The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-08-31

]. a. Laverock spent part of the week
in Chelsea on business.
Mrs. Hugh Douglas, North Saginaw
street, Is seriously Ill.
Born, Sunday. to Mr.. and Mrs. David
Loucks, Frederick street, son.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Osburn, West Williams street. son.
L. Il Parker and family are home
from four weeks stay at Topinsbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK E. Phillips Of
Detroit. are guests of Owosso relatives.
City Clerk Hawcroft left Monday for
Chicago to attend the funeral Of rel
alive.
Alfred Hookway of Los Angeles, form
erly of this city, 10 a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Soule.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Woodin are in
Chicago for visit with their son.
Irving Woodin.
Frank Fisher was fined $40 and costs
by Justice Friegel, Tuesday, on dis.
orderly charge.
Rev. FIR. P. J. Slane is at Sandwich,
Ont, to attend meeting of priests of
Detroit diocese.
Fred B. Woodland and family are on
an automobile trip through northern
Michigan.
Mrs. George Chsvey and daughter of
Vermont, are guests of Samuel w.
Chavey, West Main street.
Mrs. v. 8. Nation entertained rels-
tives Sunday, at family reunion at
her home on Dewey street.
Judge and Mrs Miner returned from
Beulah, Saturday. Judge Miner went
to Howell Monday, to hold court.
A J Gilchrist and family of Cleve
land, are guests of Mrs. q. w. Collier
and Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Whipple.
Capt J. J. Haviland Of the medical
corps Of the U. s army, is home from
Fort Benjamin Harrison for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. q. Bradley of Jack.
sonville, Fla, are guests of their cons
ins, Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Crsmer, Cedar
street.
DR. Lowell Bush, son of Judge Bush
of C1runna, has been commissioned
first lieutenant in the medical corps Of
the U 8. army.
Ellis F. Wilson left Wednesday for
New Berlin, Ohio, and will return next
week with his family which has been
there on a visit.
Bernard Ward of Newark, N J Is a
guest of his parents, DR.. andMrs. W E.
Ward, while waiting call for service
in the aviation corps
A cornet made in 1850 and owned by
Charles w. Jackson, J. Fl. Robbins, Sr
and ow lby Walter A. Osborn, is on
exhibition in the Shattuck music store
window.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Wiley went to
Pontiac, Monday, to attend reunion
of the 22nd Mich. Infantry, and will
visit in Waterford before returning
home.
The manufacture of distilled spirits
for beverage purposes must cease
throughout the United States at II
o'clock p. m, SATURDAY., Sept 8. Good
bye John Barleycorn.
L. l. Conn attended q meeting of TIT
Independent Telephone Traffic Associa
ton held in Grand Rapids, Tuesday
W. j. Melchers was reelected vic
president of the organization.
William J. King of Owosso. has be
gun suit, by his attorney 8. Q Pulyer
for divorce from Florence E. westervel
King, claiming infidelity. They wer
married in Corunna, Sept. 8. 1918.
G. W. Reed was knocked down an,
injured on the knee. Saturday, on hi
way to his home on South Washington
street, by an employee Of the Fiel
r Mfg. Co. who was riding motorcycle
. J. B. Carey, general superintendent
of the American Malleables Cos. plants
was here from Lancaster, N. Y, par
of the week. Mr.. Carey has bee
drafted and has passed the physics
? examination.
. Judge Matthew Bush has asked fo
r the admission of Ralph Rench, who ha
been living with his sister In Owosst
8 to the Pontiac state hospital as q stat
charge. Rench came to Owosso fror
Wayne county, and there from Ohio
a less than o year ago.
Z James Oliver Curwood has asked tb
] city commission for q fifteen year leaf
. Of the curb grounds west Of his HON
( on Williams and Shiswassee street,
r wishing to besutify it and be sure n
sidewalk would be put through Sue
action Is protested against by Eugen
8 Brewer who owns the other half {
the block frontage and may wish to sc
. or build on the lot.
3 Miss Levina J. Nye. an employee {
j the Union Telephone Co. In this cit.
y and Corporal Robert Vollmer OF Ken,