The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-01-11

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MIR. and Mrs. Guy Lille and lit lie
daughter. Miss Lois Marie. are guests
Of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs John Flynn have sold
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Daniels 80 acres
In Antrim township for %. 800.
Mrs. Grace Nelson has begun suit for
divorce through her attorney L F.
Miner, from j. w. Nelson of Fairfield
township, claiming extreme cruelty.
The heirs of the Farrell estate have
sold to Mr.. and Mira Paul r. Frank, 60
acresin section 83 Of New Haven town.
ship for "a. 300
Mrs. Gilbert Taylor, who was to
have been operated on Tuesday, is
feeling better and the operation has
been deferred for a couple Of weeks.
e. e. Kirn of Henderson. was in the
Tuesday en- route to Grand Rapids,
where he has been offered position rs
msnsger Of an elevator for Mr.. Well.
man.
Fred Francis has decided to Milford
M. Spencer. the property known as lot
As of block 10 of Woodlswn Park add.
to the city Of Owosso for a considera
ton Of 81. 200
Right Reverend John 8. Foley, Roman
Catholic Bishop Of Detroit. died at his
home Saturday, after being in feeble
health for year. He was "a years If
age and was q widely known and re.
spected dignitsry Of the Catholic
church.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Jan. s 1918:
Claude Alger, Mr.. & Mrs. Flank
Crsmer. Mrs Ellen Foss, Miss Lena
Foss, Mrs. Frank Hart, F. Jennings.
Mrs. Geo. Lyona, Bert Rustic, 8 3.
Swan; foreign, Thos Slater.
Judge and Mrs. s. s. Miner left
Monday for western trip. They will
spend some time with their son, Ma
jor Harold Miner, at Fort Sill, Okla,
after which they will proceed through
Texas to California, returning home
by one Of the northern routes. They
anticipate a delightful visit with the
Owosso colony in California.
@. L. Greenwalt and family were in
Chessning part Of last week called by
the death Of Mr.. Green wales father,
z. F. Green walt, pioneer of Saginaw
county, having lived on the same farm
on .. the town line between ChesaDing
and Maple Grove AZ years. He was SO
years Of age.
The funeral of Mrs. Barney Hotneier
was held Saturday at st. Paul's Catho
lie church, Rev. FIR. Slane officiating.
Mrs Hotneier suffered stroke Of ap.
poplexy Dec 80 and never regained
consciousness. The family moved to
the Buck farm south of Owos from
Ohio last March. Her husband and
two sons survive.
Miss Clara J. Allison for five years
instru in Latin in the Owosso high
school, has resigned aud accepted a
position in the State Normal school at
Ypsilanti, aud took up her work there
Monday. The Owosso school board and
p strons regret exceedingly to lose tn
very valuable ser, ices of Miss Allison,
b 1t are pleased thst her exceptional
ability is recognized by the state school
authorities. She will be succeeded b
Miss Henrietta Brown of jackson, who
comes highly recommended.
Mrs. C. o. Loring is representing
the Current Topic Club and the local
chapter of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution at a conference held
in Bay City Thursday and Friday OF
this week, under auspices of the Wom-
ans Committee, Council of National
Defense. This conference is school
of instruction with particular refer
ence to the work of registration Of
women requested by the government
to be taken in Michigan the week be-
ginning March 18.
Mrs. Carl Zinke, aged 81 yeas. di, d
Sunday at her home on Fl ederick
street, after being In Ill health two
years. She had been resident OF
Owosso twelve years and was faithful
member Of Salem's Lutheran church.
Shells survived by her husband and the
following children: Mrs. o. Koerner,
Mrs Fl Giffei, Mrs. G. Mccall. Miss
Clara Zinke, Otto and Gustave Z:nk",
Of Owosso; Mrs. Fred Ru of Sc
Charles; Mrs, Fl. 3. Ashuler OF g.
Louis Mo-. and Fred Zinke Of Toledo,
Ohio. The funeral was held Wednes-
day, Rev. T. g. Hahn officiating.
Frederick e Parker. son of Henry
Parker Of Esly 81 Company, was mar.
ried the last ~ Of 1917 at the home of
the brides parents in Grand Ledge to
Miss Josephine Hall The only Caro-
guests were the groom's father and els
ter, Miss Gsnevrs Parker. Miss Hall