The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-07-27

York and Ohio.
Mrs. j. B. McIntosh left Thursdav
for Rockford. ILL.,, called by the illuess
Of Mrs. Charles Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L Smith of
Howell, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. o
L. Davis, Ball street, part of the week
Mrs. Nellie Knapp Palmer and Carl
j. Knapp have purchased the John ]
Keagle homestead on East Exchange
street.
A travelling lecturer asked permission
OF the chief Of police Wednesday to
speak on the street corners and cell
book on the war. He was refused.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sanderhoff and
four children of Alma, Michigan. are
visiting his brother, L. A. Sandrhoff. at
532 North Ball street, for the day.
Mrs. E. A. Upham and sons William
and Robert. Of Montgomery, Alabama,
are visiting at the home of W. A.
Upham on North Washington street.
Mrs. Nellie Steadman and daughter
Miss Clara of New York CITY, and Mr..
A. T. Cooling and daughter. Virginia
of Durand are spending the week with
Mrs. E. T. Broeffle.
Mr.. and Mrs Worthy Cooper and
family left Tuesday on an automobile
trip to Pittsburgh, Pa, where they will
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Renton, Jr.
Miss Dora Thorn is taking a vacation
from her work in the Office of the
Owosso Mfg. Co., and has gone to ELK
hart, Indiana to spend q week with
relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. McDiarmid and
sons, Richard and Preston, returned to
their home in Detroit Wednesday after
q visit at the homes of B. G. Evans and
J M. Beckwith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Horton, accom-
panied by their guests, MIR. and Mrs.
| w. A Butler, and son Carroll of Detroit,
left Thursday for Chicago and Fort
Sheridan where Wilson Butler is in the
officers training camp.
Charles Morden. carpenter of Owes
80. took out his first papers to become a
citizen, Monday. Mr.. Morden was born
in Hastings county. Ontario, SO years
ago. He came to this country by ws7
of Portal, North Dakota, December q,
1914. 9agn
The city commission has ordered a
survey of the river and City Engineer
Gould has begun the work. The survey
is being made along the lines of an old
government survey and considerable
difference is being found due to the
changing of the course of the stream in
many places.
Ex.mayor W. J. Simeon of Corunna,
started for Linden for an ting, Sat
urday, when spring on his automobile
broke AID he secured DR.. Bush Moore's
car and made a second start, but had
gone but short distance when q ma.
chine friven by Geo Maurer struck the
car and broke it badly and the outip g
was postponed.
i DR.. Rudolph ]. Won Tick of Detroit,
scent the first of the week with his
mother and sisters in this city. DR..
Tick has accepted the captsincy of a
home guard company composed of em
ployees of the J. L. Hudson store DR..
Ticks former training with Owossc
military companies makes him vel
qualified for the position.
The funeral Of Ira Donigan, who dice
in Detroit and whose body reached he,
Tuesday evening was held from
> Jennings Sons undertaking chape
Thursday morning, Rev. Drapero fficia
D ting. The body was accompanied her
4 by the parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Donigan of Oak Grove and the brothe
and his wife from Detroit
Edward Warren was arraigned il
justice court Saturday, for the violation
8 of the local option law by storing fou
quarts of whisk-y in place other thar
8 his residence. He had it in q barn OF
North Water street He waived eqam
ination and was bound over to the Sep
TENDER term of the circuit court. Hi
bond was placed at $500.
3 Capt Frank E. Evans and Paul Ball
who have made application for tn
, second officers training camp. wer
a Friday notified to appear before al
!. examining officer of the War Depart
!. ment at Lansing, Sunday, at A p m
The second camp will open at For
Logan II Roots, Ark, on August 81.
Mrs. Henry Ordiway, rs Years old
!. and resident of this city since she wa
. married in Ann Arbor October IA, 1908
died Monday night after protracte'
q illness Of tuberculosis at her home q
o the corner Of Pierce and South streets
' Beside her parents, Mr. and Mrs Vein
4 kauf Of Ann Arbor, she is survived b
+. her husband, three children, Arthur
y Erwin and Lilly. aud two brothers an
J. q sister, living in Jackson. The de
i ceased was member Of Sslem's Lutf
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