The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-12-14

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John Boutwell, left Wednesday for
Florida where he will spend the winter.
Leslie Beehler and Geo. w. Bell have
enlisted in the U. s. navy. and left Sat
urday for Saginaw.
A new stock is great inducement to
anyone in making Holiday purchases
The Allison Jewelry Store. ADV
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Wright have left
for Waco, Texas. to visit their son, Ser
geant Sacket Wright of Company M.
DR.. Arthur Hammond has returned
to Ann Arbor, where he has accepted
the position of assistant instructor
in the University of Michigan.
Frank Darlington, son of Dr. and Mr..
John Darlington, formerly of Corunna,
was ma ried in Detroit Dec to Miss
Milered Burch.
Lewis Curry of Co. M has been trans
ferred from the 125th regimental band
at Waco to the signal corps, quarter
masters company.
The place to buy your Holiday Gifts
Is where the stock is entirely new and
the prices are reasonable. The Allison
Jewelry Store.-Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Curwood of Cone
aut, Ohio, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
j M. Curwood and Mr. and Mrs. J. o
Curwood, and will leave next week for
Florida.
The Owoss Maennerchor has given
the proceeds of social held Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lahman to the Red Cross.
The amount was $40.
The will of Miles Trumble, of Owos-
so, has been filed in the probate court,
the estate going in its entirety to his
widow who has been named special
administrators.
The home Of Calvin P. Bentley on
West Oliver street, which has been
undergoing extensive repairs, and has
been considerably enlarged, was slightly
damaged by fire Thursday afternoon.
A Detroit specialist was called as to
the illness of l. A. Sanderhoff who has
failed to improve after many weeks of
illness and treatment. A consultation
OF physici ms was held Friday.
Mrs Sarah Farrand, aged so years,
passed away Sunday at the home of s.
@. Pulver, Exchange street, where she
has been acting as housekeeper. She
had been i'll since Thanksgiving with
pneumonia. Three daugh ers and one
son survive her.
Lester Smith and Rudolph Sanftleben
left for Flint, Monday, to enlist in quar-
termaster's corps of the army, and Mer.
vim Roach and Thomas SHngerland for
Alma, to enlist in the army as ma
chinis.s
Paul Watson was the guest of honor
at dinner party given by his sister
Saturday evening. He left Sunday to
enlist in the quartermaster's department
at Fort Sheridan under Lieut. Eric
Kohler.
Loren Williams, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Well Williams of this city, has been
accepted as member of the ext
officers training camp at Battle Creek,
beginning Jan. 5. He is an NJ. A. c.
student
Miss Ellen Rich, principal of the
county normal. received q message
Thursday announcing the death of her
mother, who had.Ebeen i'll for some
weeks. Miss,Ric left Immediately for
her home at Alba.
Prof. o. Fl. Voeker Of The Owosso
high school, has been accepted az Y
M. G. A. educational secretary and was
asked to report at Atlanta, Ga, imme-
diately but as he is greatly needed in
his present position he decided to stay
here until June.
Owosso Union of Journeymen BARRIERS
364, held their annual meeting Tuesday
night and elected the following officers:
Arthur Peacock. president; Claude Irish,
vice president; John Cameron, fnancial
secretary: Samuel Sweat. treasurer.
Word has been by Mr.. and Mrs FL
M. Launstein that Lewis f. Watt, who
has made his home with them for the
past II years, has been transferred from
Chicago to Pensacola, Fla Mir. Watt
has been in training at the Great Lakes
Naval training school for the past three
months, bat now has received an ap
aviation corps at Pensacola
A fourteen year old boy who had been
staying at the home Of Fred Richard Of
Maple River, disappeared, Saturday,
and horse also disappeared. The Oc-
tagon school house was discovered to be
on fire during the afternoon, the fire