The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-05-03
LOCAL NEWS

the week with Owosso friends.
The petition for an administrator in
the estate of Andrew ID. Sherman Of
Sciota township, has been withdrawn
as will has been found aud fled.
Charles A. Lawrence has purchased
the Family theatre building of John
Schleider and will remodel it into q
modern business block.
Raymond Kaultz and Robert Aims
worth have gone TO Detroit. Mr..
Kaulitz will enlist in the navy and Mr..
Ainsworth in the u. s. Marines.
Miss Geraldine Mahaney, who has
been seriously i'll for some time, is i'm
proving and has been brought home
from the hospital at Ann Arbor.
John Emsing of Holland. has moved
to this city and has accepted position
at the Estey factory. They are moving
into the fiat at 4s2 Adams street.
Captain e. T. Wilson of the army
is vi .iting Mrs. Wilson at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Hunt. Lansing
street. Edgerton Wilson of Marshall,
Is also visiting at the Hunt home.
Dolphas Bruno of Vernon township
was given verdict of $3.50. Is against
his son William Bruno, in the circuit
court. Wednesday, in disagreement
over accounts of their farm dealings.
The damage case of Lyle LaDue of
Owosso, vs. the Ann Arbor Railroad,
is on trial in the circuit court. LaDue
Was injured while acting as fireman, q
part OF u standpipe falling on him. He
Is repre- scented by Pardee & Day.
Roy Conger lett Wednesday for De.
troit to take up his new work rs receiv-
ing teller in the Highland Park State
bank. The many friends of both Mr..
and Mrs Conger regret their departure
from the city.
William Leslie, a certified public
accountant with the Security Trust Co.
of Detroit, has begun the annual audit
Of the city's books The work is being
done by the day, instead OF being let by
the job as was the Case during the past
few years.
Jennie A. Sherman has been up
pointed special administrative of the
estate of the late Andrew ID. Sherman
of Scio.a township, amounting to $l2,-
500, one fifth of which goes to his wife
and the balance to four daughters.
julius Dover, aged "a years of age, d
merchant OF Ososso; Lyman A Lundy..
aged 90, wood worker of Owos>o and
William Perkins, aged 81 of Henderson,
all born in Ontario, have applied for
citizenship. All have been residents of
this country for years.
Carl and Ralph Ruebekam, sous of
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Ruebekam formerly
of this city are among the last coptin
gent sent from Traverse City to Camp
Custer. Miss Edith Ruebekam has re
signed her pos ton as Instructor in
music in western city, and returned
to the home of her parents
Christian F. Buchele of Owoss), has
fled application for citizenship after
living in this country since 1852. and
serving as Union soldier in the civil
war; receiving an honorable discharge
in 1864. He is now SO years of age He
was born in Germany but wants the
disgrace of German cilizers ship under
present conditions removed.
Oscar J Reynolds, former lieutenant
in the National Guard in this city, and
with the guard on the Mexican border,
has been recommended for commits
sion as captain in the National army
after attending training camp at
Annistown, Ga He left his position az
clerk in the O Sosso postoffice to take
up the training. Mrs. Reynolds and
their two children are at home in this
city.
Owosso Aerie Nc. S51. Fraternal
Order OF Eagles, will publicly dedicate
its service flag at the home On North
Washington street. Sunday afternoon
at o'clock The flag now has ID stars
aud within two weeks several more will
b. added. The committee in charge
has arranged fine program and all
Eagles, their families and friends, are
urged to attend.
Harry Biggam. Jr, secretary Of the
Biggam Trailer Corporation Of Cor
unna, died Friday at his home in Cor.
unns. after a short illness with acute
Brights disease. He was 80 years of
age, and bad spent most OF his life in
Pittsburg. Pa. Surviving are his wife
and one daughter, his parents, and sew
eral brothers and sisters. The remains
we're taken TO Pittsburg for intermc Mt
after funeral service Monday.
Fred Chapel, dealer in coffee in this
city, was enormously published as
penalized dealer for not having taken
out license. He applied March and
raca;vad M raplx, ,,v,t;I Mo~cb 90 ,x,bo,,