The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-03-27

Mr.. ana Mrs. L. RAINING Oh loleuo
are guests of T. Amos and family.
Prof. L. T. Austin of Sterling, ILL.,,
was guest of Owosso friends Tuesday.
DIR. Alex H. Mosher has returned t;
Watertown, N. Y, to resume his prac
tice.
Born, Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Kurrle, of New Haven township a
daughter.
| w. J. Melchers was in Clare, Tues
day, on business for the Union Tele
phone Co.
G. E. Rigley was in Chicago the first
of the week on business for the Estey
Mfg. Co.
A Judgment of $22 so has been
awarded Phillips & Taylor against
Robert Wilcox.
J. J. Kirby, general passenger agent
of the Arm Arbor railroad, was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Cheal, King street, is
seriously ill., Mrs. Roy Cheal of Logans.
port, Ind, is here caring for her.
Glad to see our friends and invite
everybody to come in and look over our
Easter millinery. Bensons. Adv
Judge and Mrs 8 8 Miner left We'd
nesday morning to visit Lieut.. and Mrs
Harold A Miner at West Point. They
will be gone about ten days.
o. L. Sprague is in Detroit today to
attend q meeting of the Republican
state central committee and confer
ence of party men from various sections
of the. state.
The April Century magazines front
ispiece is reproduction of painting
by Frederick G. Frieseke of Paris, form
erly of Owosso, who has become one of
the best known artists of Paris.
Mrs. David Eason, formerly Miss
Donna Edwards of this city was oper-
ated on for appendicitis atrher home in
Hazelton, British Columbia, last week.
She Is recovering rapidly.
F. B. Holman has purchased the
home of Mrs. Geo. w. Loring on Ex-
change street east, and will move from
his farm north of the city. Mrs. Lor-
ing will move to one of the West flats.
l.. L. Conn, w. j. Melchers, G. L.
Patee and J. Il. Britten attended q
meeting of representatives of the vsri-
GUS telephone companies of the State
held in Lansing, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
G. ]. Wimple and J. w. Hubbard left
Wednesday evening for Arizons. The
former will return in two weeks with
Mrs. Wimple, who spent the winter in
Arizona, while the latter will make a
longer stay.
At meeting of the Corunua Won
ans club held at the home of Miss
Louise Peacock Monday evening. the
following officers were elected: Presi.
dent, Miss Louise Peacock vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Lena Bush; secretary, Miss
Bessie Garland; treasurer. Mrs. Glen
Reynolds; critic, Miss Edith Newell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson y. Smith are
moving to Toledo, where Mr.. Smith
will have charge of the Ann Arbor
freight yards. Mrs. Smith and child
rem will spend the spring and summer
at Charleyoix with Mr.. Smiths parents.
'Hud" is popular with all the the Ann
Arbor employees and will be missed by
them as we'll as by many friends in the
city.
For the year ending April 30, 1918,
says the Mason News, the official rec
ords show an increase of 500 per cent
in the number of DRINKS confined in the
Ingham county Jail as compared with
the previous year which was under local
option regulations while the latter was
under wet" conditions. Surely the
voters of Shiawassee county will not
vote to bring about similar conditions
here Ingham county is regarded as
certain to go dry" at the coming cleo
ton.
Attorney s. @. Pulver of this city, IL
attorney for Ralph Valentine in {
peculiar case in the Clinton county pro
bate court. John Valentine died re
Gently leaving a, 140 acre farm and othe
property. A son, William, born il
1892 is claiming the estate. Valentin
was married in 1875. In 1892 the sol
William was born. In October 1870
Valentine and his wife separated an
in March 1894 son, Ralph, was borl
and month later divorce wa
grsuted to Valentine. Valentine dis
{ owned the child Ralph: The son VIII
liam lived with his father and Ralp
with his mother. The court is asked t
name Ralpb an equal heir with Will