The Owosso times., 1916-01-07
LOCAL NEWS,

LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. George Steeds left Friday for
Berlin. Ont, for two weeks visit.
Falice May, is the name of the daugh-
ter born to Mr.. and Mrs Ray Hall,
Pine street, Dec. 30.
Mrs. M. L. Burch and Mrs. M. l..
Howell have removed their household
goods from Detroit and will reside at
30S State street.
Attorney Francis Tudeno of Roches,
ter, N. Y, was the guest of Miss Mae
Butterfeld at the home of Mrs. J. H.
Laverock the past week.
Mrs. Maude Beemer and daughter,
Miss Helen, who were the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Watts for two
weeks. hsye returned to their home in
Cleveland.
Mrs. Nj. B. Axtell of Petoskey, is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. George Axtell,
217 North Ball street. Mrs. G. Wor-
den of Lansing, is the guest of her
aunt Mrs. Axtell.
Robert James, is the meme of the
eight pound son born Friday to Mr. and
Mrs. James Lamont of Flint. Mrs.
Lamont will be remembered here as
Miss Bertha Raatz.
Grace Richards of Durand. has start.
ed divorce proceedings in the circuit
court through her attorney J. H. Col.
lins, against Nelson Richards. She al
leges extreme cruelty.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. Madden and
daughters. Misses Eva and Kathleen
returned to their home in Detroit. Sun.
day. after visit with the latter's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. BRANDED
The annual invitation to the Rt. Rev.
Charles D. Williams. bishop of Michi.
ggaf to Chfisf Episcopal church has been
postponed from the second Sunday
after Christmas to an early date in the
spring.
Archie and Peter McCallum of Lon.
don, Ont spent New Years with Mr..
and Mrs. William Dunham, whom they
had not seen in 35 years. They were
former schoolmates and neighbors for
20 years.
DR.. Frank Rice whose Office was de.
stroyed in the Bennington fire recently,
has opened an Office oyer the State Saw
ings Bank. DR.. Rice is a graduate Of
the Homeopathic College at Ann Arbor
and comes well recommended.
Mrs. Mary Sharpstene, who has been
spending several months with Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Roth in Los Angeles
Calf, has arrived in Flint, and will
take up her home in her house on North
Water street in this city soon.
Mrs. II. B. Peterson who is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Ivsh Peterson Glss
cock in Charlotte, N. c., is quite il
with the grip. Mrs Glascocks oldest
daughter Ivaletta, has been quite seri'
ously i'll for some time but is improved
now.
The Owosso Ice & Fuel Co. was giver
judgment of $12 by Justice Mcbride
in it's suit against Frank Sutfin OF
Owosso. The company sued for $55
The company and Mr.. Sutfin were un
able to agree as to their accounts and a
friendly action in the court resulted.
Roy E. Boyce and Miss Bernice CLARK
of New Lothrop, were the first Shia
wassee couple to have their marriage
license recorded in Shiawassee county
in 1915. They were married Thursday
by Rev. L. w. Bishop of New Lothrop
and the certificate was returned Friday
Earl Kuntz, alias McCleary, was
placed on probation Monday by Judge
s. 8. Miner in the Livingston county
court. Kuntz, who is but 16 years old,
pleaded guilty to larceny from dwell
ing dear Owosso. He was arrested in
Perm, Ind. He is on probation until he
rerches the age Of 20. He will reside
with relative in Williamson.
The secretary of the Improvement
association has received an invitation
to attend the 27th annual convention OF
the Michigan Engineering society to be
held at Grand Rapids, Jan. IS, 10, 90
Papers will be presented Of special
value end interest to those engaged In
state, county and city work.
Fifty Owosso young people went tc
the home of Miss Daisy Slingerland,
south of the city Dec. 30. in large
sleighs, and a general good time was
had. The function was given In honor
of Thomas Slingerland Of Flint, who was
spending the week at his home. Dane
ing was enjoyed and supper was
served.