The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-10-12


Mr.. and Mrs F. N. Conn of Durand
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. l..
Conn
Raymond Sanderhoff left Monday
for the aviation camp at Columbus,
Ohio.
M. Roy Osburn of Toledo, spent part
Of the week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Morris Osburn. Oliver street
William Lindsey of Corunna, left
Saturday for Pontiac to spend the win
ter with his daughter. Mrs Frank Doty.
Mr. and Mrs 8 B Fuller of Detroit.
formerly of this city, were guests part
of the week Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Fl. Law.
crock.
The patriotic rally day celebration 10
have been held next Sunday at the
First M. E. church has been postponed
one week.
A small fire in the basement of E. o.
Worths second hand store on South
Washington street call out the fire de.
partment Saturday evening.
An automobile driven by Charles
Harnack was struck by an auto driven
by M. II. Herrick, Sunday, and badly
damaged No one was injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Charlton left
Monday for Florida for the winter
and will be Joined in January by Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Deckert.
The estate of the late Norris Quale,
of Corunna, amounting to $500, will
be probated, the heirs being the widow
and an adopted daughter.
Corporal Jesse Rowe of Co. H re-
ceived the third degree in Masonry
at Corunna Friday evening and was
presented with silver wrist watch.
Mrs. Harry L. Izor, of Durand, was
elected corresponding secretary of the
Michigan branch of the Kings Daugh-
tiers at the state meeting at Flint last
week.
Owosso High School foot ball team
defeated st. Louis at Athletic park
Saturday IS to 0. The second team
played at Perry Friday, the score be-
ing tie 6 to 6.
A petition has been filed by George
Harmon, son and only heir, for the ap-
pointment of an administrator of the
estate of the late Mrs. Mary j. Har-
mon, of Hazelton, valued at $500.
Complaint has been made against the
Paris Cafe proprietors on the charge Of
maintaining a nuisance, SCOT from their
chimney littering the sidewalk near the
building at l03 South Washington
street. The case will lie heard Oct. IS,
FRANK Dean of o wosso, was given 40
d ,ys in the county roai gang by JUS
tice Friegel, Saturday, for being drunk
No alternative of a fine was gwen, and
his pay while in the road gang will go
to his wife.
Earl Hall, Nathan Roth. James Mul-
laney, Walter Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. F.
B. Woodland, Mrs. II. A Brown, Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. August Birk, Mrs. A. F.
Hollis, Mrs. A. M Hume, were Detroit
visitors this week.
An automobile containing l. Wines,
VIM. Benchen, John Cooper, George
Bennett and John Wines, was struck
by passenger train at Morrice, Friday,
and badly wrecked, the men all escap-
ing injury.
The Friday afternoon club of Cor.
unna, will hold its meetings at the Red
Cross rooms this winter, doing work 70,
the Red Cross TIE program arranged
wi be omitted, and those who were Il
prepare papers will read short selec
tiops.
Mark L. Jacobs, son of Ex-Sherif
Jacob, of Corunna, and for many year!
in the regular army, now serving al
quartermaster at st. Louis, Mo-, wa
married in that city October l, to Mis-
Rose Lawton, of Chicago.
Verne Post, aged 1S years, died Fri
day at the home of his parents, Nh
and Mrs. Frank Post, South Ceda
street, after an illness of three weeks
The funeral was held Monday. MI
Post is survived by his parents, on
brother and two sisters.
Lieut.. Charles Lahman, of Co. II
was home Monday and Tuesday an
on Monday evening received the thir
degree in Masonry, the work beinI
given by G.. T. Campbell and two othe
members of Co. 2, State Troops, an
past masters of the lodge.
Accusing him Of almost everythin
but particularly Of associating wit
other women, Mrs. Benjamin Fai.
banks, of Durand, has begun suit fo
divorce. They were married in 191
and have one child. He is a brakema
on the Grand Trunk railroad.
A petition has been filed for tn
appointment of an administrator g
an estate valued at $25. 1t is that 9
Andrew Vakula, who died in Owoss
in February, 1916. He owned an IL
terest in a patent right which it is d.