The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-01-10
The OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
OWOSSO MICH, JAN. 10, 1918.
Local News

Local News
The circuit court adjourned Satur-
day for the November term.
UBorn, Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs Gus
Marble, King street, son.
S. j. Mckenzie is spending the month
of January in Fonda, N. Dakota.
Mrs. Josephine NJ. Gould has return
ed from a visit with relatives in Ad-
rian.
s. G. Houghton, formerly of Laings.
burg, has been chosen as city attorney
of Bay City.
L. Fl. Stafford of Chicago. has been
in the city part of the week looking
after his property interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Stout and children
of Bay City, were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Camburn, Sun
day.
Messrs and Mesdames F. M. Grove
A. H. and Harry Northway and G. G.
Reineke attended party at st. Johns
Monday evening.
Andrew J. Green of this city and
Miss Ida May Jsrac of Cadillac, will be
married at the brides home in Cadillac,
January 18th.
Mrs. Frank Forster has returned
from trip to New York state. Mr..
Forsters sister accompanied her for q
visit here.
Fifty-two births and thirty.six deaths
occurred in the county during the
month of November. Seventeen of the
tirths and thirteen deaths were in
Owosso.
Court Brott fell on the sidewalk on
West Main street, Friday, and was
thought to have suffered stroke of
paralysis, but he has recovered rapidly
and no serious results are now feared.
Clarence Mister of this city has &C.
cspted position in Nichols barber
shop in Corunna. Corunna has now
but one barber shop.
Twenty.three members were added
to the Congregational church enroll.
ment at services Sunday afternoon.
Communion service was held at 3 p. m.
F. NJ. Grove and w. S. Beebe are in
Detroit with twenty fowls at the Mich
ixan Poultry Breeders Association an.
nual show. Mr.. Beebe is an official of
the organization.
Emery Hyde, wife and children of
Chicago, were guests over Sunday of
the family of o. J. Washburn. Mr..
Hyde was on his way to New York,
where he has been transferred by the
company he represents.
v. Woodbury. of Woodruff, will be
tried before Justice Strong at Perry
today on q charge of disturbing and des.
troying muskrat houses with spear.
The charge was made by Deputy g anne
Warden Leggitt.
Rep. J. N Mcbride has been given
committee assignments as follows by
Speaker Currie: Agricultural College,
State library, second member on each
general taxation, game laws and Kala.
mszoo state asylum, third on each.
Jacob Spiess left Thursday morning
to visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
lines Royce in Detroit. Mr.. Royce il
slowly recovering from the serious &C
cident he met several weeks ago and
was able to leave the hospital few
days ago for his ZONE.
Chas Clarke of Detroit, industrial
commissioner of the Grand Trunk Rail
road, was in the city Tuesday looking
after matters of interest, While her,
he conferred with members of the I'm
provement Association regarding sew
eral factory propositions and also thu
matter of change in the ordinanc,
regulating the speed limit of train
through the city.
Miss Helen Storrer has resumed he
studies at the NJ. A. c., Miss Ethe
Davies at Dana Hall, Boston, Mass, Mis-
Marion Davis Earl Walover Lesion Ar
mold at Ann Arbor, Miss Florence Green
walt and Cecil Mattoon at Ypsilanti
Louis Hall at Culver Military Academy
Grover Amos at Detroit College o
Medicine
Congressman Fordney had 90 far re
covered from severe attack of grIpp
as to be able to start on Tuesday will
Mrs. Fordney for Washington. AT De
troit he received dispatch announinI
the death of granddaughter at Lsure
Miss. The body of the child, who wa
four years of age and whose death wa
caused by being burned, was brough
to Saginaw for burial.