The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-12-21
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Helen Gaylord is spending the
holidays at Big Rapids
H. e. Spiess is recovering rapidly
from an operation performed Sunday.
Christmas exercises OF the Asbury M
Z. Sunday school will be held Sunday
evening.
Born. to- Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Terry,
Robbins street. Monday, daughter.
MI. amt Mrs. j. b. Lewis and sons
left Wednesday for Florida to spend
he winter.
Ruth AFFORD is home from the Kin
dergarten training school at Chicago
FOX the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Allison of st.
Johns, left Owosso Wednesday to spend
the winter ia Florida.
Mrs. Lora Hall Schumann of tOak
Park, Ill, is guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Hall
The will of Clement B. Loynes of
Fairfield, was fled Dec A. leaving his
estlte amounting to 90, 200 to Lis wife
Bernard Ward, son of DR.. and Mrs.
W. E Ward, has been transferred to
the aviation school at Houston, Texas
The place to buy your Holiday Gifts
is where the stock is entirely new aud
the prices are reasonable. The Allison
Jewelry Store.-Adv
Sparks from the chimney caused a
fire at the home of George Sheldon,
Exchange street, Monday evening But
little damage was done.
Ray Stinson, 500 North Washington
street, was called to Mt. Pleasant
Wednesday, because of the serious i'll
ness of his brother Jay Stinson.
Mrs. Charles Mcintyre and son.
Charles Jr., of Monroe, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Spiess, East Main
sire ct, for the holiday season.
Carl BRANDED is guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. BRANDED He has
been at the army camp at Montgomery,
Ala, since lifting last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Scsrlett have
moved to Owosso from Lansing, and
Mrs. Scarlet will assist her ether, g.
W. Jennings, in the undertaking bust
ness
The public library has bean closed
because of the coal shortage and if
any books are 10 be returned, they can
b, brought to Csmburn's drug store
Saturday afternoon betW cen the hours
Of 8 aid 5.
A, l.. Nichols has announced that he
will not be a candidate for the rppubli
Can nomination for county clerk next
ytar, probably leaving The field to A
W. Burnett Of Corunna. aud NJ. T
Grove of o vosso.
Lawrence J. Martin of this city has
been sent to Kelly Field. Texas, from
Columbus Ohio, where he enlisted last
week in the aviation corps He called
on Lieut. Harry Arnold aud Leo Adam.
who are at Columbus.
Mrs Lena NJ Wallis of Durand, has
egun suit FIR divorce from Harry
Wallis, claiming cruel treatment They
separated but second trial proved NJ
better. They were married in 1895 and
have three children over Syears Of age
A deed given by Patrick Cavanaugt
Of Ka' amazoo, who was killed in th,
auto accident south of o Sosso, Frida,
night, was recorded Wednesday. trans
ferring 40 acrrs of land in Sec Z, Ben
nington, to Catherine Cavanaush
Judge Matthew Bush has directed
that Marshall Hartwell, an aft ctet
Vernon child, be taken to Ann Atbc
for treatment. and an order that Mrs
Theresa Ma'hewson Of o wosso, an sgei
lady, be- sent there for removal Of cata
racts on the eyes.
Petitions for the appointment of al
administrator of the estate of Nathanie
Williams late Of Oyosso township. ha
been filed. The estate is valued al
So, 900 and goes to four sons. An ad
ministrator is also asked for the estate
of the late Edward Breaugh Of Ben
nipgton, valued at SIC, 500. The estate
goes to the widow and two brothers
who live in Canada.
Mrs. Benjamin Hagen, aged Z:
years, died Saturday at her home OF
East Williams Street, after suffering
for two years although not seriously
i'll but few days. The funeral was
held Monday at the home, Rev. H. A
Waite officiating. Mrs. Hszen Wa,
born in New York state, coming t.
Michigan fifty years ago and afte,
the death of her first husband Johr
Bier, was married to BeDjimin Ha
zen. Surviving are her husband ant
six sons.
Mrs. Walter F. Burge of Easton
passed away Monday, after an illness
of FIVE weeks with typhoid fever Mrs
Burge was SO years Of age. She had
long been a respected resident OF Til