The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-11-22
The OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
OwOSSO, MICH, NOV. 90, 1919.
Local News.

OWOooO, mlCd., NOV. ~, 1918.
Local News.
Mrs. Georgia M. Hoover of Owosso
has begun suit for divorce from Roy
Hoover.
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Glare Barrett of Detroit, form
erly of this city.
Miss Edith Ruebekam of Mt. Pleas
ant. was guest of Owosso friends and
relatives part of the week.
Co. n has issued invitations for a
Thanksgiving ball at the new armory
Tuesday evening. November 26.
Charles Garland of Corunna has been
drawn as a juror in the Federal court
and ordered to appear in Bay City De-
cember g.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Fowler haye
moved from their home on Ada street
to the Emerson school buslding for the
winter months.
Harold Whitman has resigned his
position in the Old Corunns State Bank
to accept one in the Peninsular Savings
Bank IN Detroit.
Robert Crane of this city and Miss
Nellie Crane, now teaching in Lansing,
were called to Mt. Pleasant, Friday, by
the illness Of their father. A. B. Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Steininger Of
Allen, Mich. have arrived in Owosso
to make their home with their son,
Rev. j. 8. Steininger of the First NJ. E.
church.
johnson Brothers of Vernon, have
settled with the pere Marquette Rail
road Co. for the loss of 1873 sheep by
death while being shipped from Chica-
90 to Vernon, the animals having been
neglected.
Helen Ruth, two-month old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Montgomery.
sdiedsB atufdsv1st the family homeT cor.
ner Ada and King streets. Funeral
services were conducted Monday by
Rev. J. 8. Steininger.
Roy Fox Of jackson, Ohio, has be-
come chief clerk in the Office of the
Master Mechanic Of the Ann Arbor
Railroad in this city. succeeding Clsud
Stuart who has taken up other work In
the A. A. Offices.
N. D. Lindsey leaves today for Flor
ida. to spend the winter. At Wood
man party in his homer at the lodge
hall. Mr.. Lindsey was presented with
a fountain pen In appreciation OF his
faithful service to the lodge.
!. Walter Almendinger and Gurnee
Willard. Corunns boys. were members
of the U. of M. football scrubs who &C
companied the regulars to Philadelphia
and both had good chances to become
regulars next year.
The case of the Michigan Sewing
Machine Sc Organ Co. vs. Mich. Cen
trail Railroad Co. has been settled out
of court The case was for damages to
piano shipped over the M. G. railroad
and was appealed to the circuit court
from justice court where the plaintiff
secured q verdict.
Truant officer e. F. Smith Of this city
has petitioned the probate court to de-
clare J. d. Hanford of Owosso, incorri-
gible and send him to the Industrial
school at Lansing. The boys mother
is dead and the boy will not go to
school. Last week he went away and
was found after three DAYS at the home
of Charles Cook in Burton.
VIM. Wilcox was given verdict OF
$3.50 by jury in Justice Friegels court
Friday night in his suit against II. G.
ton for $500 claimed to be due on q
house building contract. Wilcox claim
ed to have overpaid Newton $500 when
he took the job from him and complet'
ed the house himself
The marriage of Miss Hazel. Belle
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Brown
of Middlebury township, to Roy l..
Moulton. was solemnized Nov. ID at the
brides home, Rev. L. FL. Stevens oil
Laingsburg officiating, in the presence
of eighty.five guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Moulton will reside in Middlebury
township.
William Leonard. aged 50 years, died
Saturday. at the home oil ais daughter,
Mrs. b. 8. Sutherland, after a short
illness of pneumonia, although he had
been a sufferer for many years with
heart trouble. The remains were taken
to Fenton where he lived for many
years until coming here two months
ago. The funeral was held Monday
His wife died in June of this year. He
is survived by two sons. WI. OF Fen
ton, and Bert Of Owosso, and two
daughters. Mrs F. Pratt of Bay City
and Mrs. Sutherland Of Owosso.