The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-09-14

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Miss Mabel Ashton left for Detroit,
Monday, to begin course in nursing
Born, Monday. to Mr.. and Mrs. P. o.
Matthews, Jingle avenue. daughter.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Frisbie. North Water street. daugh.
ter.
Miss Vera Stebbins will leave Mon.
day for Oberlin. Ohio. to resume her
studies.
Mrs. 8. j. Morgan left Monday for
Alpena called by the illness of Mre.
Rollin h. Morgan.
Bans of marriage for Frederick Met
Ter and Miss Tressa Green were read
Sunday at st. Paul's Catholic church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o Watson of Ban.
croft, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. s. Watson, North Washington street.
A petition is being circulated in this
city asking that picture shows be forced
to remain closed in Owosso on Sundays.
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Mckenzie are in
Detroit where Mr.. Mckenzie will un-
dergo minor operation at Harper hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. GLADDEN. and son
of Syracuse, N. Y. and Mrs. Charles
Barrett of Cleveland, are guests of
Maple River riends
Miss Katherine Payne left Tuesday
for visit in Flint and will 60 to Ober.
lin, Ohio, next week to resume her
musical studies at Oberlin college.
Mics Cora NJ. Mosley. critic last year
In the county normal school in this
city, was married at her home In Mt.
Pleasant Sept to John p. Seller
Mrs. F. M. Lotridge leaves today to-
join her husband at Decatur, Ill and
they will make a trip west in the inter.
est of the company for which he is
travelling .ee.
The city has installed police call
box ut the corner of Main and Wash.
ington streets. The box will contain
two telei hores and light on top Will
flash when call is put in.
Dr. Henry Cook, formerly of near
Burton, n graduate Of the Owos.o high
school in 1901, is one of the physicians
selected from Michigan to go to France
Immediately with the u. s. army
Mis- Lena Belle MUMMY, who taught
school IN ,tAs second grade at the Lin
coin sJhoSl bn THIS. city. last yeaf, WIS
married Aug 81 TO lieutenant T. v
Benjamin at Dansville, Mich.
Robert Wilcox of this city. won
second place in the Ford race at the
state fair track in Detroit, Sunday.
being but two lengths behind the win
ner who. finished the ten mile, in II
minutes.
Burglars robbed two stores at Perry
Saturday night, securing ham, cigars
and other small articles from the
market Of Messenger & Snyder, and
peaches, candy and fruit from the fruit
store of 8. Spaniola & Co.
The claim of Leroy W. Upton Of
Laingsburg, for exemption was denied
Monday, and Palmer 8. Mccoy of Du.
rand, given limited discharge. Dis
charges were also granted Monday to
FIVE additional claimants.
The Social Union of the Congrega.
tionsl church was pleasantly enter
tanned Wednesday, by Mrs 8. A. Evens.
Mrs. G. G. Duff, Mrs. M, L. Stewart
and Mrs. J. /. Mellick, at the home of
Mrs. Evens on Water street
George Schneider, whose name was
published as failing to appear for exam.
ination by the Shiswsssee draft board,
enlisted in Co. II in June, and is a com
pany cook. He states that he notified
the board by certificate at that time
but probably the letter went astray.
Mark A. Bell of Durapd. has begun
suit for divorce from Florence Bell
They were married in Sept, 1906, aud
several years ago Mrs. Bell was sent tn
the asylum at Pontiac, and later trans
ferred to Traverse City asylum, and hel
condition is gradually becoming worse
They have two children, seven and ter
years Of age.
A petition was fled Monday to re
open the Byron mill dam case in which
an order was made recently in the cir
cult court for the owner, J. M. Moore
to build bridge across the race. Mr.
Moore claims to have secured additions
evidence that the mill race was bull
be fore the highway was constructed
back in 1885.
Lieutenant Geo. p. Sackrider of TIT
d stroit College of Medicine base hospi
tai unit, has completed his training a
Fort Benjamin Harrison, indianapolis
Ind, and after short visit here Mon
day left for Detroit, where he will joir
the unit which It Is expected will soor
leave for France.
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