The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-09-07

Jingle spent part OF the week In De-
troit.
Mrs. j. d. Reiff left Saturday for a
visit with relatives in Detroit and in
Canada,
Miss Helen Bush of Corunna, left
Monday for Frankfort where she will
teach this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Parker left
Friday for motor trip of three weeks
in New York aud other eastern states.
Mrs Marian Sherman and children
OF New Baltimore, Ohio are guests Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Sher-
man.
The marriage of Mitchell LeGraff of
Perry. and Mrs. Stella Howard of
Owosso. was solemnized by Rev. E. ].
Cross at his home, Aug. 81.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Reynolds enter
tanned company of relatives and
friends Sunday at their home on West
Main street in honor of Mr.. REYNOLDS
seventy eighth birthday.
Petitions have been fled in the pro.
bate court asking that :Beryle Nelson
aged Is, CT Owosso. and Mrs. Margaret
Deny es of Rush township. be sent to the
University hospital for treatment.
Capt. John Steck of Co. II. has been
detailed es instructor in trench con-
struction at Camp Custer, Battle Creek.
He has just returned from Washing.
ton; where he attended the war college.
The harness shop of 81. L. Hetis of
New Lothrop, was destroyed by fire
Aug 30, with loss on building and
stock of S3, 900. The fire was confined
to the one building by efforts of a
bucket brigade"
MIR and Mrs E. S. Waterman left
Sunday for San Antonio, Texas, to
visit their son, Reginald, who is with
the aero section at Camp Kelly. They
will also visit San Francisco on their
return
Owosso Masonic lodge has bought
three dozen body belts, each having
three receptacles, for members who are
drafted or enlist in the army A parch-
ment Masonic passport will be given
each man.
The Owosso police raided restau-
rant IN South Washington street last
Thursday, finding part of pint bottle
of whiskey in the sidecar of motor
c5 Gle, but everybody denied ownership,
and no arrests were made.
Corunna schools opened Monday with
a full attendance Judge Bush and J.
4 Fl. Collins addressed the high school at
the opening sef sion. The high school
has about 100 pupils with but one
change in faculty from last year.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Sept. 1, 1917
Miss Cora Betwee, Mrs. Dee Conway,
James Conner, A. r Dickerson, j.
Hank, I. V. K. to Jan Malik, Mrs.
Olive Kessler, Mrs, g. g. Mccarthy
Frank Prise, Mrs Jane Stevens, Uhl
man & Heidelberg.
William Whitley of Corunna, and
Mrs Martha Geney of Owosso. were
married. Aug 81, at the groom's home
Rev. F. M. Purdv officiating in tn,
presence Of relatives. After trip Il
Canada they will be at home in Cor
unna, where the groom is builder.
Miss Katherine Cooper, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Cooper, AM
Edward A. Putnam were married a
the rectory of Christ Episcopal churcl
by Rev. w. r Blachford, Wednesda
evening. The groom is employee a
the Ann Arbor freight Office and afte
a short trip they will be at home i
this city.
Earl and Homer Leonard, aged 1
and ID years, sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. I
II. Leonard of Durand, left home Jul
: 10, and no word has been had froI
, them since. They had talked of worl
ing on farm and took suit case file
, with clothes, but have not write
home, and the parents ask for inform,
| ton concerning them.
, Charles A. Foss, aged AZ years, die
i at his home in Venice township, Aus
30, after long illness with tubercult
! sis. The funeral was held Saturda.
/ Rev. Stevens of Vernon, officiating
Deceased was born In Shiawassee cour
, ty, living here most of his life. ID
4 widow end two sons and two daugl
g ters survive him.
Ezra Randolph, Fairfield TOWNSHIP
farmer who attempted suicide recent
! when his bride Of few weeks refuse
!. to see him, was ordered to pay cos
g.. and furnish bond of $500 to keep ii
!, peace or go to the county jail for :
q days, having been arrested on con
D plant of his wife whom he threstens
to kill.
r Miss Hazel Darling. daughter Of M
z and Mrs. u d Ring, and DR.. F.
q Bates of Detroit, were united In ma