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

Roy Palmer was taken to Ann Arbor
ior treatment by County Agent Nichols.
Thursday.
Mrs e A. Gould left Thursday for
Boston, Mass, to visit her son, Ernest
l. Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Clapp of Mari.
astte, Wis, are guests of DR.. and Mrs.
81. ". Finch.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Hart were hosts
NJ 3 dinner party at their home on
Oliver street, Wednesday.
@. T. Campbell attended the meeting
Of the supreme Council of Scottish Rite
Masons at Pi,tsburg, Pa. this week.
A nine and One-half pound daugh-
ter was born Sunday at local hospi-
Gal to Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis F. Wilson.
Coco Butke and John Hoska, Of
Rush township. paid $40 each and costs
10 Justice Mcbride iL Corunna,
Wednesday. for an Oakley celebration.
Andrew Frederickso son. aged AZ years,
is in the county Jail for contempt Of
court in not paying for the support of
bis son, Earl Fredrickson of Corunns,
~ ordered by the court.
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Osburn and
daughter, Miss Jane, left Sunday by
automobile for Chicago, ILL.,, where
they are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Hutchins.
John Hoska went north and was un-
able to guide his bicycle right in re.
turning, and is locked up on a charge
OF being drunk. He Is farmer in
Rush township.
Jack Van Dusen, of Corunna, who
was seriously injured last week by
being struck by bale of hay while
working on the John Driscoll farm, is
not expected to survive.
Miss Margaret Conley, of Hazelton
township left Sunday for Washington
where she will begin her school work
at the st. Cecilia academy in that city.
She will specialize in music.
Isaac Middleton of Corunna, was
nned $50 or must serve 80 days on the
roads, By Justice Nichols, Wednesday.
Tor being drunk. His father raised the
money to pay the fine yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller and son,
of Detroit, arrived Monday morning,
called here by the illness of Charles
III. Miller, Water street. They have
been visiting at the home of Lou Stor-
rer in Ovid.
Lydia Wendt of Burns township, has
begun suit tor divorce from Charles L.
Wendt after being married 80 years,
and having children % and ID years
old. She claims her husband is jealous
and q chronic fault finder.
Mrs. G. W. Middleton. aged 80 years,
died suddenly at the family home in
Venice township Wednesday evening"
following stroke of appoplexy. Mrs
Middleton was formerly Miss Bertha
Smith of Corunna, and is survived by
her husband and one child
The marriage of Miss Gertrude,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh |
living northeast of the city and Alloy
sious C. Cadieux, of Detroit, will be
soiemnized on Monday morning Sep
TENDER 25, at $50 o'clock at st. |
Paul's Catholic church.
Clare Brewster, formerly prcssman
and makeup man at The Press-Ameri-
can, left Saturday night for Mattoon,
ILL.,, where he has accepted position
as makeup man for newspaper there.
Mrs. Brewster will join him there
later.
At a meeting of the Juniors and |
Seniors of st. Paul's school held at |
She home of Miss Bessie Carmody, |
north of town, the Juniors elected Off
GERS for the coming year as follows:
Pres, Rose Roach; vice president,
Gordon Oaks; treasurer, Agnes
Greene; secretary, Gladys Carmody.
Edward Shafer, who was taken to the |
Pontiac State hospital, Friday, for |
treatment. died w ednesday night. The |
body was taken to Saginaw for burial |
His condition was not thought to be |
serious. He worked at Hall 81 Sons |
grocery until year ago in July when
he suffered strokes of paralysis which |
incapacitated him from hard work.
Judge Miner has given Pearl A |
Atherton decree of divorce from
Albert Atherton with custody o: their |
child and permission to use her maiden
name Pearl A. Vincent. Anterior is |
ordered to pay 1875 slimony. Anterior |
first asked a divorce on the ground of |
infidelity which was refused by Judge
Miner and the wife given decree for |
cruelty.
Mrs. Jessie Brown, aged AZ years.
died at the state hospital at Pontiac,
Tuesday. The remains were brought |