The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-24

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Mrs E. T. Broeffie and son are visit.
| ing their daughter and sister In Flint
L. A. Sanderhoff is at Battle Creek
to take treatment at the sanitarium.
Mrs. William ReinsberP has gone to
Vernon to attend the funeral of rela.
tive.
County Clerk Nichols has supply of
the revised game and dsh laws for dis
tribution.
Miss Bernice Stoddard Of Detroit, Is
the guest OF Misses Reta and Winnie
Virgins.
Miss Nina Long is enjoying vaca'
ton from her work at W. e. Hall q
Sons store.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hayward Of Ann
Arbor, are guests of their SOD. E f.
Hayward.
Mrs. Fred Rossman and daughter
Mildred, of Flint, are visiting friends
north of the city.
Mrs. A. E. Mccartney, daughter Miss
Delta, and Mrs. w. Nj. Hunt, are
camping at Linden.
Mrs Earl Meyer returned to her home
in Detroit Wednesday, after visiting
friends in Owosso.
Mrs. Grace CLAYTON, of Indianapolis,
Ind, is guest of Miss Mary Shaw,
Mason street.
J. Fl. BRANDED was called to Lansing
yesterday by the death of his brother,
Lewis BRANDED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy N. Elsea and
daughter will 10 to Detroit, Saturday,
for weeks visit.
Will a. Brown, of Chicago, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. M. Brown,
North Water street.
Steven Harris and Frederick Kirby
have eturned to their homes in Detroit
sitter visiting relatives here.
Rev. Theo G.. Hahn occupied tho
puiPio VI tho Autuotnh cuuiOh az
Marion Springs, Sunday.
Thomas Hawley for many years a
resident of Owosso and employed at the
Woodland factories, died in Detroit,
Saturday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Alex
ander of Detroit, q daughter. Mre.
Alex ander was formerly Miss Gertrude
Byrnes of this city.
Mrs. Marie, Day and daughter Vir-
| gipia, have returned to their home in
Toledo, Ohio. after visiting relatives in
Owosso
Gilbert Pardee of st. Johns, and A.
w. Williams of Souris, North Dakota,
are guests Of the formers son, George
Pardee, North Ball street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ward have re-
turned from an extensive auto and
boat trip through northern Michigan.
They we're accompanied home by their
nephew, Ward jerks of Marquette.
Mrs. Susie Oberly has filed petition
in the probate court asking that her
husband, Aphonse Oberly, of Owosso,
be adjudged insane and sent to state
hospital. claiming he threatens her and
will not let her have anything to eat.
Ezra Randolph, the Garland farmer
who shot himself two weeks ago. in an
attempt at suicide, after his wife had
left him, is being held at the county
Jail on a charge of threatening his wife
and her family. 1t is alleged that he
threa tened to shoot them all, despite
the fact that be has not yet recovered
from the self inflicted wound
Advertised letters at the Owosso pos
Office for the week ending Aug. 10, 1917
Miss Marjorie A. Adams, Mrs. e. E
Burns. John Carson, c. W. Crandall
George w. Diffin, J. G Gold, Mrs
Harry King, Lapgeland Mfg. Co., Mis-
Elva McLoud, Mrs. A. Marchand, Let
tice Rouse, w. E. Wallace.
Walter Hudson of Detroit, ant
, George Hesson of Ann Arbor, wer
arrested at the fair grounds Sunday TO
gambling, and sentenced Monday t.
serve 10 days in the county Jail and pa
fines of $l0 Peter Doyle's pocket wa
picked of $15 and the amount wa
found in the hat band of one of tn
men.
Mrs. Ann Albertson, aged 70 years
died at her home in Middlebury town
ship, Monday, following stroke O
paralysis last week. The funeral wa
, held Wednesday at the home of he
granddaughter Mrs Vern Moulton Il
Middlebury, Rev. Wright of Laings
3 burg. officiating. Mrs Albertson wa
pioneer resident and highly respected
She IL survived by one son, J. L. ALDER,
son Of Westrort, South Dakota, and
granddaughter, Mrs. Moulton.
Q Erven Barrie. Clinton Holman. Harr
8 Sutphen and Leslie Angus. who recent
\ enlisted In the Knights Templs
q ambulance corps. with headquarters q
9 Flint, spent Sunday at their homes 1
70 al L.