The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-22

Kuhns.
; Donald and Colin Mccormick lef
Monday to take mp their studies a
Olivet college.
Chief Patterson is taking vacation
aud Patrolman George Denyes is acting
as chief of police.
Z f. Dudley OF Detroit was a guest
OF his son Harry, at the Dudley farm
part of the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p VanWinkle oil
Howell, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
l.. Davis Sunday.
w. S. Carson is acting as justice at
the municipal court room during tie
absence Of Justice Friegel
M. 81. Knapp visited his brother
Henry at Attica, Tuesday, to help Geld
brate the latter's S7th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Detwiler and
daughter and Mrs. II. P. White spent
part of the week with Fl. ]. Daniels in
Grand Rapids.
The old hotel at Byron has been sold
for $3.50 to Fred Burkhart who will
erect two houses after tearing down the
hotel building.
Mrs. Joseph NJ Storey of Cincinnati,
Is guest of her grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs. j. M. Storey at the home of G. L.
Taylor, Water street.
W. P. Boylan. former Owosso fire.
man, will return to the department to
succeed Thomas Corcoran who will
work at the Malleables plant.
Horses to 10 years old weighing
from 1850 lbs up, wanted. Bring to
Owosso, Wednesday Sept eth. Harry
Madden, East Buffalo, N. Y.
Claude Wimbles, aged 20 years, is in
jsiiSwaiting a'hesring Sept s6th on a
revolving cuarge made by the father of
Bancroft boy. He was arrested at
Flint.
Mr. and Mrs E. Nj. Whiting of Grin.
nell, Iowa, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Nichols part Of the week, Mr..
Whiting was formerly superintendent
OF the Owosso carriage factory.
Alfred King, whom it was feared
might have lost his life in fire on the
Fierstein farm in Hazelton township
last week Thursday. returned to his
home Saturday, having been in Flint.
Esther Leols, the nine months old
daughter of Neil Carpenter. died Satur.
day at the home of the grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Fowler. Kiefer ad.
dition. The funeral was held Monday.
Application for the probate of the
81, 600 estate of Francis tanning of
Lennon, who was killed in an auto
accident at Montrose last week, has
been made in behalf of nine brothers,
sisters, nieces and nephews.
Mrs Helen Gadols of this city. was
somewhat injured in an automobile
collision at Mt. Pleasant, Friday, where
she was goins to visit Mrs. David Cot.
ter. AS she has been in poor health
the injury Is more serious.
Mrs. Mary Oswald, wife of Tony
Oswald of Hazelton township, will be
examined as to her sanity, on spplica-
ton Of R. w. Bailey supervisor, who
says that the woman neglects her chill.
dren and lacks mental control.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Fred o. Cole aged 20, brakeman at Du-
rand. and Mary Halstead aged II, Du.
rand. and to Eugene J. Leland, 81,
weigh master at Durand, and Gladys
Isabel Swan, aged 10. of Durand.
John Elkins. Corunns garage owner,
was fined $40 and costs for speeding at
Chesaning. Saturday. 1t Is said the
Saginaw county officials have made 20
arrests in six weeks and fattened the
treasury in practically every case.
Mrs. Amelia Davis, who conducts Q
boarding house on West Main street,
was struck by an automobile driven by
Harry Tubbs on Main street Saturday
morning. and has since been confined
to her bed. Her condition is not re.
garded as serious although she was
badly injured In the side and an elbow
cut so that the bone was exposed.
Efforts viii be made to induce the
Michigan United Railways Co. to move
It's street Car track from the side of the
street to the center on Corunna avenue
from Lincoln avenue east to the city
limits It would make It much easie,
to grade and drain the street, and the
company will undoubtedly comply with
the request sent by City Attorney
Miner.