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

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. Crane,
Lee street, Saturday, a son.
Mrs. Mary L. Jeffs of Denver. Colo,
is guest of her son, r E. Jeffs, North
Elm street.
The Corunna schools opened Monday
after being closed because of lack Of
c)al for a week.
Ruben Derr moved his household
goods and his coal pile of seven tons
from Corunna to Lansing, Monday.
DR.. Geo. p. Sackrider and VIM. E
Honey have arrived safely in France
wi b the Detroit College of Medicine
base hospital unit.
Joseph Shuster of R ush township.
and Miss Susie Verheygle OF. Chesar ing,
were married in the county clerks
Office, Saturday, by Justice Hugh
Nichols.
Mrs. Stanley Beebe spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
Stolrer while her husband Lieut.. Beebe
was in Detroit to take Masonic degrees.
Fred Lawrence, formerly an employ e
of the Owosso Savings Bank, has been
appointed bank examiner by the State
Banking Commission, and with his wife
will return to Owosso to reside.
H Admiral and family have arrived
from Saginaw and will live in the Tur.
ner apartment on Goodhue street. Mr..
Admiral will be employed by Fred
WEIGH, succeeding Lawrence Osmer.
who has entered the government ser
vice.
Owosso hi h school foot ball team had
an easy job Saturday at Athletic park,
defeating Mt. Pleasant 60 to 6, after
haying failed to start with proper pre-
caution. allowing the visitors to score
touch down the first few minutes of
play
The U. OF M. foot ball team defeated
Cornell. College team Saturday at Al n
Arbor, AZ to 0. before crowd that
numbered oyer 90, 000 The game gave
the Wolverines an opportunity to dis
play themselves brilliantly to the many
lends who altered from all parts O
the country.
Mrs Amelia Ewing Of H. zelton, has
started proceedings through Attorney
g. F. Friegel, for a divorce from John
E. Ewing, claiming he is abusive, pro
fame, vulgar, and generally bad, that
they have moved thirty times since
their marriage in 1905, and she can not
stand IL longsexs.4saSsg
Chandler z Tompkins has resigned
his position as editorial writer and city
e'itor of the Argus Press and accepted
a position with the Detroit News. He
will be succeeded by James Dingwa'l.
MIR Tompkins leaves the city with the
best wishes Of many friends who be
lieve he will be valuable man in q
broader field
Glenn Chalker has begun suit against
the Grand Trunk Railroad for $15, O0C
for the loss of his wife through injuries
she rec lived when alighting from 9
passenger coach in the yard. at Dura nd
Hrr estate was given a verdict of "a. COZ
last month and the husband now .ue
for damages for loss of his wifes ser
vices TO himself and minor children.
The district appeal board notified tn
Shiswassee draft board that the follow
ing cases had been reviewed and tn,
men certified for service: Ernest V
Hale, Bancroft; Charles G. Sanger, Du
rand; Floyd a. White Owosso; Arthu
W. Zacharias, Owosso; Morton G
Hampton, Owosso, and Wilbur E
Oliver. Durand. MIR. Hampton was
tie, cher in the Owosso schools last yea
and ID now teaching at st. Joseph.
Mrs. Mary 8. Noonan, aged 70 years
passed away, Saturday, at her home ii
this city, after an illness of two week.
with pneumonia. The funeral W IS hell
Tuesday morning a. st. Paul's Catho
lie church, Rev. FIR. Slane officiating
Surviving are four children. Mrs
Noopan was the widow of the lat
Thomas Noonan. They lived for many
years In Rush township
T. 8. Martin e. Son of Morrice, hav,
sold their hardware stock and fixtures
to G. A. Coy Of Oakley, after conduct
ing the business for twenty FIVE years
A farm was taken in part paw ment
which with two other farms will occup,
T. 8. Martins time. He has been IL
poor health for two years and retires t.
take life easier after being a popular
and successful merchant in the soutl
part of the county quarter of cen
tury.
Don Goss, who has driven pretty f.
OF several occasions, was in two acc.
dents with his Ford automobile Satur
day evening within q few minutes
With young lady he was driving