The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-12-27


Lieut. Lee Todd is guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Todd.
Lieut.. Robt. Storrer is home from
Brunswick. Ga, on a ten-day furlough.
Sergt and Mrs. jay M. Terbush
were home from Camp Custer for
Christmas.
Miss Katherine Payne Is at home
from school in Chicago. accompanied
by Miss Mary Rose of Berwyn. Ill.
Edward McPhillips has been dis
charged from the army and has re-
sumed his position in Wrieht's clothing
store,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Shattuck o.
Detroit. are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. jShattuck, East Exchange
street.
Mrs. Warren n. Smith and son of
Findlay. Ohio. are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Upham. John
street.
Lieut.. and Mrs Earl Wolaver are
guests of Mr.. Wclsvsr's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. p. Wolaver. West Oliver
street, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Bilhimer, Adams
street. are in Pekin, Ill called by the
serious illness of their son-in law, Noel
V. Boylan. with infiuenza.
Mrs. William Corbett. aged 90 years,
of jeanette, Penn, died Monday, at the
home of her sister. Mrs Lloyd Heruden,
Clinton street, of pneumonia.
j. Mack Upham of Philadelphia, Pa,
assistant to Hull engineer at the Bris.
tol Chester shipyards, is the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Upham'
John street
Mrs. Chester Gorham, who has been
attending Mt. Ida college at Boston, i'd
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. F. Friegel, Saginaw street, for
the holidays.
A petition was fled in probate court
Saturday asking for the appointment
of an administrator for the estate of the
late Harry Wilson of Owosso, who was
killed by Michigan Central train on
Oct. 80. The Estate amounts to $500.
The hearing was set for Jan. 30.
Roland, six-year. old son of Mrs. Roy
AIcombrack. died Tuesday, following
the death of the father last Thursday
The mother who was seriously i'll, IL
recovering at the home ON John street,
The ssniors ball q Of, the Owosso high
school, the biggest function of The
school year, hes been postponed from
Dec. 81 to Feb. z. 1t will be held at the
armory with Fischers orchestra fur.
nishing music.
II. w. Randolph, pioneer resident Oh
this county. died Tuesday, at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Ward p. Strauch,
Shiawassee township, death resulting
from anemia. The funeral was held
Thursday; Rev. T. P Bennett Of Clar,
officiating.
Mrs. James Cartwright. aged 81
years, died of pneumonia, Monday, a,
the family home on freeman street
The funeral was held yesterday. Sur
vivlng are the husband and daughter
The family moved here from Bannistei
three weeks ago.
Seventy FIVE carriers and street boys
for the Detroit News and Detroit Sun
day News were guests of. Mrs. Norman
Halstead, local agent, at q Christina
party at the News agency Office on
South Washington street Monday after
noon.
On Tuesday evening, Dec. IL, Rev
Robert Parkeri.ofi Owosso, and Mrs.
Mary Hart OF this place, were married
by Rev. McCartv of the Williamson
F. M. church. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
will reside in Owosso. where he hai
a parish. Williamson correspondent
Lieut. Leon F. Miner has resigned. al
city attorney to devote his entire time
to private practice He was given 9
leave when he went to an oficers'train
ing camp and Is now on the reserve
officers list Of the army. He has served
five years and made an enviable record
Van R. Pond will serve the unexpiret
| term.
A motion for a new trial has beer
made In thescase of Mrs. Anna PER-,
against A. P. Currier, both OF Owosso
In which the woman was given YER
dict Of $500 for personal damages Tn,
defense claims the verdict was uurea
sonsble and not in keeping with tn,
testimony and that DR.. Aruold's an,
I DR.. Swiizer's testimony can now be Sc
cured which will materially streh gthe,
the case Of the defense.
II Mrs. Meta Ogurk OF Flint. was finet
!: $50 and SIS costs by Judge Collins, Fri
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