The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-03-04

Clifford A. Riley Of Owosso was
granted decree of divorce Friday
from Ida Riley. He charged cruelty.
Charles Lowe, Of Burton, was
brought into circuit court Saturday
for failure to pay alimony. He paid
up and was released.
Francis Cunningham, of Morrice,
is at the hospital with his jaw dis
located. He was struck on the jaw
by baseball bat while playing ball.
Barbara Jean, the two-months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hummell, Clinton street, died Feb
ruary "a. The funeral was held Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Slocum and
daughter, Miss DeVera, left Satur-
day morning for Washington, d. c.,
where they will witness the inaugu-
ration of PsesidentSelect Harding.
Helen, the five-years-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bedvraich,
Carr street, is at Memorial hospital,
with one leg broken, the result of a
fall down cellar.
In very exciting basketball
game, the boys from the Owosso
Business College brushed the floor
with the Byron High School to the
tune of 20 to A, Feb. "a.
A double victory was gained b!
the American Legion basketball
squad Friday evening when the Ru
raj Athletic Club was nosed out 10
Is, and the Flushing Independent.
humbled 20-S.
Rev. C. G. Taylor, president of the
Bible Seminary, left Monday fol
Frankfort, Ind, where he will attend
a meeting of the Board of Publica
tons of the International Holmes.
church.
Judge Collins has handed down hi.
decision in the recent accounting
case of Peter Reinhardt of Owossc
against Otto H. Guilliland, tenant or
his farm. The court holds that the
defendant owes the plaintiff $297.5s
Miss Fannie Schroeder and Mrs
Ernest Bailey and children, of New
Lothrop, have gone to Foyll, Okla.
to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Schroeder for several weeks
They were accompanied by Clarence
Beemer, of Foyll, who has been here
several days on business.
Frank Murray, of Pontiac, Satur.
day bid in the Ford coupe confiscat.
ed by the sheriff's department last
December from a Detroit man who
was arrested for bringing whiskey
/ Into the county with it, The machine,
az 1920 model, brought $3.50. .;!r
Playing their last Valley games
away from home, teams representing
Owosso High school went down to a
double defeat at the hands of Sagi-
nav high Friday evening. the boys
being humbled 24-8, and the girls
27-16.
Vina Ca bra, a so called medicine, in
gradients of which are not such as to
preclude its use as a beverage. il con-
demned by the state for sale for any.
thing but medicine, and anyone who
sells it as beverage is liable to prose.
cution for violation Of the prohibition
law.
County Road Commissioners Amos
Parmenter, William Kline and Floyd
Walworth and Engineer Mcdonald
have returned from Ann Arbor
where they took the annual short
course in road building at the uni.
versity. e.
Corunna High school boys basket.
ball team won another lopsided vic
tory Friday night, when it defeated
the Chessning High school at the Ca
sino. The Saginaw township boys
were outclassed in every depart
ment of the game and never had 6
chance to win. The girls game re
suited in tie and disagreement.
Completion Of it's organization wa.
accomplished by the Michigan Con
gress of Sportsmen's Association il
Grand Rapids February "a, accord
ing to M. H. Blair, who is one of thu
directors of the congress. The Shia
wassee Sportsmen's association is ONT
} of the constituent bodies of the stat
congress.