The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-11-08
LOCAL NEWS

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Rev. and Mrs. T. B. MCGEE wen,
to Highland, Mich, Thursday, where
they will remain for the winter.
Corporal Colon Greenwald from
Camp Custer, and Justin Shattuck from
Ann Arbor. were soldier visitors at
home this week.
Paul Gilmore and Cleo Barry arreste d
at Durand, have been turned over To
Genesee county officers on a charge of
auto theft.
John Waters OF Bennington, was ar.
rested by Game Warden Leggitt of
Perry last week, and fined $5 and costs
for killing fur bearing animals out of
season.
The session of the Grand Lodge
l. o. o F., will be held next week in
Grand Rapids John F. Sharpe al d
Guy N. Elsea will attend as represent
atives from Owosso Lodge, No. SO.
Lieut.. Howard Taylor was a guest
OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs G. L. Tay.
lor this week. He came from Gerstner
Field, La. and expects to leave soon
for France.
The will of William Broad, late of
this city, leaving his estate of SO. 600 to
his daughter, Mrs. John Mcclellan,
with $500 to his daughter. Mrs. J. c.
Shattuck, was filed for probate Wednes
day.
Stanley Day has completed his train
ing at Princeton University and expect,
to receive commission as ensign in the
near future. He served at Great Lakes
Naval Training Station in the legal de.
partment before going east. He visited
Owosso relatives this week.
Dorthea Jenkiusop, fourteen. yea old
daughter of Cortes Jenkinson. died at
the family home in New Haven town
ship Friday. following the death of her
mother the week previous. The funeral
was held Sunday. Two sisters are i'll
with the same disease, typhoid fever.
William Ordjwsy and wife and four
children came from Durand to visi,
Charles Ordiway, Fletcher street, two
weeks ago, and all were taken i'll with
influenza, as were three members of
the Charles Ordiway family. Since
that time William Ordiway and three
OF his children have died of the disease
and others are still sick.
Mrs. Emmah Adams, aged n years,
widow Of the late John @. Adams
passed away at the home of her daugh,
ter, Mrs Thomas Doyle,9 Lee street.
Oct. 81. The funeral was held Sunday.
Rev. B. q. Mattson officiating. She
was born in New York state, coming
to Bancroft, Mich and twenty-five
years ago to Owosso. Surviving are
her daughter and three sisters.
Lieut.. A. Lesten Arnold has. been |
made assistant surgeon at Newport |
News, Va, an important assignment.
He has been promoted to lieutenant
from juoior lieutenant in recognition If
his excellent work in getting sick and
wounded soldiers from the ship Presi
dent Lincoln which was torpedoed in
mid ocean last spring.
County Agricultural Agent Don A.
Meeker left Wednesday to enter IN
officers training camp at Camp Ha'
Jock, Georgia. He will take course
n machine gun work. He was held
or limited service in his draft exami.
nation but passed the physical ex
for the officers camp.
A letter from Lieut.. Raymond San.
lerhoff, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
'anderhoff of this city. tells of hi, first
light over German territory and o:
narrow escape when one of the four
American planes was shot down. He
las taken other trips since. taking pic.
ures and also doing some shooting.
de is the first Shia wassee county flyer
o go over German territory.