The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-01-19
W. s. Beebe attended the poultr,

Mrs Haviland later at New Orleans.
The receipts of the county abstrac
Office for the pact three months wer,
1875. 50, and for the year SO, 449 40
Glen Morse was re.appointed deputy by
County Abstractor Peacock.
Advertised letters at the Owosso pos
office for the week ending Jan. 10, 1917
VIM. Baldwin, John Chanelar. E. A
Ferguson, Glen Holael. Mrs. Will Nc
Donald. Miss Nellie Nelson, Miss Mar
garet A. Smith, Miss Mary Stevens
Sidney Willet.
Ira u. Curry was able to be at his
store, Monday, after being confined tt
his home for several DAYS by illness
Because of his illness the installation
of officers of Owosso Lodge knights oil
Pvthias was postponed until next
Thursday evening
Suit has been started In the circuit
court by Herman J. Crate ct nj against
Morley Stoddard to remove a cloud
from the title of Shiawassee county
farm. The cloud dates back to the sale
of the land to Elijah Potter May "a,
! 1S47. The suit was started by Attorney
S. @ Pulver.
An order has been made in the pro-
bate court by Judge Bush committing
Thelma A. Morgan, minor child, to
the state hospital at Ann Arbor for
treatment. She is the daughter of
Edith Morgan of Durand, the order fol.
lowing an investigation.
A rebuilt interurban car has been
sent here to replace the Owosso. Co
runna car in use for several years,
which will be sent to Jackson for re.
pairs The number of the new car is
45 Its seating capacity is the same
as that of the car to be repaired.
Vanola Supor, an Austrian, left his
home in New Haven, Saturday, to So.
cure liquor for christening party at
his home Sunday, but drank too much
himself, and the horse ran away, and
Supor landed in JAIL was fined So and
costs by Justice Nichols, placed on pro.
baton for year and the beer in the
kegs was allowed to run out on to the
snow.
John Nafus, aged SO years, passed
away at his home on Frederick street
Monday night, after an illness of six
weeks. The funeral was held Wednes.
day morning. Rev Sands officiating.
The body was taken to Nashua, Iowa.
for burial. Surviving Mr.. Nafus are
his widow, one son, Alfred of Nashua,
Iowa, and two daughters.
DR.. Fred A. Watts, county physician
for the INDECENT in Owosso, in his re-.
port to the supervisors stated that he
had made 414 visits TO homes from Oct.
SO. 1915, to Jan. 8, 1917, and attended
90 families who needed his services.
The report also shows that he filed 119
prescriptions at his Office and attended
30 surgical cases and 10 obstetrical cases.
He had also been called to attend AZ
contagious disease cases in that time
His report states that only one patient,
civil war veteran, died.
The following schedule has been an.
nounced at the Owosso high school for
the girls basket ball games: Jan. 10,
Eaton Rapids at Owosso; Jan. 81
Owosso at Saginaw; Feb. Q, Owosso at
Chesaning; Feb. 8, open date; Feb %,
Owosso at Eaton Rapids; March 2,
0wosso at Perry; March o, Chesaning
at Owosso; March 10, Owosso at Fow-
lerville; March 80, Owosso at Flint;
March 30, open date.
Mrs Jane Goodyear, aged 90 years,
passed away Saturday, at the home of
her son, Nicholas A. Goodyear, Elk
change street In this city, after an ill
mess of three weeks with pneumonia
The remains were taken to Detroit,
where the funeral was held at the home
of her daughter. Mrs Goodyear was
born in Devonshire, England, coming
to America sixty.five years ago. She
was one of fourteen children, all Of
whom lived to be ninety years old or
more.
L. N. LAWN, who is directing swim
ming classes at the pool In the new
armory, says rs per cent Of the men Of
Owosso are strangers to the art of
swimming. Glasses for women under
the direction Of Mrs. A. r. Lindsey
have been held each Wednesday after.
noon and evening throughout the win
ter, including grade school and high
school girls and women Of the city
The mems classes were started only
recently. The director has position
in the Offices of the Ann Arbor railroad.
His classes meet Thursday nights at
on