The Owosso times., 1917-07-20

: of Ssult Ste. Marie, are guests of Owoss,
. relatives.
F. r. Bsese Of Bennington, is in De
> troit undergo a major operation a
3 Harper hospital.
Wellington White and Mrs. R. D
Crawford left Monday for Atholl
! Mass., to visit relatives.
F. h Watson and family of Detroit
were guests Sundsy of ]. M. Terbusb
on their wy to Beulah.
Mrs. A. F. Howard and daughter.
Mrs. Mcmillan, are guests of R. w.
Howard at Mt. Clemens
BARRIERS Of the city have decided to
raise the price of hair cutting from %
to 30 cents beginning July 23
Miss Dora Cute left Sunday for Chi.
cago with her brother Roy, who had
been guest at the fam ly home.
Mrs. Fl. A. Brown and Margaret
Beresford were guests of Rev. and Mrs
Jordan at Grand Ledge, Sunday.
Mark Callard and Miss Nettie Sherry
of Owosso. were married Monday by
Rev. F. M. Purdy at the M. E. parson.
age in Corunna
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. w. Longman were
called to Climax tne last of the we Il
oy the death of MIR. Longman's mother,
| Ia fok iaI lo.k
Gerald Norris of Lansing, was guest
of his parents in this city part of the
week on his way to training camp
having enlisted in the U. s. artillery.
The chimney of the Odd Fellows hall
at Burton was knocked off by lighting
Tuesday and the building set on fire.
but it was quickly extinguished by
bucket brigade.
The county has paid the Detroit house
Of correction 1925 80 for the board and
care of prisoners for the past three
months. The number of prisoners was
six.
Charles Fee of Flint, paid So and costs
and w. A. Wendeate of Flint, $15 and
costs to Justice Nichols In Corunna,
Monday. for speeding on the highway
in Hazelton township. Wendeate was
intoxicated.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. l.. Russell of Bruele,
Neb., and Mr.. and Mrs I G. Russell
of Battle Creek, were called to Owosso
the first of the week by the illness of
Mrs. Geo, Annie, East Williams street.
The case against Henry Ford of steal.
ing chickens from the Whitney farm
in Bennington, was discontinued Tues.
day, as the officers believe he was at
home when the crime was committed.
John Himburg of Owosso. has begun
suit for divorce from Louisa Himburg,
claiming she is cruel and has driven
him from home. Himburg is 67 years
old, his wife SO. and they were married
in 1913.
j. P. Austin of Corning. N. Y, all
ed On friends in Owosso, Friday. He
has not been IN Owosso since 1885 when
he lost his right arm by the premature
explosion of cannon at the State G. A.
r encampment in Owosso
B Love of Snohomish, WASH, is q
guest of his sister. Mrs. G. o. Brown,
North Shiawassee street, whom he has
not seen in over forty years. Mr.. Love
is veteran SO years of age and has
been visiting the historic battle fields
of the country.
Mrs. Eta A. Sanders of Owosso, has
begun suit for divorce from B G. Sand
ers of kapsing. They were ma ried in
Dec. 1918. and he deserted her almost
Immediately. He was arrested for de-
sertion and is now paying for the sup.
port of their child three dollars a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben E:sig and daugh-
ter left Sunday for Hill City, South
Dakota, where Mr.. Essig has accepted q
position as engineer in a tin and tung-
stem mine They haye been guests of
Mr.. Essigs mother, Mrs NJ. w. Sonth-
ard
Ferry F. Hsnifsn, brother of Fred
Hanifan Of this city, died at his hcme
in Grand Rapids, Saturday, after q
prolonged sickness from Bright's dis
ease, aged 46 years He is survived by
his mother, Mrs. Alice Hanifan. form
erly resident Of Owosso, q sist er, two
brothers and his wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hanifan attended the funeral.
Ensit n A. d. Burhans of the u. s.
Battleship Kentucky, has been guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A, thur
Bun hans, East Oliver street, this week.
Joseph DeGrand, an Italian wan.
derer was sent to the state hospital at
Pontiac, Friday. He thinks he is dead
at times and is afraid II let loose he
will kill some one
Owosso lodge Knights Of Pythias
conferred the rank of Knight on Ralph
Ellis of Lansing, formerly State Jour
nal agent here, Monday, aud will not
do any more work until fall, when the
lodge hopes to open In new and better
rooms. The lodge has had fine revival
pnder the leaderahip of Chancellor