The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-11-03
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Mrs. James Osburn went to Ypsilanti
Tuesday to be the guest of Mrs. Fannie
Burton.
Frank l. johnson of this city has been
reappointed deputy state game warden
for this city. MIR. johnson has served
In this capacity for several years.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Orville Kline of Pontiac, for
merly of this city. Mrs Kline was
formerly Miss Lulu Bartlett, living
south of the city.
The will of the late Joseph s. Ridley,
of New Haven township, has been ad-
mitted to probate. The estate is valued
at Sc, 500. and the greater part Of it goes
to the widow. Charles B. Linzey is ex.
ecutor.
Halloween parties Of young folks
were given at the homes of Miss Bonnie
Hunt, East Exchange street; Miss Maude
Mcbride, East Main street; Miss Zelpha
Smith, West Oliver street. and Dudley
Brewster, Hickory street. Tuesday.
The four photographers of the city
have decided to CO operate and adver-
tise together, and ultimately plan to
, buy their supplies together on a CO.
operative plan. They say that there
will be no agreement as to prices.
Joseph Shultz, aged IS years. commit
ted suicide Sunday, shooting himself
while standing in the highway, three
miles south of Durand No inquest
was deemed necessary. The young man
was discouraged and has no known rel
atives.
The wedding of Clarence Goodell and
Miss Eyna Komph, both of Durand, was
solemnized by Rev w. r Blachford,
rector of Christ Episcopal church of this
city, at the home of the groom's father.
]. Goodell, Corunna road, Saturday
evening.
Mrs Clinton Whitney, aged % years,
died at the family home on North Cedar
street, Saturday evening, after long
illness with cancer. The funeral was
held Monday, Rev. B. G. Mattson offici-
ating Surviving are the husband
and two small children.
Mrs Fral k Doty has returned to her
home in Pontiac FROM Corunna. She
has been visiting in Corunna since her
husband Left for the border with the
guardsmen She will assist in her hus-
bands Office he being prosecuting at
torney of Oakland county.
vesper services at the Young Womens
Christian Association on Sunday after.
noon were especially helpful. Miss May
Lawrence gave reading from one OF
Van Dyae's beautiful poems, and Miss
Lillian Vogel rendered in her pleasing
way q vocal solo, A short get acquain.
ted hour" followed the devotional hour.
Nora Skutt, of Fairfield township,
has begun suit for divorce from Joseph
Skutr. claiming he is cruel and has
threatened her while under the infiu-
ence Of liquor. She asks an injunction
to prevent him from selling property or
doing bodily harm to her or their seven
children. They were married in 1889.
Miss Helen Bush of Corunna has been
elected secretary of the University Of
Michigan Girls Glee club. Miss Bush
Is also among the first sopranos. as is
also Miss Katherine Fitzpatrick, former
ly Of this city. Regular rehearsals are
held Tuesdsy afternoons at o'clock in
Sarah Caswell hall.
The Standard Oil Co.'S big team,
hitched to a heavy truck, ran away
Wednesday, starting at the Owosso City
Mills on South Washington street. and
going north to Comstock, west to Wa.
ter. south to Main and west to the Cath
Ollie church before being stopped. For.
tunately no one was hurt
The Young Womsn's Christian Asso.
citation is preparing to open night
school for foreign speaking people SINH.
lar TO the courses offered the past three
wears. However, the work will neces-
ssrily be Of advanced value owing to
the fact that the school will be held In
the new Lincoln building with all the
fine advantages and conveniences which
that implies. A splendid new reading
course has been planned, using the Pc
ter Roberts courses which have been go
successfully used in the night schools of
Detroit Classes will meet for the first
time Friday. Nov. 10, at z o'clock. Both
men and women are urged TO enroll for
these courses. Separate classes will be
arranged for each.