The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-10-05

mrs' - o. benson spent the week In
Cleveland and Detroit on business.
Mrs. Joe Gerson of Lansing, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Simon,
Michigan avenue.
Mics Annie Gaylord left Friday for
Boston, Mass, where she will continue
her musical education.
Judge Miner has been In Midland
this week holding court while Judge
Scarf presided at Corunna.
Mrs. Fl. Il. Hall aud daughter, Mrs.
Kern Of st Louis, Mo-. are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. .. Christian.
Miss Avis Green of Corunna. has
accepted a position as teacher In the
schools at Iron Mountain, Mich.
Inheritance taxes of $685. has been
assessed against the estate of the late
Mrs Emma B. Woodland, of Owosso.
Earl Price. army deserter, held for
some time in the county Jail on horse
stealing charge, has been taken to Fort
Wayne.
Deputy Sheriff Houghton was in
Chicago, Monday, to bring back Simon
Kashutske, who deserted his family in
Owosso.
Roy Priest Of Chicago. came to Owosso
Saturday with the remains of his four.
weeks.old child for burial in Oak Hill
cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Lynch, mother of Mrs. M.
B. Zuber, who had spent several win.
tiers here, died Sept. 20 at her home
near Capac.
Misses Shirley and Ivah Steeds, Kath
crime Donigan and Rosalind Hook left
Friday for Ypsilanti to enter the nor.
NAL school.
Word of the death of G. J. Towne Of
New York, formerly of this city, was
received by Owosso friends from Chas
A. Towne, this week.
Orren, the two. year.oli child of Mr.
and Mrs Mark Proudfoot of near Nor
rice, died Monday from diphtheria
after two weeks illness.
Petition has been filed for the admin
istration of the estate Of Samuel Kemp
of Vernon, amounting to $500 with two
heirs, son and daughter
Rev. E j. Warren preached his fare
well sermon at the First N. E church
Sunday, to a large congregation who
regret his departure from the church.
Czeslaw Kucharski of Durand, after
being in this country since 1900, has
fled petition for naturalization. Fl,
was born in Russian Poland.
John j. Whelan, farmer of Ben
nipgton, aged 20, born at Napanee
Ont has declared his intention to be
come citizen of the United States.
Mis- lone Frink of Amigo. Wis, re
Gently appointed deaconess of the FRS
M. E. church, has arrived and taken al
her duties. She will reside at the hom
of Rev. T. B. McGee, Park street.
The Ann Arbor Railroad has discon
tinued trains a. follows: North, o'clocI
q m south, $50 a. m. and 4:5O p IN
Trains north at 1885 p M, and south a
8 a. m, run daily except Sunday
Mrs. Elmer Shuts has returned fror
Bath. where she has been caring for he
mother, whom she brought to her HON
in this city. During her stay in Bat
her step. father died and her mother ha
just become well enough to be brough
here.
L. G. Hall, L. B. Allison, Roy Bale,
o. G. Hollister of Clinton county, r. &
Smith Of Laings burg, motored over tt
two routes from Owosso to LANSING
Saturday, considering the Saginaw Va
ley Trail Associations proposed mote
trail.
The State Conference of Correction
\ and Charities will be held in Lausin
Oct 81, % and 90, and all desiring
attend will be entertained at Lansir
! homes if.they notify Mrs. T. N. Wa
goner, 720 North Walnut street,
Oct. 18th.
s. @ Pulver, o L. Sprague and E. {
! Dewey attended the funeral of T. Y
Atwood at Caro- Sunday. The funer
was attended by many prominent me
} from many parts of Michigan, CA
I and the entire county of Tuscola we
( saddened by the death of Mr.. Atwoo
who was most highly regarded as
\ citizen, business and professional ma
4 Mrs F. Fl. Crewe of Cleveland. OH
I daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Upha
Of this city, died at her home. Ssturda
after long illness Of heart troubl
Her mother was called to Clevelal
three weeks ago and Mrs. Grew
k seemed then to gain and 1t was thong
I she could come to Owosso
y rest, but a relapse Friday ended In b
u death. The funeral was held Monds
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Upham, Mr.. and Mrs
4 N. and Leigh Christian and Nor
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