The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-12-07

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Born, Nov. 30, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
GOODNIGHT, Shiswassee street, a son.
Edwin p. Sherman of Anu Afbor, has
decided to James R. Blackwood of De
troit. 400 acres in Secs. 8, o, 10 and II,
Burns township.
Miss Helen King Carpenter, formerly
a teacher In the Owosso schools, was
married Thanksgiving dav at Detroit.
to Harry q Stopher of Detroit.
John Richa' ds has sold to Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Clapp of Owosso, 80 acres
in Sec 90, Owosso township. the con.
sideration being stated as 81, 500.
The Get Together club is planning a
dancing party at the armory New
Years night with Rho'es Bros. orches
ira furnishing music. assisted by two
members of Fischer's Ann Arbor or.
chestra.
County Clerk Nichols Monday, paid
the bounty of 90 cents allowed by law,
for an owl. and 80 cents for weasels
He Is the official cremator also for this
kind of animals
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Dec. 1. 1917:
Clifford Doan, Mrs. Hattie Evans, Al.
bert Kolar, Miss Bernice Miller, Charles
Rodgers, Miss Dorothy Stewart.
A wheel was taken off the automo.
bile owned by J. M. Walsh of Caledonia
township, Thursday night, when a
truck driven by Samuel Hoover struck
1t as the cars were passing on North
Shiawassee street. No one was injured.
Miss Anna Turnbull is assisting in
the county clerks Office while Mics
Susie House is working with the draft
board on the war information required
by the government Of those registered
but whose numbers have not been Gale d
for service.
Mrs. Earl Sternaman entertained the
Queen Esther Circle Of the First M. e.
church at supper and miscellaneous
shower, Monday evening, in honor Of
Miss Gertrude Hahn, who is to marry
Harry Ranowsky of Corunna in the
near future.
John NJ. Walsh has sold his 107acre
farm north and east of Owosso in Gale.
donis township, to John Ritter Of
Grant Park. ILL.,, for $4,000. and will
give possession in the spring Mr..
Walsh expects to go to California to
reside.
w. Thomas Griffith, f. eight conduc.
tor on the N Y Central lines out Of
Toledo, was killed at 'Wauseon, Ohio,
Monday, by falling under train. Mr.
and Mrs. William Hoy left for Toledo,
Tuesday. Mrs Hoy and Mrs. Griffith,
who was formerly Miss Alice Murphy
of this city, are sisters. His widow and
FIVE children, the oldest IA years of age,
survive
Prosec uting Attorney 8. Q Pulyer
has written letter in answer to an
inquiry denying emphatically that any
Red Cross worker is being or has been
paid for services. and stating that the
circulation of this statement is Grim
inal and action will bs taken sgains'
anyone doing 1t in future.
John Manson, of the United States
Steamship Salem. is spending ten day
furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
P. J. Manson Chestnut street, in this
city. He has been in the navy since
1907, and been around the world with
the feet, but had seen no actual war
since until 1914, when TIE uprising
occurred In Vera Cruz. Since the war
with Germany he has been through the
war zone three times. He Is boat.
swain's mate first. class.
The remains of Mrs William Ysnkle
we've brought from Midland to Owossc
Friday, and the funeral hell at the
Free Methodist church. Saturday, Rev
jackson officiating. Mrs Yankle form.
erly resided here, and she ia survived
by daughter. Mrs. Archie Thomas, al
whose home she died, four sons, Ed
ward Henion, William Dawson, viii
liam Henion and David Henion. and 6
daughter, Eliz 4beth Devoice
Edwin Pasco. aged 70 years, passed
away at his home in Bennington town
ship Nov. 90, after an illness Of nephri
tbs. The funeral was held Saturday
Rev. Schwsrtzkoff officiating. Mr.. Pascc
was born in New York state, coming
to Bennington after service in the civil
war. Surviving are his widow, three
sons, Ralph Of Kalamazoo, Frank K and
Ray p. Pssco of Bennington; sister
Mrs. Mary Snspp Of New Haven town
ship a brother, J. Fl. Pasco of OwossC
township, and three brothers IN TIT
east
Mrs. Adeline Kendall has begun
another suit in the John Case estat,
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