The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-06-28
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. jay Mattison and dau ghter are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Laverock.
Donald Mccormick has enlisted in
the aviation corps and passed the ex-
animation.
Geo. Clark has sold 80 acres in Sec.
30 of Caledonia township to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Finch for $4,000.
Miles Crawford, formerly an Ann
Arbor employee in this city, died re-
Gently at his home in Standish.
A marriage license was issued Mon
dav to George Krieger of Byron, Ohio,
and Emma Robinson, aged 10, Of
Owosso.
Miss Kathryn Donigan has returned
to Ypsilanti, where she is employed,
after spending few days with her
parents.
Miss Martha Bentley left for her
home in Penn Van, N. Y, Thursday,
after spending several months with
Mrs. Ida Pierpont.
Francis Sanford, instructor of science
in the Owosso high school, has accepted
a position in the postoffice during the
summer months.
DIR. A. L. Arnold and son, Lieut.. A
L. Arnold, left Tuesday morning for
Louisville, KY, to visit their son and
brother. Major Harry Arnold.
Roy Luft and Ivan Brands CT Cor.
unna, have been notified to report at
Camp Houston, Texas, as mechanical re-
pair men for the national army.
Misses Hilda Bonsor, Mona Gristock,
Pauline Book and Helen Cudney have
gone to YpsiIanti to take a summer
course at the State normal school
Hugh Beebe of Bennington, and
Grace V. Bentley of Perry township.
were married in the county clerks
Office, Monday, by Rev. E J. Cross.
Clyde Smith of Owosso, has been
changed from class four to two. and
Lester p. Msnley of Owosso, from class
three to class one in the selective draft.
Suit for $1,000 damages has been
commenced by Glenn. Jennie, Nellie
and Nina McEachern and Eva Butts
against Charles and Ellen Potter for
trespsss on certain lands in Hazelton
township
Mrs. A. M. Smith of Mankato, MINI. :,
and Mrs E. V. Phillips of Detroit,
former Corunns residents, were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Smith In Cor.
unna the past week.
William McAvoy has purchased two
large threshing outfits, one of which he
will operate for himself. The other
has been purchased for group of
farmers in New Haven township. Mr..
McAvoy will also manage this outfit.
Fred NJ. Grove has sold his stock in
the Grove Implement Co. of this city,
to Guy Davids of Byron, and will man.
age bis farm on East Main street Mr..
Dsvids is successful hardware and
implement man, and with Lee Grove
will continue the business at it's present
location
Private Leonard Boerem. son of Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Boerem of this city, was
married June 10 at Grand Rapids, TO
Miss Margaret M. Coleman, and with
his bride visited his parents part Of
this week.
Mrs. Robert M. Shodell, aged Al,
passed away at the family home on
Hickory street, Tuesday, heart failure
causing her death. She was born in
Pennsylvania, coming to Owosso FIVE
years ago from Texas. She is survived
by her husband, her mother, and sew.
eral brothers and sisters The funeral
was held from the Jennings undertak-
ing parlors, Thursday. .
At the special meeting of the city
commission Tuesday afternoon Mayor
Wright was instructed to obtain data
on the cost of boulevard lights for Main
street between Ball and Washington.
The merchants in the block wish to
install them and will bear the cost.
The mayor will obtain cuts OF the var.
ious designs and their cost
On Tuesday evening of next week
Owosso lodge No. 81, F. 81 A. NJ, will
give a smoker to its members, in espec
ial honor of several of their number
who are soon to respond to the call to
the colors, among whom is one of the
principal officers of the lodge. Lieut..
Arnold has accepted an invitation to be
present and speak, representative
from Camp Custer is expected, and
other short and informal remarks will
be made. All Masons of the city and
vicinity are urged to be present.