The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-24

| Ing vacation at Beulah.
Miss Frances Jones. Nellie and Min
ME McC ormick are ct Ludington for an
outing. 81
Miss Irene Byrnes Of Detroit, is visit.
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Byrnes.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Bigger,
1907 West Main street, Monday, q
daughter.
Orville Kinsey has resigned from the
fire department. Samuel Tillapaw will
succeed him.
j. F. Williams has resigned as man.
ager of the Wildermuth hotel and will
go to California.
Bernard Ward of Newark, N. j., was
a guest of bis parents, Dr. and Mrs. w.
e. Ward, part of the week.
Mrs. A. ]. Kellam of Toledo, has
been guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. A. Crane, the past week.
DIR. and Mrs. g. N. Finch ana chill.
dren are spending two weeks vaca.
ton at Traverse Bay, going by auto.
mobile.
Mrs. DR.. Wise is guest of her son,
Roscoe Wise of Harrisburg, Pa, on a
trip to Niagara Falls, Buffalo and
Detroit.
Private Holtz Of Co.. II suffered a
broken rib and q cracked ankle while
returning to camp at Battle Greek last
Wednesday.
Clarence Phiney Of Flint, was fatally
injured at Durand, Saturday, when he
fell under freight car. both legs and
one arm being severed.
Earl G. Rexford has resigned his posi-
ton with the Standard Flaked Food
Co., and will resume work with the
Argus Press as advertising manager. q
Matthew and Madeline. children Of
the late John Shier, haye arrived here
from California to make their home
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shier, Summit avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Arnold and Non,
Lieut.. Lesion Arnold, left Monday for
Columbus, Ohio, to visit their son and
brother, Lieut.. Harry L. Arnold, at the
Columbus barracks.
Guerdon Dimmick of Detroit, is the
guest of his parents, MIR. and Mrs G
r, Dimmick, West Oliver street. Next
week he will 20 to the officers training
camp ut Fort Sheridan. ,'eg ~
John LaClear has accepted a position
in Pontiac with the Commerce Furni
ture Co., and left MONDAY to take up
his new duties. BE expects to move bis
family to Pontiac in the near future.
Harry H Hartwell and Miss Gladys
Miller, both of Durand, were married
Saturday at the Congregational par
sonage by Rev. B. G.. Mattson. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Rear of Vernon.
Miss Olive Grahame, Mrs. James
Manner, Miss Neva Lewis and Mrs.
Frank Mack left Monday for Cleveland
and Buffalo to purchase millinery. Miss
Lulu Daley is in charge of the Mack &
Lewis store during their absence.
Mrs. George Theurer, aged rs years
died Monday, at the home of her caugh
ter, Mrs q. G. Hepzler, South Oal
street. The funeral was held Tuesday
Rev. T. q. Hahn officiating. the re
mains being taken to Saline. Mich, fo
burial.
Mrs. Jennie st. Johns of Durand, ha
begun suit for divorce from Joseph st
Johns, claiming desertion. and that h
has not supported her or his child b.
his first wife which he left with he
when he went away in June. 1915.
Duncan Graham, aged SO years, fo
over fifty years resident of Corunns
died at the home of his son Duncan i
Corunna, Aug 16 The funeral wa
held Sunday, Rev F. M. Purdsy offic
atins. Mr.. Graham is survived b
three sons and two daughters.
DR.. Harry A. Cossitt of New Yor
city, is a guest of his mother, Mrs {
II. Cossitt in this city. On his retur
to New York he will prepare to stal
for France with hospital unit. n
was to have gone some time ago bu
was delayed by the illness of his viii
and daughter.
A small out-building at the car shor
was consumed by fire Friday evening,
big crowd watching the fire. Mrs. "
q. Hayes Of Cleveland, Ohio. visite
at the home of e. ]. Hayes, Corunn
avenue, climbed to the top Of box ca
during the FIRE, looking for her gran,
son, and was badly bruised by ia
between two cars.
The annual picnic Of the Old Bo,
and Girls of Northwest Venice WI
held at McCurdv park Aug. 10.
chicken pie dinner was served at noe
to about no. A period Of singing u
old songs was heartily entered into