The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-13
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Colon Greenwalt is a guest oil
relatives in Toledo, Ohio
Frank J. Woodland is spending the
week in Columbus, Ohio, on business.
Z Mrs. S. @. Pulver and daughter are
guests of her father. George Galusha
at Olivet.
Born. Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs Nor.
man Cram, North Shiawassee street, a
daughter
Born, Thursday, Oct. 5. to Mr.. and
Mrs Allie Thompson, Grand avenue, a
daughter
Mrs. Geo. Swope of Cleveland, is a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Rollin
Morgan, Pine street.
John Murray was home from BAY
City Sunday, where he is serving as a
juror in the United States court.
Mrs. Howard Crawford left for a
short visit in Grand Rapids, Monday,
before leaving for her home in Wausau,
Wisconsin.
The receipts of the Owosso postoffice
for September were $3,152. 80, the larg
est for that month in the history of the
Office.
Corunna BARRIERS have raised the price
of a shave to Is cents, having been
among the few not up to that price for
the past year.
Mrs James Parting of Akron, Ohio,
arrived Wednesday to be the guest of
her broi her, Arthur Alliton and family,
North Water street.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Brown have re-
qrped.to theiEbome in, Saginaw ,after
II visit With Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc.
Clellan, East Main street.
Miss Avis Green of Corunna, has ten
dered her resignation as teacher at the
Washington school in this city. to take
effect soon. She is to be married to DIR.
Glen Young of Detroit, formerly of
Owosso.
Mary A. Runyan of Owosso, has be-
gun suit for divorce from Noah Run
van. They were married in 100: and
have three children. She charges
cruelty. i.
The Auto Sales Co. has taken over
the Buick agency for Owosso, and with
the Dodge Bros cars and the Maxwell
line will have big showing of sutomo.
biles for buyers to choose from.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Oct. z, 1915:
Maik Boldi, 8. R. Clark, Miss Ide Doce,
George A Granger, Mike Haley, w. J.
Raleigh, Mrs. John Snidt, Mrs. Adelia
A. Tailor.
John Jeffreys of Lansing, was shot
and killed near Perry, Sunday, by the
accidental discharge Of gun which
was being pulled into an automobile
in which party of six had come to
hunt. A coroner's jury rendered a
verdict of accidental death.
Mrs. R. L. Mailman, aged 90 years,
died Friday. after long illness Of tu-
berculosis She had been at the home
of Miss Alice Wilson. east of the city,
since last June. The body was taken
to Sand Creek for burial. She Is sur
vived by her husband and four small
children.
Bendert Leestma has discontinued
his suit against school district No. 1
of Vernon for 500 which was the bal.
ance on contract for one year as prin
cipsl IL he had served the year out. he
was dismissed, however, as incompe-
tent, aud the action was upheld by the
county school examiners.
An automobile owned and driven by
Arthur Kenney Of Perry, crashed into
q Ford car driven by Andrew Donovan
of Owosso, near Corunna Monday even.
ing. No one was injured, but the ma
chimes were both badly damaged. The
officials investigating believe Donovan
tried to avoid collision but that the
Perry man kept the middle of the road
Rev. Paul Stappenbeck who recently
gave up his passionate of st. Johannes
German church IN this city to take mp
the study Of medicine in Chicago. de-
posted 5000 of his savings in bank
and the next morning saw notice Of
the failure of the bank in the papers
He will GO on with his studies aud
make an effort to recover his loss By
hard work outside Of school hours His
wife and three children are with her
parents In Minnesota