The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-15

business.
r. l. Chase was in Detroit part O
the week to attend shoe dealers con
vention.
A son was born Thursday to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Irving Woodin of Chicago, form
erly Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. G. Eyeretts ar,
spending week with southern Mich
gan relatives
Levi Crugher has resigned as clerk in
the Wright clothing store and will
travel for clothing firm.
Rudolph Lamfrom and family OF
North Baltimore, Ohio, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lamfrom.
Fred WEIGH attended the Michigan
Bean Jobbers' Convention In Grand
Rapids this week. He was re. elected
treasurer of the organization.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Norris have an.
nounced the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen. TO Mr.. Merritt Simons
of Grand Rapids, Sept. 9th.
Miss Dorothy Pettibone has given up
her duties as assistant postmaster at
Corunua and will study at the Ganapol
School of Mnsic in Detroit.
Mrs. George Walter of jackson, is
visiting her brother. VIM. Thayer, and
nephew Webster Thayer, who reside
on the Grand River road.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
offices will be moved soon to the room
on Exchange street occupied by the
Citizens Savings Bank while the build
ing was being remodeled.
Richard Phillips and wife of Owosso,
have begun suitYof AN accounting and
to secure possession of their farm in
Shiawassee township from Harry and
Thomas Nickel
Mr.. and Mrs G. g. Duff celebrated
their golden wedding at their home on
North Washington street, Monday.
Many friends wish them many more
years of welded happiness.
Mrs. Maria F. Jones, aged eighty.
eight years. for many years resident
of this county, died at the Masonic
home in Alma, Monday, and was buried
at Flint Tuesday. One son. Frank,
lives in California.
Solomon Blake, aged rs years. was
stricken with paralysis at the home of
his cousin. Mrs. Frank Smith on King
street. Sunday. He was found in the
yard in helpless condition and taken
to the Swayze hospital where he is still
in precarious condition.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending July 8, 1915:
s. r. Clark, Paul Dangl, Mrs. Kate
Layman, Mrs. Leon Link, Thomas Nell,
George E. Olmstead, Mrs. Sarah Pal
matter, w. A. Perkins, Francis Roark,
Fred Stoves, Mrs. Rose Wilson, Miss H.
A. Young.
The Strand theatre was we'll filled
Wednesday evening at the first speak
ing stage attraction in the new theatre
the production being musical comedy,
MY Home Town Girl" by a good
company. The new theatre owners are
to be congratulated on the outlook for
success for future offerings.
Jay Teachout, Glen Davidson and
Leslie Austin, members of Co. Fl, who
left Camp Ferris without leave and were
locked in the county Jail Sunday, have
been taken back to camp by sergeant
Major Oscar Reynolds, and will prob.
ably be given light sentences as they
were gone but a few hours and could
hardly be much blamed for wanting to
get away from the dreary life at camp
waiting tor the democratic war 6zzle
to prevent their return to citizen life.
Geo. Tillman, troublesome AID
thieving roomer at the home Of Mrs
Matilda Davis on West Main street,
Owosso, was sentenced to 30 days In
the Detroit house Of correction, Mon.
day, by Justice Nichols in Corunna, for
stealing q pair of shoes. He was &C,
cused Of taking raincoat but denied
the need or desire for this article.
Mrs. Alta Bowles, East Main street
resident Of bad reputation, was arrested
Friday charged with local option law
violation. and was arrsigned before
Justice Nichols In Corunna, Saturday.
and held for examination Sept. Ia with
bail fixed at $500. She IL charged with
furnishing liquor to Jonah Hall and to
Horace johnson Of Fenton, who pound
ed Hall so badly that he was unable to
run his dray for several days. and for
which sMault he lie now serving four
months sen tence In the Detroit house
correction.