The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-20

,
part of the week in Chelsea.
! The Current Topic club voted %
Monday for the Belgian relief fund.
Born, April IL, to Mr.. and Mrs
George Osborn, Ball street, a daugh
ter.
Mrs. Harry Arnold and children
left Saturday to join DR.. Arnold a
Columbus, Ohio.
| Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Lawson, Corunna avenue, {
daughter.
The Union Telephone Co. has do
mated telephone No. 961 to the Owes
so Red Cross society.
Miss Malta Warren, Of Detroit, has
been guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Evans, Water street, this week.
Mrs, Fred Osburn and Mrs. Annie
Baxter and daughter arrived home
from a southern trip Saturday.
Mrs. w. D. Burke, Mrs. J. G. and
Mrs. M. .. VanCamp have returned
from stsv of three months in Florida
Mrs. A. l.. Arnold is i'll at her home
on Cedar street. DR.. Arnold was also
confined to his home the first of the
week by illness.
Ernest Wickham, of Lansing, was
a guest Sunday Of his father, Her
man .Wickham, who is i'll at his home
on Park street.
St. Agnes Guild of Christ Episco-
pal church was entertained at a pot
Mrs 4. .. Martin, EtsssRss stEest'
Jesse Rowe, of Corunna, has been
appointed turnkey at the county Jail,
while Louis Pardee is acting as spec
ial deputy sheriff at Durand doing
"war" duty.
Albert Strauch, prominent Vernon
township farmer, suffered a stroke of
paralysis, Sunday. 1t affects his left
side, but he is improving and probably
will recover.
Board of Shiswassee county prisoners
at the Detroit house of correction has
cost the county $751; 81 the past three
months. Five men and two women
are now serving sentences there. The
price paid is 20 cents day.
Carson Cosgrove, of this city, en-
listed in the signal corps of the avia-
ton section of the U. S. army and is
located at Fort Thomas, near New
port, Ky. He will take an examina-
ton for second lieutenant in the near
future.
Word was received Monday of the
death at Rochester, N. Y, of Mrs.
Della Sweeting, sister of Mrs. A. M.
Bentley, of this city, after short
illness Of pneumonia. Mrs. Sweeting
had many friends here who were
shocked at the news of her death. C.
P. Bentley left Monday for Roches-
ter.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued recently by the
county clerk: Jay A. Stafford, aged
"a, Detroit, and Miss Hattie Forrest
er, aged "a, Owosso; Glen Quimby,
aged Il, an Owosso chauffeur, Miss
Evan RUNNER, aged 81, also of Owos-
so; Leo III. Wilson, aged %, and Miss
Lucy B. VanDyne, aged 10, both of
Middlebury township.
The suit Of H. F. Dodge, of Ithaca,
against the Citizens Savings Bank
Of this city, was withdrawn by the
plaintiff when called for trial in the
circuit court at Ithaca Monday. This
was the second suit growing out Of
the bankruptcy of C. A. Shields, of
this city, the first trial in the u. S.
court at Bay City being victory for
the bank.
Suit has been started in behalf of
Willard r. Klunzinger, of Detroit, to
obtain portion of the estates Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens,
of Perry, the claim being that Mrs.
Stevens secured through misrepre-
sentation, the signing Of quit claim
deed to farm, part of which would
have gone to the plaintiff. The moth
er of the plaintiff died after signing
the quit claim, which if valid would
leave the entire farm to, F. r. and
Mildred Stevens, children Of Charles
heirs of daughter Of Mrs. Stevens
heirs of daughter of Mrs. Stearns
by his first wife. fr