The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-12-20

George E Psrdee was in Pontiac part
Of the week on legal business.
A piece of jewelry Is lasting re.
hinder Of the giver. The Allison Jew
elry Store. --Ady
Edward Hale and Ray Bulls of Lam
sing. were bound over to the circuit
curt. Monday, on charge of stealing
merchandise at Msrsh's store ut Vernon
two weeks ago.
Sergt and Mrs. Walter HsdsslI ar
rived from Mt. Clemens. Tuesday,
where he was discharged from the army.
Hewill take up his business mere i'm
medistely.
The senior bows defeated the Juniors
at basket ball in the high school gym %
to Is. The junior girls bowed to tie
senior girls the same evening to the
tune of 81 tos
| The Congregational church at Du-
rand voted unanimously last week to
request Rev. w. w. Gadd, the popular
pastor, to withdrawn his resignation
and he will remain at Durand.
Sergt. Lawrence Osmer has recei, ed
his discharge, doDned citizens clothes,
and is visiting his parents in Owosso.
He expects to Immediately accept a
position probably in the grain trade.
Private William Brimley of Antrim
townships was officially reported Mon.
day rs killed in action in France Oct.
l2. He went into service in March,
landed in France in June and on Oct 8
wrote that he was well.
A Christmas gift is ever constant
reminder OF the giver. What could be
nicer than piece of jewelryl The Al.
lison Jewelry Store. ADV
Sergeant Edward Whymer, son of
Mrs. j. H. Robbins, of this city, who
was wounded in the left arm last July,
arrived in New York Dec. IL, and is
in hospital in the east for recupera-
ton. He was member of Co. M.
Sid C. Dorcoling, Consumers Power
Co. Office manager in this city, has
been named on the Residence Lighting
Committee by the National Electric
Light Association Of New York. The
committee outlines sales methods
and national campaigns.
The circuit court has been adjourned
by Judge Collinf until Jan 8. when he
will hear pro-confesso cbsncery cases
On Jan. ID the new term of court will
be opened. but probably adjourned un-
til the middle Of February. g,,,..s.r
| Two Antrim township residents
were arrested last week for digging
out skunks and killing them, complaint
/ being made by Deputy Game Warden
James c. Liggett. They were fined
So each and costs by Justice Botsford
of Perry.
| Mrs. Bertha Dye, Of Owosso, began
divorce proceedings, Friday, against
Henry Dye, charging cruelty. He
abused her for being German and said
all Germans ought to be dead His
mother lived with them and made
trouble. They have two children.
William J, Hawley, aged 76 years,
died suddenly at his home east of
Owosso, Saturday, from heart trou-
BILE. He had lived in this county thir-
ty years, coming from Canada. Sur
viving are his widow and two children,
Frank Hawley of Bennington and Mrs.
Henry Arnold of Owosso.
Mr.. Frederick L Kircher of Lansing
and Miss Adah p. Maher of Perry. were
married at high noon Wednesday Dec
Is, 1918, at the home of the brides sis
4 ter, Mrs. Orlando Grubsr of Perry.
The decorations were pink roses and
smilsx. Rev. GeorgeP Endy read the
impressive ring service.
i Avis Weller, of Corunna, has begun
suit for divorce from Henry ]. Welle
and asked an accounting from him ane
his son George and was granted an
injunction, Friday, restraining them
from selling property which she claims
she is half owner of. She says he
was cruel and overbearing, consider
. ing himself superior to her and mas.
ter over her.
Lena F. Sanftleben, aged 26 years
died Saturday at the home of her par.
> ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sanftleben
Fletcher street, from pneumonia. The
funeral was held Monday. Miss Saft
leben was born in Owosso and always
lived here. She is survived by hel
parents and three brothers, Adolph
!, Otto and Fred of .Owosso. The funer
al was held Monday. Rev. Webbrini
:. officiating.
The LOYAL Workers. class of thu
/ Church Of Christ held it's regular bust
ness meeting at the home of Mrs. WI
< liams Tuesday evening. Officers wer'
elected ~ follows: President. Mrs. Id
Hinman; vice president, Mrs. Esthe
@ ant; treasurer. Mrs, Cecil Sanderscn
0 secretary, Mrs Celia Hayes. Our ain
) Tor next year is harder work, bette
$ results and more endurance Mrs
Celia Hayes, Secretary.