The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-11-23
LOCAL NEWS

speuuinB INC Weoh III DetIoib.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin BASTARD of
Pstoskey. are guests of Owosso friends.
Twenty high school girls raised $50 II
on the streets, Saturday, for the Red
Cross.
Attorney Neil r. Walsh spent two
days this week at Pentwater, on legal
business.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
Dingwall, NoSth Shiawassee street. a
daughter.
Wallace Hand of Corunna, was ar
rested. Saturday, on charge of stealing
automobile tires.
Mrs c. o. Loring was in Ann Arbor
and Detroit this week. Her mother re-
turned with her.
Mrs. l.. c. Smith of Howell, is at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. o. l.. Davis,
for the winteri
Co. 90, State Troops of this city, is to
have two . {. s. magazine rifles for tar.
get practice at the armory,
William Boyce left for his home in
Logansport, Ind, Monday. after visit
with his brother, Newton Boyce.
DR.. J. J. Haviland, Lieutenant in the
Medical Corps of the U s. army, was
at home in this city over Sunday.
Fred Goodknecht has purchased the
Moulton milk business in West Owosso
and will conduct it as an independent
milk route.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Collins and son
returned to their home in Indiana, Wed
nesday, after visit with Owosso rela'
tives.
Mrs. G. NJ Pittenger left Friday for
Camp Grant at Rockford, Illinois. to
meet her husband who was to sail for
France sometime this week.
The will of the late Peter P. Beswick
of Owoeso, was fled for probate, Friday
The estate estimated at $1,000 in per.
sonal prop, -ty is willed 10 his widow.
Percy Olcott was here Sunday from
Camp Custer to visit his mother, Mis-.
Winnie Goodhue, and grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brock, Pine street.
M. f. Blair has issued GAO resident
hunters licenses this year, and but AZ
deer licenses, a very small number COM
pared with previous years
Frank Price of Owosso. charged with
murder of Rundell Merrill, plead not
guilty at Saginaw, Monday, and his
trial will beihel1 next week, Pardee 81
Day will defend him. ,ry dzuo,1 ,y, ~
Frank Kostica of Perry, has been sent
to the Industrial school at Lansing by
Judge Bush. The boy was caught
stealing and placed on probation and
has lately violated the trappel's law.
The Womans auxiliary of Christ
Episcopal church enjoyed pot luck
supper at the home of Mrs. D. G. Coop
err, tuesday, Mrs Cooper and Mrs
Archie Rich being hostesses.
Owosso high school foot ball team de-
feated Howell high school at Howell,
Friday, 43 to 0. The big game Of the
season will be played here Saturday
with Arthur, Hill high school of Sag
NAV.
The State of Michigan will probably
receive the estate, amounting to $l6C
of Isaac Brown. who died recently al
the home of Edna Signs in Owosso, un
less there are bills against the estate
sufficient to use up the amount.
Suit for divorce has been commenced
by Neil R. Walsh for Elite Lotridge OF
Owosso. fromI Elgie Lotridge. They
were married by Rev. j. Q. York in
Owosso Nov. IS, 1914 She charges non
support and cruelty.
Glen H. Card was home from Camr
Custer, Sunday, and was the guest Of
honor at a dinneri attended by thii ty
relatives and friends, including Mr. and
Mrs. John Horn of Durand, Mrs Cards
parents.
The Red Cross work room is now
on the first floor of the armory building
and is we'll heated at all times, making
it easy to reach and comfortable tc
work in, and Owosso ladies are urged tc
turn out and help the needed worA
along.
Lieut. F. e, Evans left Sunday fol
Garden City, L. 1 to enter the sigma
corps service of the L. s army. Evan,
Is a veteran National Guardsmsn, hav
ing entered the militia service twenty
years ago, and is the only member o.
Co. q that went to Cuba still serving.
Robert Cheal left Wednesday to spent
the winter with his son Roy, at Siou,
City. Iowa, and +. GILES accom-
panied i'm, and after few days visi
In Sioux City will go to Casper, Wyom
ing, to visit bis brother whom he ha
not seen for forty years.