The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-27


Born, April 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. Colin
Menshardt of Detroit, formerly Of
Owosso, daughter.
Mrs. Hugh McCurdy left Friday
morning for a visit with friends and
relatives at Charlotte.
Owosso high school base ball team
lost the first game of the season at
Mason Saturday, IA to q
i Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gallagher have
returned from q southern trip, includ-
ing a stay at Asheville, =. G.
~ High school boys put in good after.
moons work Tuesday, at Athletic park,
replacing the east side fence which had
blown down.
Miss Addie Stevens of Mansfield,
Ohio, is visiting at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. Bernard G.. Msttson, West
Oliver street.
Mrs. G. G. Ward and Mrs, George E
Thompson were in Muskegon part Of
the week attending the Congregational
state missionary convention.
Mrs. R. P. Bigelow returned Friday
evening from trip through the south
and visit with her SONS in New York.
and with her daughter in Detroit.
Edward Bradley and Frank Brown
are serving 80 days in the county Jail
for tampering with switch on the
Grand Trunk railroad at Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M, Bentley Of this
city, left Hot Springs. Arizona, Mon.
day for Monrovia, Calf, and will re-
turn TO Michigan about June first.
Advertised letters at the Owosso posi-
office for the week ending Apr. 81, 1917
Miss Martha Chatfield, William Hoover
Adam Schultz, Rexford Small, Clinton
Tenant.
Ruth Tooney, aged 80 years, is serv
ing 80 days at the county Jail, being
sent from Durand, Saturday, as dis
orderly person. Three women are nov
in the county jail
Joseph G. Dawson, son Of Mr.. ant
Mrs G. F. Dawson of this city, ant
Miss Janet Overman of Indianapolis
Ind, were married at the brides hom'
April 81. Mr.. Dawson is well know
the country over as famous automo
bile race driver.
Mrs Jerusha Gates, who is MAXIM
her home with her daughter, Mrs. Chas
VanDusen. at Calumet, attained tn
ninetieth anniversary of her brit
Thursday, April Goth. Mrs. Gates nan
friends'in Owosso wish her many NOR
returns Of the day.
E. G. Osborn has rented his home o
East Oliver street to G. f. Dawson c
the Owosso Milling Company, and
moving to his property at the corner c
Washington and Mason streets. He he
moved his pressing department of tn
dry cleaning business to the laundry o
West Main street.
Owosso and Ann Arbor Council
knights of Columbus are planning
hold joint initiation at Ann Arbc
e on Decoration day. ARRANGEMENTS Al
being made for the candidates to
taken to Ann Arbor when they will
accompanied by an escort Of the loo
Knights. An interesting program wi
follow the ceremonies, including a bal
quet for the entertainment of the visi
ing knights and candidates.
Joseph Stasa, New Haven townsh
farmer, died at Swayze hospital
Owosso Friday night, as result of |
juries sustained several weeks ago VII,
he was kicked by a horse. Last we
an order was made in the probate cou
c,mmitting Mr.. Stasa to the state be
pital at Pontiac for treatment. VIII
the officers went to the hospital to ser
the papers, they found him dying.
had been unconscious for two days.
The will of Miss Mary Arnold W
died last week at the Junction hot
was probated Monday. Miss Arno
left an estate of $500, giving Hen
o Bartholomew, an employee for ma
years at the junction lunch room, S2(
a niece, Emily Alexander of Detro
$500; Mrs. III E. Holmes Of this ci
$500, and the balance after funel
expenses are paid, to Miss Margal
Holmes of this city.
When it again convenes the circ'
court will hear evidence in the case
]. Martin Moore, owner Of the mill
Byron, Isgsinst Francis Provost q
other Byron land owners. The d
agreement involves the question OF W
by rightful ownership controls the m
pond. The differences arose over
alleged effort Of Mr.. Moore to cont
the cutting Of ice on the pond last W
ter. The case has aroused consideral
interest and discussion at Byron.
Bona fde tourists. being Americ
citizens or citizens ef other FRIEND
or neutral countries. do dot reuu