cruelty.
They have one child.
At Salem's Evangelical Lutheran
church there will be special Lenten
services every week from now. until
Good Friday. Every Wednesday eve
ming at 7:i5, the German service will
take place and every Sunday morning
at $50. the English Lenten service.
This is custom observed every year In
Sslems Lutheran church, and the serv-
Ices, although being held on week
day evening, are very well attended.
Its fourth Valley game Of the year
was dropped by Owosso High to Bay
City Friday by score Of 800. Both
girls basketball teams sent out by the
high school Friday evening suffered de
feat. One team under the tutelage oil