The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15
~. ~. " ~. ". ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. =,
LOCAL NEWS
wwwwwMvNSNvMSnvMSM,

IN IN ~ N IN ~ IN m IN ~ MM ~
Mrs. Clinton Holman has accepted
position in the Grand Trunk freigh
Office.
Karl Welte and family have moved
from Adams street to their farm south
of the city.
Miss Ruth AFFORD left Sunday fol
Chicago, ILL.,, to begin a course at tn,
National kindergarten school.
Mrs. Fred Alyea and daughter. Mrs
William McEntee, left Sunday for 6
visit in Moundsville, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Thomas left
Monday for Traverse City where Mr.
Thomas will install some machinery.
Miss Georgia Colt and Miss Anna
Parrish leave today for visit at New
Baltimore with Miss Abby Tillotson.
Misses Frances Nichols, Ruth Sulli.
van and Vera Stebbins left Tuesday to
take up their work at Oberlin college.
Charles GLADDEN. has returned from
New Lothrop, where he has been as
sisting in the bank during the cashiers
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Achard and MIR.
and Mrs Edwin Achard of Saginaw,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George C..
Reineke Sunday.
M and Mrs. A. E. Hartshorn have
returned to their southern home at
Lakeland, Florida, after spending three
months in this city.
Miss Merle Lemon left Sunday for
sEpworth, Iowa, TO begin work as, an
instructor in the piano department of
the Epworth Seminary.
Misses Katherine Payne and Eleanore
Lyon went to Detroit Monday to attend
a theatre party. They left Tuesday
for Oberlin college to taAe up their
studies.
Joe Dawson of Indianapolis, Ind, has
been a guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Dawson, East Oliver street,
part of the week. He is a former auto
mobile racing star.
A copy of the annual audit report of
the city's books and business for the
last fiscal year may be secured from
City Clerk Dumond either by calling
at the clerks Office or one will be mailed.
Mrs. Edward Lowery, aged 33 years,
died Friday at Harper hospital in De-
troit. The remains were taken to
Gaines where the funeral was held
Sunday. Mrs Lowery was formerly
Miss Sarah Judson of this city, and was
employed in the Mulball. Erb Offices
A new horse for the west side fire de-
partment has been purchased from w.
Erwin near st. Johns. The animal is q
six year. old gray horse weighing l4OO,
and the price was 5000. The horse has
never been shod and must be broke.
Arthur Martin, son of Representative
aud Mrs. John Y. Martin, will attend
the M. A G. this fall. Arthur will be
one of the candidates for the AL Fresh
football team, and his Corunna friends
are certain he will make a good show
ing.
The g. A. r. and w. r. G. organiza.
tions of the county are planning their
annual picnic which will be held at
McCurdy park, Thursday, Sept. 81.
Eight Relief Corps will send represen.
tatives. and the program will be pre-
pared for the most part by the Owosso
and Corunna corps
Divorce action has been started in the
circuit court by Eva Hillman against
Earl Hillman.. The couple have been
married but short time and are resi-.
dents of Burns township. She charges
cruelty and pon-support. Attorney
Parsons of Durand, is counsel for the
plaintiff.
Another claimant has appeared for
the estate of the late Gustav knop
who died at the state hospital at Pom.
tiac, in the person Of Mrs. August Knop
who says her husband was cousin.
The estate is valued at %, 900 and unless
heirs are found will escheat to the state
of Michigan. Arch w. Burdett OF Cor
NINA is administrator.
Application has been made In the
probate court to have Everett Shaler,
aged 43, of Owosso, adjudged insane.
The petition was fled by Rose Shaler'
his wife. Mrs. Shaler alleges that her
husband believes he Is surrounded oy
all kinds Of insects and that he hears
all kinds OF noises. Judge Bush set
Sept. IA for hearing on the petition.