The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-10-14

vacation from MS duties In the ~. M.
Christian Co. store.
Mayor A. T. Wright and family
returned Monday from short bust
ness trip to Gary, Ind.
Mrs. Effie Roark, of Owosso, has
begun divorce proceedings against
Samuel Roark, charging cruelty and
drunkenness.
LeValley Dimmick, who submitted
to an operation at Memorial hos
pital recently, is reported to be i'm
proving rapidly.
Warren Hall of Port Huron, is
held in the county jail on charge of
carrying concealed weapons. He
was picked up by Owosso police.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Fulmer, Ad-
arms street, entertained at cards
Oct. 6, in honor Of Major Albert
Evans, of Washington, D. c.
Twin girls were born last Friday
to Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Poppenfuss,
814 East Oliver street. The mother
and babies are getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sprague, have
returned from motor trip to Bos-
ton, where they were guests of their
son. They also visited other points
of interest in the East.
Miss Sarah May Murdoch Of Owes
so, and John G.. Stocum, of Flint,
were united in marriage October l,
at the home of the brides sister, on
Corunna avenue.
George w. Mcclellan, E. Main
street, was the victim of a painful
accident when he fell at his home,
cutting his head badly. The services
of two physicians were required to
care for the cuts.
William Porcink of Detroit was
in Corrunna Wednesday and an
nounced that he would open a moving
picture theater in the Mcbride build
In on Shiawassee avenue in the neal
future.
The Owosso city baseball tear
wound up it's season Sunday by de-
feating Lennon to l.. The local:
have won 35 games this year ant
last eight, three of which defeat:
were suffered at the hands of thu
Briscoes of Jackson.
The board of health at meetini
held Monday night adopted resolu
ton providing that all cows produc
ing milk sold in the city, be teste'
for tuberculosis by February !, 1922
The board was unanimous sins vol
ing on the resolution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Mix, forme
I resident of this city, have returne
l to Owosso from Burlington, VT
where they have resided the pas
year and half. They will max
their future home in this city. M
Mix is employed in the Ann Arbo
railroad Offices.
\ Investigating reports from nes
Morrice last week that the dreade
borer worm has made its appearant
:. in corn fields there, j. V. Shea
1 county agricultural agent, foun
| that the work was of the type know
as the tip ear worm, and that 1t
| not as destructive or dangerous
| crops as the borer worm.
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Charles E. Rigley, Sr., who lie
Oct. / for San Francisco to after
II the National Bankers Conventio
became indisposed when approac
ing Denver and left the train at tn
II city. He remained in hospital
| day or two, but went to hotel al
| has recovered.
II Oliver Kirby, of Owosso has
| gun divorce proceedings again
II Mary Kerby. He also makes Bert
III Rodgers, his wife's daughter, coo
III PENDANT in injunction proceedin
III to restrain them from selling t
property in Owosso owned by M
II Kerby, but on which Kerby says
has spent several hundred dolls
for repairs.
II A large number of Philatheas a
Barracks of the Baptist church g
planning on attending the State FL
Grafton of these two societies viii
will be held in Flint next Saturd
II and Sunday. The classes plan
| meet at the Baptist church at
o'clock Sunday morning, and moi
| to Flint.
The party given Friday event
at the X. of C. home, under the I
spices of the st. PauPs Wells
II league, was a complete success,
cially as we'll as financially. I
large number present enjoyed
N evening with cards and dancing, a
at the close of the evening refre
ments were served.
Damage estimated at several HI
III dred dollars was done by