The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-11-16
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. George Galusha of
Olivet, were guests Sunday of their
daughter. Mrs s. Q Pulver.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Noy. 10 1917:
Miss Ona Aller, Sara Rimberg, Ed Van
Eschen
Mary E. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest P. Clark have sold to Mr.. and
Mrs. David Pratt 38 acres in Section
20 of New Haven township for $4,000.
Henry Hansford, of Sciota town.
ship, has sold to Seymour Marble, of
Perry, 20 acres of Section Fl, Of Perry
township for $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McDivitt, of
Antrim township, have sold to Lu-
ceine Scribner and Edward Dippy,
property located in Section FL, OF An
trim township for $500.
Miss Elsie Elwood has resigned her
position with the Woodland Furniture
Co. to accept a position as stenographer
40 the Bureau of Mines at Washington.
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Miss Frances Cook, of Crunna, has
sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Marion D. Corey,
of Owosso, land located in Sections
33 and "a of Rush township. This land
has long been the property of the late
Peter N. Cook.
Geo. G. Wiedeman left Monday for
northern California 10 spend the winter
in the woods with a relative. He has
been employed in the Ann Arbor offices
since graduating from the high school.
Miss Ga Friegel was compelled to give
up her work as teacher in the Youngs
school in Caledonia township because of
trouble with her eyes, and has gone to
Ann Arbor for treatment. Miss Marie
Heyer has taken her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Culver, of Jop-
lin, Mo-, have been spending a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Douglas. The Culvers resided in
Owosso 18 years ago. Mr.. Culver is
now engaged in zinc mining at Joplin,
and has good property.
George Briggs, aged AZ, of Chica-
go, and Miss Bessie Robinson, aged
SO, of Owosso, were married by Justice
Hugh M. Nichols in his office Nov. 8,
with w. J. Simeon, Of Corunna, and
Miss Fern Bartlett, of Owosso, as wit
nesses.
Frank E. Evans, who was recently
commissioned first lieutenant in the
signal corps, received orders Tuesday
to report at once for duty at Garden
!. City, sku,hlsgt, Evans S as expects xI 3
ture.
DR.. G.. L. Cramer, Scott Rundell,
Alton Rundell, John Hughes, Elmer
Yerrick and Arthur Hanchett, all of
the Blazed Trail Hunting club, left
Sunday evening for the Upper PENN
sula, where they expect to hunt deer
and wolves. They are encamped at
Shoe lake.
Fifteen lady friends of Mrs. Mary
Britton gathered at her home in
Owosso township, November 8, and
gave her surprise, the occasion be-
ing her eightieth birthday anniver-
sary. The guests came with well fill
ed baskets and all did ample justice to
the bountiful dinner. q.
A hearing concerning the estate OF
Bert Wilson, deceased, took place ir
the probate court at Corunna Tuesday
The widow, Mrs. Grace Wilson, re-
fused to turn the entire estate over
to the administrator, Emmett Wilson
She testified that 81 200 of the estate
is still in her possession. Elben Par.
sons, of Durand, is her attorney
while the estate is represented by
Leon F. Miner.
About 25 dentists. from Owosso
Lansing, Durand and other places, at
tended the banquet given by the Sixth
District Dental Society at the Hote
Wildermoth, Monday evening. DR.
Gillespie, of Stevenson, a member Of
the state board, was present. Follow.
ing the banquet, Mrs. Arthur Harding
sang three selections which greatly
enjoyed by all present. DR.. Bunting
of the University of Michigan, gave
the address of the evening.
At the last meeting Of the Ladies
Aid to the Order of Railway Conduc.
tors, the following officers were elect.
ed: President, Mrs. w. d. Smith
vice president, Mrs. A. C. Smith; sec.
retary-treasurer, Mrs. j. P. Fitzpat.
rick; senior sister, Mrs. Harry Lamp.
man; junior sister, Mrs. A. Beresford
guard, Mrs. H. Van Wrinkle; chair.
man executive committee, Mrs. C. E
Moody; first member, Mrs. George
Mclaughlin; second member, Mrs. G
Bradley; corresponding secretary
Mrs. D. Bartlett; musician, Mrs. d
Belcher; delegate, Mrs. j. P. Fitzpat-
rick; alternate delegate, Mrs. w. d
Smith.
The Consumers Power Co., through
its local manager, w. G. Cobb, has
notified the city that it can connect UP