The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-03
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. james Lamont and
baby have returned to this city te
reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Christian have
left for an outing at their cottage al
Glen Lake.
Rev II. A. Waite left Wednesday FOL
Beulah for an outing. He has purchased
the Charles Lawrence cottage at tina,
p ace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lille left Monday
for their new home in Kalamazoo. Mr.
Lille has resigned his position liz
Dickson's grocery store.
Milton Roy Carpenter. formerly Of
Owosso, has enlisted 10 the cooks and
bakers division. Columbus Barracks
columbus, Ohio.
Eden L. Cherry, who enlisted and
was stationed at Columbus Barracks,
Columbus, Ohio. has been transferred
to the officers medical training camp at
Fort Riley, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lyon left Mon
day by automobile for Macatawa park
to be the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Otis
Sutherland for few days.
Mrs. William Broude and daughter,
Lillian, of Chicago, ILL.,, are visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81.
Simon, Michigan Avenue.
The home of q. E. Pardee on North
Ball street was damaged considerably
Sunday when water pipe sprang q
leak and the living room was flooded.
Mrs. Annie Osburn Baxter, sMrs.
Harry Dudley and James Osburn. Jr.,
left Sunday for New York City to buy
fall goods for Osburn & Sons store.
Mrs. Elizabeth Defoe. aged SO years.
passed away Thursday at her home on
Prindle street after q long illness.
She is survived by her daughter, Mrs.
E. Grumpy. The funeral will be held
Saturday.
Mrs. Clsud Foster and son, Daniel,
aud Mrs. Walter Kelly and daughter.
Dorothy, of Cleveland, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Kelly, 62l North
Ball street part of the week.
DIR G. P. Sackrider has been notified
to report at Fort Benjamin Harrison
near Indianapolis on August 10 for duty
with the medical officers reserve corps
DR.. Sackrider has been commissioned
lieutenant.
The house owned by Mrs fuller at
sos Bradley street and occupied by Mrs
fuller and her son.in-law. Norman
Halstead and family, was damaged tc
the extent Of about 500 by fire late
Saturday afternoon.
Two bohemian boys under 10 years
OF age were picked up by the police
Monday and held for their parents
The boys had stolen $40 from an uncle
of one of them and had spent 81. so of it,
They are the same younsters who about
two weeks ago broke into the Office Of
the Parker Monument Works. Moth
ing can be with them because of theil
age.
Thirty. eight members for the co
operative stock shipping association t.
serve Bancroft and Durand, wer,
enrolled ut the initial meeting helt
Saturday night at Bancroft. A com
mittee of three was appointed to solici
membership and the outlook for thu
association Is very bright. Anothe
meeting will be held soon in Durand t,
further the organization.
st. Psuls Episcopal church in Corun
ma, which has not been open for reguls
service for number of years, We
reopened Sunday with morning an,
evening services COM ucted by Rev
William E. Rambo. Mr.. Rambo ha
been appointed rector of the church an
will also serve the Episcopal church a
Chesaning Mr.. Rambo comes fror
; Kansas City, Kan. and with his mothe
and sister will make their home i
. Corunna.
Henry (Shonts) Rubelman is spend
ing 30 days in the county Jail for bein,
drunk. Last week he was released b
Justice Friegel when he promised t
behave and not abuse the officers If b
was arrested again. He was picked n
Sunday, however, and called Patrolma
Fuller everything he could think OF
The court gave Henry no chance to pa
a fine but gave him straight Jail sen
tence.
. Clarence Eugene Waldie! 43 years old
the Hazelton township man in who's
case successive petitions had been mad
by his brothers, asking first that he b
! sent to the state home at Lapeer, an
! later that he be removed to Pontia
stAe hospital, died Monday in the Mi
! Ter hospital, where he had been take
earlier in the day, suffering from mel
/ vous trouble with which he has bee
afflicted for several years. Mr.. Waldi
was single man and resided with hi
brother George, at New Lothrop. Othe
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