The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-12-29

Rollo P. Bigelow and bride of New
York CITY, have spent the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Bigelow, Oliver
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Finch, East
Williams street, left Wednesday af.
ternoon to spend the remainder of the
winter in Tampa, Fla.
| George Juhl, who is employed in the
Economy drug store, will leave Mon
day for Sanduskey, Mich, to take a
six weeks course in pharmacy.
Miss Ina Cramer, an instructor in
the State school at Lapeer, was the
guest Wednesday Of her niece, Miss
Mary Ellen Brooks, Of the Y. w. C.
A.
! Miss Inez w. Wilson and Robert J.
Barker both of Detroit, were married
| Christmas day at the Corunna Avenue
Methodist church by Rey. w. J. Dud.
geon.
Mrs. Susie M. Miller has been ap.
pointed administrative of the estate of
Charles M. Miller, which consists of
personal property valued at $1,000
The heirs are, Mrs. Miller and two chill
dren.
Mrs. Fred Tuttle of Fairfield town
ship, has been sent to the University
hospital at Ann Arbor for treatment on
the order of Judge Matthew Bush, ap.
plication having been made by Super
wiser Curtis.
DR.. f. A. Watts reports the birth
Of son Wednesday to Sergt. and
Mrs. Clarence Mccall, of South Shia-
wassee street. Sergt. Mccall Is now
on the Mexican border, with Company
| Fl.
An eight-pound son was born on
Christmas day to Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
fgriffith ref. Toledo, O Mrs. Griffith
was formerly Miss Alice Murphy, of
Owosso.
Misses Nellie and Mary Flickinger,
North Shiawassee street, are home
from Mcintosh, S. OAK, where they
are teaching school, to spend part of
their holidayvacation with their moth
err, Mrs. Edith Flickinger.
Roy Colby, of Shiawassee township,
has completed his new home and has
moved into the same. The Colby resi-
dence is modern in every particular
and one Of the finest farm residences
in the county.
L. G. Heyer, who has been at Miller
hospital for several weeks following
an operation for hernia, has been re-
moved to his apartments in the Ma
tional hotel. He is recovering rapid
ly.
Harry Lampbere who was arrested
Sunday in this city for stealing brass
from the, Ovid cider mill three years
ago, was sentenced to serve from six
months 10 fifteen years at the Ionia re.
formatory, by Judge Searle at St.
Johns, Wednesday. One year was
recommended.
: Rollo Robinson, of Arcadia, has ar
rived in COrunna to spend few days
with his mother and brother in Corun-
ma. Mr.. Robinson reports that S. L.
Fox, formerly connected with the Fox
Il Mason Furniture company, of Co
runna, is in rather poor health. He
has been confined to his home for sew
eral days.
Notice has been filed in the circuit
court that the Judgment Of $4,000 re-
turned by jury in the case Of Ed
ward Armstrong, of Owosso, against
the Ann Arbor railroad company, has
been paid. Mr.. Armstrong, brake
man, lost an arm while in the COM
pany's service. The notice says that
the Judgment has been satisfied.
Ray and Theodore Wagner, Of
Hurdsfeld, N. Dakota, and their sis
ter, Miss Elizabeth Wagner, of Ham
mond, Ind, are spending the holidays
with their parents in Caledonia town.
ship, to whom their arrival was a sur
prise. This is Ray Wagner's first trip
to Michigan since he went west eight
years ago and took up homestead in
North Dakota.
The Kings daughters desire to
thank those whose contributions help
ed them to provide for the poor of
Owosso during the Yuletide. The
ladies say they used their best judy |
ment in disposing of these contribu-
tions and that many were made COM
Portable Those who desire to con-
tribute commodities, which are need
ed in considerable quantities for New
Years relief, are urged to send them
to the Kings Daughters. Money can
be used to very good advantage.