The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-06-14
LOCAL NEWS

Harold Hammond and Emerson
Greenman spent Tuesday fishing at
Argentine.
Union phone 297 will reach the best
place to market your poultry, eggs and
cream. Swift & Co ADV
A seven and a half pound daugh-
ter, Barbara Jean, was born Wednes-
day noon to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Grill, West Oliver street.
Lieut.. j. o. Parker has had his au-
tomobile shipped to Waco, Texas,
where he is stationed at base hospi-
tai. Mrs. Parker, who has been here
will join the doctor soon.
Four squads Of high school cadets
under command of Captain Dale
Swartzmiller, marched to a point six
miles north of here Tuesday afternoon
and camped out for the night. A guard
was posted and the camp maintained
in true military style. The company
returned Wednesday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leitch have
purchased the grocery store on Com
stock street conducted by Leslie Finch
for some time and will continue the
business on the cash and carry plan.
Mr.. Finch has accepted the manage
ment of the j. A. Byerly grocery in
West Owosso.
William Renwick, of Caledonia
township, near Corunna, who has been
in the government service in Wash
ington for some time, has been COM
missioned captain in the quarter
masters department and for the pres
ent is located at Washington. He was
graduated from the Michigan Agricul-
tural College.
Swift e. Co.. 1876 W. Main street, will
buv your ere am and eggs.-Adv
The Malleables foremen presented
Bernard Cavanaugh with fine wrist
watch, and the American Malleables
Company presented him with check
for 800 upon his leaving for the
Great Lakes training station, where
he has enlisted as a yoeman in the
navy. 1t is expected he will be trans
ferred.
DR.. A. L. Arnold has received a
telegram from his son, Lieut.. A. Les
ton Arnold, who was aboard the tor
pedoed transport President Lincoln,
saying that he has arrived safe and
sound in Hoboken, N. j., from a
French port, to which he and other
survivors were taken after the sink
ing of the Lincoln.
Mrs. T. E. Stebbins, North Shia-
wassee street, entertained the mem
Ibers Of her surgical dressing class
Eat picnic supper June g.. The 81
members of the class have finished
their work and taken the examina.
tons for diplomas. They presented
Mrs. Stebbins and Miss Florence Hill
bourn, who has assisted Mrs. Steb
bins, handsome silk bags.
A. B. Emmonds, a pioneer, died al
Vernon June l and his widow, Susar
Emmonds, has filed a petition will
the Judge of probate asking that ar
administration be appointed in his es
tate. The estate is valued at $1,000
of which 81 200 is personal property
Besides the widow he has one Other
heir, his sister, Rosetta Cross, of Bat
tie Creek.
Nine Owosso and one Perry young
, man enlisted last week in the navy
The Owosso young men are: Walter
Byron Hollis, Fred Himberg, Gay
lord T. Corcoran, Orval C. Luft, Der
nard Daniel Cavanaugh, Fred B. Ker
by, George Edgar Ellwell, Franz
David Green and Robert Dickinson
Collard. The Perry young man il
Linn Mckinley Watkins.
The members of the Galilean elias!
! and their ladies enjoyed a pleasant
time at the First M. E. church Mon
day night. A large number was pres
ent and pot-luck supper was servet
and program carried out. Among
, the speakers was Rev. j. S. Steinin
| ger, of Flint. Harold Vogel, who ha!
} just returned from college at Naper
J vile, ILL.,, favored the guests with ;
solo. A delightful evening was spent
Walter Lalone is in Jail at For
Wayne, as a Stacker. Lalone was liv
ing at 801 South Washington street
Owosso, when he registered a yea
ago. He was called for examination
on August 30 but failed to put in al
appearance and from that day tn,
local board has heard nothing from
him until June when they were mott
fled that he was in the Fort Wayn,
Jail.
City Attorney L. F. Miner has re
ceived communication from the stat,
board of health, asking for confer
ence between the secretary of tn,
board, the mayor, chief of police, cit!
attorney and health officer, to ar
range for a roundup here of all per
sons afflicted with veneral diseases
) The board is waging war on venera
disease and is giving it much publicity
dropping the false modesty that ha
always made it difficult to combat sucl
8 Affections.