The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-06-29


9 A. Lawrence was called to Elyria
Ohio. Monday, by the death of hi
brother.in. law.
Sherman welch left Saturday for hi,
fathers farm in Glare county to worh
during the summer.
MIR. and Mrs Ellis F. Wilson are
chaperoning the Boys Fellowship class
in weeks outing at Crystal Lake.
Dr. A. d. Glascock and family are
guests at the home Of Mrs 81. B. Pete,
SOD, Washington street, for the summer.
City Commissioners and Fire Chief
Craig we're in Charlotte, Tuesday. to
inspect a motor fire truck which is
offered at bargain.
Fred Edwards, aged 10 years, has
been bound over to the circuit court
for the theft of the automobile of w.
II. Holcomb of Byron.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Hume and
Misses Ethel, Margaret and Irene Hume
are at the Hume cottage at Beulah for
an outing
About $1,000 will be spent in repairs
on the school buildings Of the city this
summer in addition to the heating
plant at the Central school
The Ann Arbor Railroad will put on
two tourist trains July first, going
north through Owosso at midnight and
south through Owosso at Q q. m.
Mrs. A. l.. Chandler returned from
Detroit. Monday, where she has been
several weeks after undergoing an opeI
alton. She has practically recovered.
Judge and Mrs. Matthew Bush were
ia Ann Arbor, Wednesday, to attend
the graduation of their daughter Miss
Helen, from the University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Zimmerman
were in Linden, Tuesday, to attend the
funeral of the latter's grandfather,
Frank Sadler, father of Mrs d. j.
Gerow.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Weyk,
Mason street, Monday, twin boys. Mr..
and Mrs. Weyk have eight living chill
dren at home and have lost three bv
death.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending June 90. 1917:
Mrs. M. Adkins, Miss Mary Brown,
Mike LABEL, Mrs. Edd Stevens, Joseph
Cto-o.s1 sssasi-i e@At
Stower% hoy sssN "a oihi;..a 4-it,,.
L Albert J. Simeon now Of Portland,
Oregon, is guest of his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. w. J. Simeon 10 Corunns.
He has spent the past fifteen years in
South America, Panama, Alaska and
at Portland.
Charles Bates, veterinary. surgeon
of Brant, Saginaw county, was fined
gel including costs, by Justice Friegel,
Monday, for practicing without a Ii.
cense. The complaint was made by
DIR. G. A. Parkinson.
Judge Bush has dismissed the case
against Mrs. Cynthia Robinson, Law.
crock street, Owo.so, on the charge of
cruelty to her children The evidence
did not warrant the taking away of the
children from the mother.
Robert Thompson, Is year old boy,
who came here from Cadillac last week,
was arrested Tuesday for stealing cloth
ing and jewelry from Henry Roach
who roomed at the same house with the
lad On Cedar street.
Cecil Goodwill, son Of w. T. Good
will of Caledonia township, has enlisted
In the aviation service Of the u. s.
army. Earl Grieves, formerly OF
Owosso, has enlisted in the marine
corps and Edwin Rathke in the cavalry.
Mrs. Stanley Grill assisted by Mis-,
Dorothy Pitts. was hostess at q party In
honor Of Miss Florence Newsom, Fri.
day, at the home Of the hostess on
Park street. A mock wedding wal
much enjoyed. Miss Newsom was pre-
sented with silver pieces and flowers
Capt. Frank Evans was in Lansing
Tuesday, to make application for ser
vice as an officer in the U. 8. arm,
without attendance at training CAM
Is q Washington dispatch stated tina
experienced National Guard officer
would be accepted without the CAM
training.
Thomas Murray, aged 70 years, pas et
away Sunday at his home in New
Haven township where he had resided
for SO years. The funeral was held a
st. Paul's Catholic church Wednesda,
morning. Mr.. Murray was born II
Troy, N. Y. and came to Michigan
when child. He was veteran Of tn
civil war, and as citizen and neighbo
was highly regarded by wide circl
OF friends. Two sons. William AM
Andrew. and one daughter Mary. suT
vive him.
Mrs. Bertha King, wife Of Judso
King formerly Of Owosso, died at be
home in Flint. Tuesday. following tn
birth Of q child last Thursday. Th
remains were brought to this cit
Thursday, and the funeral service bel