The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-11-22

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kohler.
Mrs. L. L. Conn was in St. Johns,
Monday, to attend the funeral OF her
nephew.
Mrs. George Freeman, North street
left Thursday for San Antonio. Texas.
where she Will spend tho winter
Ray Gould and son Robert of Denver,
Colo. are guests of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs +. A. Gould. Adams street.
The remains of Miss Jesamine Loeb
formerly of Owosso, were brought here
for burial from Pontiac, Tuesday.
United States Marshal Behrendt will
be in Owoeso Nov. 25 with two women
assistants to register alien women.
Leander j. Church of Port Huron.
formerly of this city, spent part Of the
week here looking after his prop0ty.
Oliver Oldrich, aged 30 years. is held
in the county jail on charge of forg-
cry committed at Dursnd several weeks
ago.
Mrs. Clara Funer of Saginaw, de-.
partment inspector Of the w. r. G..
inspected the Quackenbush corps in
this city last week.
Owosso high school foot ball team
defeated Mason at Mason, Saturday, 8
to O. Owosso will play Howell here
Thanksgiving day.
DIR. B 8. Sutherland, secretary of the
State Dental Board. has been in Ann
Arbor this week conducting the semi
annual examinations.
Private Joseph Haas, son of Mrs.
Veronica Haas of Morrice, was killed
in action Oct A. He is survived by
eight brothers and sisters.
James Sherwood. morphine fiend and
pickpccket, was taken TO lonia prison
by Deputy Sheriff George Herrick.
Thursday. to serve two years.
Mrs. DIR. e. T. Wilson and her mother
Mrs. Hunt, left Saturday to spend the
winter with Capt. E. T. Wilson who is
stationed at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Wilbur Ireland has resigned from the
fire department and on the first of the
month will move to Fred Affords farm
south of the city. which he has rented.
Mrs. A. f. Horton and daughter, Car.
oline, returned to their home in Detroit
Wednesday after being the guests for
the past week of Mrs n. B. Sturtevant
and Mrs w, Goodwill.
Isiah OFT, aged S3 years, a Shiawassee
county pioneer, died Saturday, at the
home of his daughter Mrs. Nettie
Orser. in New Haven township. Two
sons, Fred of Owosso township, and
Avery of Saskatchewan and one daugh-
ter, survive.
Mr.. and Mrs.J. w. Simmons of Long
Beach, Calf, former prominent Owos-
so residents, are guests OF friends in
this county, after an absence Of seven
years. They have spent two months
on their trip east. Many friends were
glad to greet them
j. N. Zimmerman has sold his resi-
dence on North Cedar street to Fred
CHAMBERS, who is associated with the
Independent Stove Co. and who sooo
will occupy it. MIR. Zimmerman viii
reside temporarily in another residence
on the same street.
The Five Hundred club of which Mr.
and Mrs Clinton Boyles are members
gave the former a surprise Tuesday
evening at his home on East Mason
street. the occasion being his birthday
anniversary. A potluck dinner of three
courses was served
The police department has received
word that United States Marshal Henry
Behrendt will be at the postoffice Mon
day to issue permits to alien female
enemies to enter prohibited zones. The
women who are registered may obtain
their applications for permits from the
police department now.
The draft board has just received frorl
draft headquarters, instructions and
forms on which exhaustive reports on
every man who has returned ques
tionnaire In the county must be made.
This means that every QUESTIONABLE
must be gone through several times.
The work must be completed by Dec
~ the instructions Say.
Albert Ollie, foreigner of owosso, has
been arrested at Highland Park and
must face a charge Of abduction Of
Hazel Cady, a l4-year-old Owosso girl
whom he has married and has been
living with ut Highland Park Ollie
was given severe beating last winter
by the girls brother 10 an attempt to
drive him away, but later they dis
sppesred. The charge was changed to
transporting child for immoral pur
| poser.
John Stevenson, SO years old, died
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