The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-10-07


In the interest of Osburn q Sons store.
c. w. jennings, West Main street,
left Monday. for Lima, Ohio, to spend
few days on business.
Mckinley Collard Of Owosso. has
begun divorce proceedings against Net.
tie Collard, claiming cruelty.
DR.. and Mrs. Lesion Arnold arrived
in this city Saturday from their wed.
ding trip to Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Helm, North Shia,
wassee street, left Monday for their
future home in Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs II. P. White was in Detroit
attending Missionary Conference of
the Methodist Church this week.
Mrs George B. Whitesall of Detroit.
is the guest of her sister Mrs. Worthy
Cooper, who is confined to her home by
illness.
Mrs. Alfred Laubengayer, North
Hickory street, left Thursday for Roch
ester, N Y, to visit her daughter Mrs.
F. Fl. Holloway.
Mrs. Charles Loring and Mrs. Charles
Ward, West Oliver street, left for De.
troit Monday, to attend the State Con-
vention of the ID. A r.
Miss Frances Hammond, who is
teaching school at Olivet, was the week
end guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hammond, North street.
A son, James Donald, was born Wed.
nesday to Mr.. and Mrs Bert butcher,
North Washington street. The young
man weighed ten and a quarter pounds.
From three to FIVE years in Jackson
prison was the sentence imposed by
Judge Collins Wednesday afternoon on
Patrick Kelley, alias Murray, fer pick
ing pockets at the county fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Ward left
for East Lansing Sunday, where they
will make their home. Mr. Ward will
attend the Michigan Agricultural Col.
lege this year.
Leighman Crosby, Lawrence Mar,
shall, Clark Strauch, Loren Ross and
Elwood Mason left Monday for East
Lansing, where they will attend the
Michigan Agricultural College this
year.
Motorcycle races scheduled for Satur-
day at the fair grounds oval, were
called off when a crowd of less than 100
people turned out 1t was announced
however, that the races would be held
Oct. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harold and
daughter 4 Josephine, of Flint spent
part of the week in this city, as the
guests of Mrs. Harold's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Beck with, 10 Adams
street.
Inheritance taxes have been levied on
Shiawassee county estates as follows
G. w. Morris, Perry 500 so; Sara A.
Lawler, Laingsburg, 1888 60; Walter
A. Osborn, Owosso, $42 "a; Carl Band
kau, Owosso, $13017.
A son, Jonathan Henry, was born to
MIR. and Mrs Heniy Sprague of B oston,
Mass, Saturday, Sept. "a Mr.. Sprague,
now an officer in the U. s. navy, is q
former resident of Owosso.
Landon Rigley and Delmar Hurd,
Owosso students at Olivet College, have
made the football squad of the college
there. and were in the first game
against Grand Rapids high Saturday.
John Steck returned Saturday from
brief business trip to Chicago. His
mother, Mrs. Etha Steck, of Washing
ton, Iowa, accompanied him, and will
visit her son and friends for a few
weeks.
Byron Hicks, Jr., went to Lansing
Wednesday night to receive the Order
| of DeMolay for boys in Lansing Chap
ter. He was accompanied by Harry
Sherman, Leroy Rhode, Ferguson Wal
and Kenneth Osmer.
The Briscoes of Jackson, state semi
pro base ball champs. hung another
defeat on the Owosso City team Sunday
afternoon in a game that was scheduled
mainly for the purpose of bolsterinl
the local teams financial condition
The score was A too.
Seven box cars in northboun6
freight train on the Ann Arbor railroad
were derailed and traffi: held up fol
three hours Monday, when one cal
jumped the track at point three miles
north of this city. No one was injured
The engineer of the train was William
Farrell.
The w. l. T Y. Club very pleasantly
surprised Henry Carroll at his home or
South Oak street. Friday evening. The