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


Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Good
hall. Queen street. Saturday. son.
Mrs. J. b Hurst is spending two
weeks with relatives at Evansville. III.
DR.. Arthur Hammond of Detroit, is
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hammond, North streetA
Ensign Chester Bigelow is guest OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs R. p Bige.
low,
Frank a.. Pettibone has been reap
pointed postmaster at Coiunna for a
four year term.
Miss Virginia Miner is home for tire
holi avs from the Unity Settlement
Home, Minneapolis, MINI.
Miss Ella O'Connor, who is teaching
IN Akron, Ohio. is . guest Of her moth
Ter. Mrs. Mary O'Connor. during the
holidays.
Henry Henspeter Of Bennington town
ship, has purchased the house at $40
West Williams street and will move to
the city in the spring
| Howard Bailey, who has been serving
IN France with the marines, is guest
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Major
Bailey. North Park street.
Lee Walsh, a former Shiawassee coun.
ty boy, born in Bennington, son of MIR.
and Mrs. William Walsh, was killed in
action in France Oct. Is
The body of Rosemary Geek, year.
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thurlow
Geeck formerly Of Kerby, was brought
to Kerby from Detroit. Tuesday, for
burial.
Walter Eldridge was arrested Friday
for being drunk. and bottle of ia
maica ginger and bottle of bay rum
were taken from him, both partly con
Fsnmed. ~ IS era
| s1Rr
Lieut.. Howard Taylor is spending
two weeks with his parents in this city.
and will leave the first OF the year to
resume his former position with the
Central Steel Co. at Massilon, Ohio.
DR.. F. A. Watts was called to Sim
coe. Ont, Saturday. by the death of his
father. He attended the funeral Sun
day, but was compelled by duties at
home in the influenza epidemic to re-.
turn Monday morning
Roy Alcombrack, aged 90 years, died
Friday, at his home on John street,
from pneumonia He was we'll known
! young Aan. and his death y sincerely
monrned by many friends, He is snr-
viyed by his wife and six months old
baby.
| Corporal John Quinn of Lansing, a
member of Co. M, was guest of Mer.
ton Card, Woodlawn avenue, this week
de is on leave from the hospital al
Cape. May where he will return Jan. 6
to have an operation to straighten out
his left arm which was wounded by
shrapnel
| Clarence Depew. aged l6 years, died
Friday at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Cora Diamond in Corunna, from
pneumonia The funeral was held
Monday morning, Rev. Cunning Idle
offciati6g His mother resides at l06
q West Exchange street in this city.
Edward Hale and Roy Bulls, IS year.
old Lansing buys who stole merchan-
disc from Marsh's store at Vernon last
month, were placed on probation for
three years by Judge Collins, with the
understanding they should paw Marsh
| 81 so; the Ann Arbor railroad $40; M.
G railroad 81 80; court costs of SO and
attend school year.
| George Wilkinson, liquor law vio-
la or, and Edward Mix held on stat.
utory charge, escaped from the Durand
Jail Friday morning. and are still at
large Earl .Durfee of Durand, liquor
violstor. refused to 60 with the others,
and was ioed $50 by Judge Collins.
Wilkinson was held with LANSING
man for bringing In 100 pints ofsl'quor
Hugo H jlzheuer, aged 80, died at hi
home. 1905 Lynn street. Monday, o.
pneumonia. He was born aud reared
In Tawss City, but with his fsulil,
came to o wosso three years ago from
Lyme hburg, Va. Deceased was EN-
ployed at the o osso su 4sr factory
! He leaves a wife and two children
} A private service at Jennings under
taking parlors was held Wednesday an
the body taken to Tnwss City Thur,
, day morning for burial.
Fred Coward, aged az years, passe.
away at his home on Ridge street FIR
day night. and his wife died Ssturda
morning. both victims Of pneumonia
The double funeral was held moKday
Rev. Dunning Idle officiating. wit
burialin Pine Tree cemetery in Coz
/. unna Surviving them are two Chi
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