The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-16

z. A. e. Ferry. Misses Mabel Ferry an
= Auci Soncek were home from Lausin
over Sunday.
Misses Katherine Holleran and Emm
Hnx are in New York on business &c
s the Osburn & Sons store.
=. M. W. Longman was called to China
Saturday. by the illness of his mothe,
n His father died last December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Shattuck wer
j. called to Mt Clemens. Tuesday, by tn
death of Chas Ferren, their brother
in-law.
A fire on the roof of the house O
Mrs. Helen Teller sos w. Exchapp
street. called out the fire department
Tuesday.
Z. P. Vandewater is visiting hi.
nephew at Petrolia, Ont. The nephew
leaves soon for the war with Cana
dian battalion.
j. Edwin Ellis returned from a trim
to Washington and New York Monday.
Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. @. M. Dewey will
return next Monday.
M. +. Grove has sold the Pastime
billiard and pool rooms to Charles
iTrumble and will become a salesman
for the Overland Sales Co.
Rollin Sanford, Owosso youth, held
In Lansir g on a charge of highway
robbery, plead not guilty, Monday, and
will be tried next week.
A petition filed in the probate court
shows the estate of the late Martha
Mclean of Durand. is valued at 81. 600.
The entire estate is left sister, Mrs.
Candice Gibbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kerwin were
In Henderson part of the week called
by the illness of their daughter, Mrs.
DIR. Soule. Mrs. Fred Reiff of Hough.
ton, is.aIso, with her sister, ~ ~
The five weeks old son of Clarence
Yats died at the family home on East
Main street Tuesday. The Infants
mother died three weeks ago. The
funeral was held at st. PauIs Catholic
church Wednesday morning.
Charles Ferren was found dead in
bed at his home in Mt. Clemens, Tues.
day morning. He was a hardware
merchant and well known resident
He IL survived by his widow and thl ee
Mrs Ferren was formerly
Miss Kate Driscoll daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. John Driscoll of Shiawassee
;p0ynship.
A cyclone at New Castle, Indiana.
sunday, killed 10 people and injured
hundreds of Others over 500 houses
we're destroyed and loss of over
Il, ZOO. QUO caused. The city has fifteen
thousand population and is manufac-
urinR town, most Of the population
icing factory men. The Maxwell Au.
omobile CO. is one of the largest con-
erns.
Francis Charles infant son of Mr..
nd Mrs. Francis e. Phillips, died at
he family home in Detroit, Sunday.
me remains were brought to the home
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams, Shia.
Vassee street in this city, and finer
ervices held at st. Paul's Catholic
hurch Tuesday morning, Rey. FIR
lane officiating.
A petition has been fled in the mat.
Dr. OF the estate of the late Tessie Mein.
tein Of Owosso. The petition SAYS
nat the estate is valued at SO, 500. =
esides the husband. Jacob Meipstein,
o Owosso merchant, the following are :
AIMED as the heirs Albert Kaufman
nd Adelia Kaufman of Owosso; Fannie y
nd Bertha Kaufman of Germany. y
Frank Huesa, aged ID years, son Of 81
lr. and Mrs Frank Huesa living four q
tiles west of Owosso, was accidentally u
rot through the abdomen Sunday y
lille playing with James Wasek, son
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wasek, who !
ere visiting at the Huesa home. DIR.
rnold was summoned and the boy =
as taken to hospital where he is re- y
,vering from the wound. Neither of y
le boys Is able to explain the accident.
Eugene May, who recently purchased !
le Family theatre from M. w. Maurer, y
's sold it to Elton Cherry. The latter y
ans to make numerous improvements !
I'd open it for business The play =
'use ! rs been closed for some weeks. y
r. Cherry has had extensive expert. y
ice in the moving picture business
ID plans to run only the best pictures
'tainable. Mr.. May secures lot and
,all garage on North Washington n
rect in the deal. and his son Earl,
ans to open the garage in the near 4