The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-05-04
LOCAL NEWS


A ten pound daughter was born Sun
day night to Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma,
Quirk.
Mrs. Fred Osburn pleasantly enter
tanned the Alpha bridge club Thursday
afternoon at her home on East Oliver
street.
Rev. w. r. Blschford was in Caro-
Monday, 70 attend the funeral of Mrs
Rachel Fuller, widow of the late Rev
E o. Fuller
Mrs. Henrietta Valentine was called
to Ann Arbor, Friday, by the serious
injury by a train of j. Howard Mer.
chant. a former member of the 80 I'D
Michigan Infrmary Of this city.
William Deheny who claimed Nor
rice as his home, was fined 50 40 Tues
day for being drunk. He went to sleeI
between the interurban rails on South
Washington street.
H. II. Pulver of Laingsburg. was In
Owosso, Monday, the guest of his son
Seth @. Pulver. Mr.. Pulver has beer
taking baths at st. Louis and is much
improved in health.
George F. Robinson of the treasury
department. Washington, d. g., will In
the future make his home with hii
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Merrill in the town
ship of Middlebury, Shiawassee county
George S. Brown has resumed his
duties as president of the state board Of
BARRIERS examiners, after suffering fol
several weeks with intlammatory rheu
matism and taking treatments in De
troit.
Frank Sternod, 12 year old boy living
on West King street, was badly injured
including the loss of two fingers, Fri
day, when dynamite cap which he
found exploded, when he was hammer
ing on bench.
Mrs. T. Nj. Euler who had spent the
winter in California, arrived In the city
Thursday, and is at the home Of hel
daughter, Mrs. Harry E. Payne. John
street. She visited relatives in Chicago
for few days.
Five druDks were taken in Saturday
and Sunday by the police, the list in
GLIDING Henry Rubelman, Walter Ed
ridge, Joe Covert. Joe Lawrence and
J. Orse Lawrence had gallon Of
whiskey and gallon of alcohol with
him when arrested at the M. G. depot.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Man
ming, daughter of Superintendent and
Mrs. G. w. Manning of Corunna, tC
Robert Armstrong of Pontiac, was sol
emnized at the home of the brides par
ents April &C. The bride is teacher ir
the Pontiac schools.
An order was made in the probate
court Friday sending Jessie and Claude
Frederick Of Owosso. to the state home
at Coldwater. They are the children
of Mr.. and Mrs James Frederick Of
Owosso, but former residents of Ian
sing.
Private Milton Nutson of Company
Fl has been released from the federal
service and has arrived home He was
discharged under the order to release all
men who refused to take the new fed.
eral oath after the troops were called
out last June.
Mardell, fourteen year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs L. q. Bush, North
Lansing street, died at Miller hospital,
SATURDAY., after an illness with append
citis and peritonitis The funeral was
held Tuesday ut North Star. Surviving
are her parents, two sisters, Mrs Hazel
Cranick and Ethel, and brother Shir.
ley Bush, all of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Starks of Laings.
burg, celebrated their twenty fifth wed
ding anniversary April 20. A five
course dinner was served and daD cling
and cards were enjoyed, The first prize
for cards was awarded Mrs G. E. Vert
and Mrs. Wesley Parker won the con-
ISOLATION prize. About fifty guests were
present, including several from Detroit,
Owosso AMI Chesaning.
Mis-. Sarah Hsnford, aged SO years,
died Sunday. at the home OF her dauRh'
ter, Mrs John Edgar, West Stewart
street, after an illness with pneumonia.
The funeral was held Tuesday, Rev. d.
w. Draper officiating. Mrs. Hanford
was born in New York. lived for many
years in Saginsw county, coming to
Owosso eight years ago. Surviving are
two daughters. Mrs. Edgar Of Owosso,
Mrs. Louisa Dempke of Flint, and three
sons, Doud of Ithaca, Charles of Hack
enestk, N. j., and William of Owosso.
The Fidelity e. Deposit Co. of Mary
land has fled claim through its at
torney Neil r. Walsh, for "a, 900 against
the estate of the late q. r. Lyon OF
Owosso Mr.. Lyon borrowed ZOO
from trust fund In his hands giving a
second mortgage on land in Rush town.
ship as security to his bondsmen. The
bonding company later paid the amount
of tue loan to the estate for which the
trust was held and now seek to collect