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

Mr.. aud Mrs R. N. Gibson of Lsns.
ing. were guests Sunday of Rev. B. G..
Mattson and family.
A rain storm with good accompani.
ment of thunder and lightning marked
the early hours this morning.
L. q. Heyer is sufficiently recovered
from recent operation to again re-
sumo the management of the National
hotel.
The tabernacle built for the Honey
well meetings has been entirely torn
down and the premises will be we'll
cleaned off during the day.
Kaufman & Meinstein are putting a
new front in the building formerly
occupied by the Press American on
South Washington street
Owosso Lodge l. o. O. F. will be
guests of Corunna lodge next Monday
evening and will confer degrees on
several candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E Covell have re.
turned to their home in Whitehall
after visit at the home of their daugh.
ter, Mrs. Fletcher Gould, North Shia-
wassee street.
The North Owosso Farmers Club ha 8
adopted resolutions opposing the selec.
ton Of county road commissioners by
the board of supervisors instead of by
election by the people.
Almon ID. DeGraw Of Flint, and Miss
Goldie E. Monroe of this city, were
united in marriage Sunday afternoon
by Rey. II. A. Waite at the Baptist
parsonage. They will reside in Flint.
Congressman J. W. Fordney was in
Detroit, Wednesday, to attend the fuu-
eral OF mis- business associate, Frank w.
Gilchrist, president of the 'Gilchrist.
Fordney Co. of Laurel, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs =. Beach Conger have
left Berlin where he has been CORES
pondent for the Associated Press. AIRS.
Conger was formerly Miss Lucille Bailey
a teacher in the Owosso schools.
Hiram Wrathell of this city, died
Monday at the Pontiac state hospital
where he has been for the past year.
The remains were brought TO Owosso
for burial Wednesday, Rev. Dudgeon
officiating. One son and two daughters
survive.
The physicians who examined Mrs
Olevia Willis of Owosso, found her
zane, and the application, of her dsugh.
ter, Mrs. Minnie Barry of Owosso, 10
have her committed to an asylum has
been denied. Other relatives were pre-.
pared to contest the application.
Christian F. Fricke, who has been q
shoe dealer in Owosso for eleven years,
has applied for citizenship. He is a
native of Germany and has been a
strong pro-Germsn supporter during
the war, but does not favor his native
land in the threatened trouble with the
United States.
Mrs. Wepzsll Krysanowsky, formerly
Miss Mae Everett of the Everett Hat
Shop of this city, was killed in an au
tomobile accident in Porto Rico last
week. The remains were brought to
Ridgetown, Ont, for burial Since
her marriage she. has Travelled exten.
sively with her husband in foreign
countries, where he has represented the
Maxwell Automobile Co. of Detroit
Mrs. W. Fl. Bowers. aged rs years,
died at her home in Parshallburg Feb
ID. She is survived by her husband and
eight children Edward, Mrs John
Snyder and Miss jennie Bowers Of
Perry; Mrs Ella Houck and Mrs. John
Alden of Oakley; Frank. Mrs John
Coppersmith and Mrs. Elmer Gotwalt
of Chesaning
s. J. Marengo of this city and Miss
Viola Houle OF Port Huron, were mar
ried at st. Pauls Catholic church Sat
urday, Rev. FIR. p. j. Slane officiating.
They we're attended by brother OF the
bride and a sister of the groom. A
wedding breakfast was served at Capt.
tan's restaurant Mr.. Marengo is EN-
ployed as stereotyper at the Argus Press
Office.
Fred Gill, a baker employed by Geo.
Bell OF Owosso, has begun suit for
divorce, claiming his wife is unfaithful
and has caused humiliation to himself
and their two sons by her improper
conduct with Charles Berger. He Sc
cured an Injunction restraining his
wife from molesting their eleven year
old'son. He recently caused some ex.
cires,ent by demanding admittance to
his own hon, and being refused shot
of revolver