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

at Glenn Lake at the Christian cottage.
The Central school building was clos
ed Monday, because the new heating
system is not completed.
Mrs. Mary Moore OF Union City. is a
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. DeForest
Beneon In this city.
Frank II. Lozar. a German from New
York city. is detained at the county Jail
by order of the u g. government.
Mrs Amos Parmenter of Vernon
township, left Monday for visit at
Albany and other places in New York
state.
Glen Smith suffered an injury to his
right leg last Thursday while practicing
for place on the Freshman football
team.
DR.. Crane has moved from North Star
to Corunna, and is occupying the offices
formerly used by Dr. Norris in the Old
Corunna state bank.
OI' Otib OutucIlduu VI bhio CiIf, ude
zen commissioned lieutenant in the
dental corps of the U. s. army and ex-
poets a call to duty in the near future.
Mrs. M. Steck and Mr.. and Mrs J.
Sproat and son of Washington, Iowa,
have been guests this week of MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Steck.
A daughter was born Sept. 8 to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Troy of Detroit. Mrs
Troy was formerly Miss Nellie Titcomb
of this city.
Mrs. Morrell Bentley and Mrs. Stan.
ley Beebe left for Battle Creek, Sat.
urdsy. to visit their husbands, Lieuts
Bentley and Beebe.
M. j. McAuliff and family of Asia.
bula, Ohio, and Miss Minnie McAuliff
of Ann Arbor, were guests Of Owosso
friends part of the week.
County School Commissioners Howard
Slocum and family have moved from
Con unns to 100 Goodhne street. in this
city. Owosso friends welcome the fam
lily to this city.
Owosso Company of State Troops has
received one thousand rounds Of ammu-
milton from the War Preparedness
Board. Drills by the company were
resumed Monday evening.
Bonds for road district No. 8, west of
Shiawasse village, and No. 10 west of
Judds Corners, have been received and
signed by the County Road Commits
G sas,s N VIII p F's!a e. 7s''s
Marie Friecke of Fairfield township.
has begun suit to collect on notes ag
gregating 1918 80 secured by a mort
gage Oh property on Sec. rs, Hazelton
township, given by Nellie and Truman
Beamish.
The annual election of officers of the
Improvement Association will be held
Sept. 25. A committee consisting Off.
G. Shattuck, W. E. Hall and w. d.
Whitehead was selected Tuesday to
prepare nominations.
Fred M. Grove has sold his home on
North Washington street to Arthur
Ward, and has purchased the McBain
farm on East Main street one mile east
of the city limits, and will move to the
farm Immediately,
Ralph Brittson a son, and Carl, a
brother of A. Brittson of this city; and
both former residents here, are in the
transport service of the army and ex,
pect to leaye soon for France. They
enlisted at Dallas, Texas, last spring.
William Cornford formerly turnkey
of the Shiawassee county Jail, has been
appointed to that position in Genesee
county, after serving many months al
a policeman at Flint. Mr. Cornford
still holds the Office of coroner in thil
county.
Maud M. McEacheron of Owosso, bal
begun suit for divorce from Ross Nc
Eacheror on the ground of extreme
and repeated cruelty. They were mar
ried in Nov. 1910. and have two chill
dren.
The marriage Of Miss Freda Meie
and Richard Giffei was solemnized a
st. Johannes church, Rev. Webbinl
offlciating, Saturday morning. They
are spending the week lin New Yorl
state, and will reside in this city
the groom being employed as moulde
at the stove works.
Francis Nelson, who pleased larg'
audience here in July at the Chautau
qua, wasl married last week to Mrs
Helen Swift Morris, widow Of tn
wealthy Chicago packer. Neilson wa
formerI member Of the English hous
of parliament.
Mrs. Ezra Randolph Of Fairfield town
ship, has begun suit for divorce. claim
ing her husband has threatened he
life. Randolph was recently places
under bond to keep:the peace after at
tempting suicide in front Of his wife
parents home. They were marrie'