The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-09-06
LOCAL NEWS

Lieut.. Eric Kohler spent part Of the
week with his family in this city.
Miss Grace Jacobs left Friday for Elk
Rapids TO assume her duties as princi
pal of the high school.
Miss Avis Green of Corunna, left
Saturday for Minneapolis, Mimi, where
she will teach in the schools.
% w. d. Truxell of Detroit. paid S5 to
Justice Hugh Nichols, Friday, for driv'
| ing As miles an hour near Kerby.
Mrs Harry Young and child have
returned to New York City after visit
with her father, Fl. B. Sturtevsnt.
Misses May and Grace Jacobs have
purchased the millinery business Of
Miss E. M. Shaw, Exchange street, and
will continue it.
Howard Wilson, formerly of Owosso,
was fined $50 at Chesaning this week,
for cruelty to animals in leaving his
stock unfed and unwatered.
Dr. and Mrs. 8. s. G. Phippen and
Miss Laura Green have returned from
two weeks vacation in various points
in Canada and the Georgian Bay region.
The reupion of the Muzzy family
was held Aug. 30 at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Fl. Muzzy in Venice town.
ship, sixty five members being present.
The Grand Central hotel at Corunna
has again been reopened, Thos. Avery
hotel man from INLAY City, being n
charge.
Mrs. Mabel jackson of Owosso, has
begun suit for divorce from William
jackson, an Ann Arbor railroad man.
She charges non-support. They have
two children.
Charles Nelson. pioneer resident of
Laingsburg. died at his home Tuesday.
He was 70 years of age and is survived
by his widow, one con and one daugh-
ter.
Misses Lillian and Dorothy Flick.
niger left Wednesday for Keldron,
South Dakota, where the former will
resume work as instructor in the public
school.
R. Stanley Day of this city. has been
transferred from the Great Lakes Train.
ing Station to Princeton University for
training in the psymaster's department
of the national army.
Misses Beatrice and Bernice Howell
were to have left Saturday for Big Rap
ids to enter the Ferris destitute, but
Miss Beatrice was taken i'll and unable
to go.
|, Three barns on the farm Of De n
Dansby, south Of Morrice, burned Sun
day night with their contents, the loss
being SO, 500, partially covered by in
surance.
Private Edward Viotert of Corunua,
a member of Co. M. was killed in action
in France July 81. He was formerly
an employee of the Malleables plant in
this city.
| Van R. Pond has been appointed
chairman for speakers for patriotic
work in this county for the war period
by e. c. Shields of Detroit, state chair
man.
The home coming of the New Haven
Little Red School, held last Thursday
at the Union church, was attended by
one hundred fifty people, people from
several states being present.
Fannie Monroe, 1e year.old daughter
of G. E. Monroe, Water street, dis.
appeared last week, going it Is said. In
company with Mrs. Vera Franklin, a
widow, who had been living at Mon
roe's.
The reunion of the Samuel Jones
family was held at McCurdy park Aug.
81, forty being present. Mrs. Lester
Sutton was elected president; Mrs
Alvin Jones, vice president; Mrs Arthur
Jones secretary and Mrs. William Col.
Inns treasurer.
Hugo Zoerner of Arcadia, has begun
suit to foreclose mortgage of Sill, 00(
on the old Fox & Mason furniture fac
tories in Corunns, now used by the
Biggam Trailer Corporation. Mr. and
Mrs. w. J, Parker are named as mort
gagors.
Benjamin Fairba ks of Durand; Elvir
John Mills of Durand; Roy H. Doak o.
Laipgsburg; Byron T. Perry of Ban
croft and Hsrgsgie 81. Tatowlian o
Owcsso, left Friday for special arm!
service, being sent to Fort Dodge, Iowa
for training. Fairbanks had been sen
sent to Camp Custer previously, bu
failed to pass the physical examination
} Mrs. Edward Meier, aged 67 years
. died, Saturday, at her home on Thoma
street in this city, from heart trouble
Gha xca. b1r,, L., Guy;t1arlanl .uJ Ice