The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-04-19

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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Phil Shepard
OF Jackson, formerly of Owosso, a son
Monday, April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Fitzpatrick ani
daughter, Lucia Lee, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E, o. Dewey.
Mrs. James Osuurn Is visiting al
Detroit and other places, and will at
tend the golden wedding celebration Of
a cousin.
| The estate of John A. Ward has sole
to W. Bert Jones 80 acres In section 2;
of Hazelton township. for considera
tion OF IS, 200.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Williams of East
Orange, N j., are expected the first o.
the week for visit with Mr. and Mrs
E o Dewey.
Mr.. and Mrs David Moulton hav,
decided to Altee II, Symes for "a 900 ,
part of block 10 of A. L & B. D. Viii
liams' addition to Owosso.
MIR. and Mrs. II. P. Wolaver lef
Thursday on trip to Washington, d
G., and other eastern points, and will
be the guests of their son Earl.
Mrs. w l. Parker has sold her hom,
on North Washington street to Joseph
Bradley, farmer, living west Of the
city. Mr.. Bradley will move here soon
M. L. Izor has cold his LONE at so;
West Oliver street to Mr.. and Mrs. K
r. Geffs and bought the house at 30i
West Oliver street from R. D. Mat
thews.
Daniel Griffin, of Elba, and Mis-.
Fora Williams, Of Owosso, were mar
ried at the Baptist parsonage by Rev
H. A. Waite. They will live on thu
groom's farm at Elba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pierpout have
purchased the home Of Mrs. Fred Us
burn on East Oliver street. Mrs Osburr
expects to leave early in May with bel
daughter, Mrs David Laughlin, for TIT
latter's new home in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The " est Side hand concert at th,
armory Wednesday evening was mucl
enjoyed by an audiences that contrib
uted 500 40 to the Red Gross in a silver
collection at the door. Dancing fol
lowed the concert.
Miss, Marion Worden and Andrew
Reidenour were married Monday a
the Baptist parsonage, Rev. Waite off
ciating. They left on short visi
in Ovid and later will live with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Wor
den, in Corunna.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. P. Wolaver hav
gone to Washington. where they will
meet their son, Earl, who is statione,
at Camp Mead. New regulations pre-
vented Earl from securing more thel
two DAYS leave of absence and non
after Sunday.
Daniel a. Rice died Wednesday a
the home Of his SOD, Dr.. l. F. Rice
West MBin street. after a few days
illness The funeral will be held Sat
urday, Rev. B. g. Msttson officiating
The body will he taken TO Holt TO
interment. He had lved here eigh
months. Surviving. are two sons
William jenkins, of Caledonia town
ship, who was arrested last week TO
shooting James McNamee, Of Corunns
when they were III quarrel over tn
possession of some liquor they had Sc
cured at Chesaning, was arraigne,
before Justice Hugh M Nichols OF
Monday afternoon on the charge O
assault with the intent to do grea
bodily harm less than the crime o
murder. Jenkins pleaded not guilt,
and his examination was set for Wed
nesday, May 1. He was released o.
81 900 bail.
DR. VIM DeKleine of Flint, was I'M
able to be present to address the publ,
meeting in the rooms Of the Ladies
club at the library Monday evening
which meeting was held under the aus
pieces of the County Medical Society
DR.. VanierSlice, who is conducting tn,
free tuberculosis clinic, kindly c,nsente'
to give an informal talk Oh tuberculosis
giving brief historical account of tn,
disease and its bearing on social snt
economic problems of the presen
day. n ia estimated that there are 15t
to 200zcases of tuberculosis in thi
county, and 2j,U0O in the state. Tire,
thousand die every year In Michigan
from this discs se