The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-02-23

LOCAL NEWS

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Miss Gladys Porter and Miss Florence
Ward attended parties at the M. A. G.
Friday evening.
Charles Owen is unable to attend his
duties at the Elks temple on account of
illness with erysipelas.
Martin Hornyak, aged 48, native Of
Hungary, now living in Owosso, has
applied for citizenship.
Pupils of Mrs. Lola Hammond Kohler
gave piano recital at her home
Water street. Saturday.
Mrs. A. M. Hume, associate grand
matron of the Eastern Stars of Michi.
gan, attended large meeting at Al n
Arbor, Wednesday.
Mrs. E. A. Yerkes of Bennington, hi
received notice of the death of her
brother, h. G. McCarty of Wreford,
Ksnsas, formerly of this county.
Bennington Cleaners gave Mr.. and
Mrs. Tester q farewell party at their
home Friday evening. They leave soon
for another part of the state to reside.
Advertis ed letters at the Owosso post
office for the week ending Feb II, 1917:
Mrs. Carnahan, Perry Corkins. Clarense
Dean, Fl E. Walbridge, Mrs. G H.
Wilson.
Plans for Memorial Day celebration
will be taken care of by the city with
the assistance of the G.. A. r and w.
R. G. An outside speaker will be Sc
cured.
Mrs Dora Bsllington of Owosso.
aged II years, has been committed to
the hospital at Pontiac by order OF
Judge Bush. A petition was filed by
her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Smalley and MIR.
and Mrs. M. II. Kenyon were in Nor
rice Saturday, to att end the wedding of
their daughter and granddaughter, Miss
Grace Smalley.
William P. VanWinkle of Howell,
Will 10 LILO ucmOOl0tAO hOmibOS AOh ia
cult Judge at the election April 2 in the
district which comprises Shiawassee
and Livingston counties.
Mrs. Cora Rudewald, aged Is years,
has been committed to the state hospi-
tai at Pontiac. She had been at the
county farm for come time. The petit
ton was made by her brother, F. l..
Craven of Durand.
Mrs. Thompsons class of the Congre-
gational church enjoyed pot luck sup
per at the home of Mrs. q. T. Campbell
Tuesday evening, and the Builders
class at the.home of Mr.. and Mrs. g. B.
Hicks, Adams street.
G. L. Taylor, Worthy Cooper. W. A.
R )eenkrsns, Rudolph Colby, E. N.
Tnome and A. L. Nichols of Owosso,
and E. T. Sidney of Corunna, attended
meeting of group bankers at st.
Johns Friday.
Mrs. Herman Hoag. former resi-.
dent of Corunna, died Friday at her
home in Rochester, N. Y. She made
her home in early life at the Collins
home, being cousin of j. Il. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs Collins attended the fun.
eral In Rochester Monday.
Charles J. Lockhart, aged Is years.
has been committed to the industrial
school at Lansing, by Judge Bush, on
petition of the boys mother, Mrs. Eva
Lockhart of Owosso. The boy ran
away and was caught at Garden, in the
upper peninsula.
The Shiawassee Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Co. has allowed John Frantz $500
loss on his house, and Claude Mallory
SITS on his house, both destroyed by fire
recently In New Haven township. Sew
eral small claims were allowed at the
board meeting Friday in Corunna.
Mrs. Jennie Morris of Flint, and
George Quick Of Dursnd, were arrested
at Durand Saturday evening. charged
with violation of the local option law
They were taken in raid Of the build
ing formerly the railroad Y. M G. A.,
now d, ed as boarding house.
Attorney Van r Pond has fled the
second amended declaration in the case
Of Hugh McDona against John T.
McCurdy. The declaration contains
some so type written pages. Objection
was made to the original declaration
becauss the various sectious were not
numbered. An agreement was reached
that the amended declaration should be
again amended within 20 days