The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-02-08

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states
B. e Smith left Monday for Palm
Beech, Florida, for stay of several
weeks.
Walter Schultz fell on the sidewalk
on his way home from work Tuesday.
breas ing his arm.
Byron Knapp, Of Chicago, spent part
of the week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. H. Knapp in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lowell left
Tuesday for bennington. Ont. to visit
Fred Stetson and Fred LaAnstein
Mrs. Hugh McCurdy has been con-
fined to her rooms this week because
of fall on the sidewalk spraining her
knee.
M. q. Jones is improving rapidly
from the serious illness suffered re-
Gently, and complete recovery is
expected.
F. Fl. Watson of Detroit, was in the
city Wednt siay. He came to at 81 d
tie funeral of his cousin, Sherman
Rhodes in Corunpa.
A marriage license was issued Sat.
urday by the county clerk to Pear!
G. Horton, aged 20, and Jennie F.
Lockwood, aged 20, both Of Owosso.
Rundell Brothers. mfrs. of creamery
butter, need your butterfat. Try us.
We pay SOC this week Open Saturday
nj gifts
Homer Stiff, formerly of Burton, has
been promoted to first machinist or
engineer in the navy at the Great Lakes
training station.
Leland Agnew Of Compary M, has
been discharged because Of defective
hearing. He has been with the com.
pany since it went to Mexico.
Henry Leffipgwell of Corunna is
home from Camp Macarthur at Waco.
Texas, having been discharged from TIE
army because Of physical disability.
Charles Cameron has been appointed
administrator Of the estate of Robert
Cameron Of Burns township. and ] l.,
VanAlstine and F s. Ruggles commits
sioners
Edward Monroe Van Sickle, aged 81,
and Kate Moore, aged AT, both Of
Owosso, were married Saturday by
Justice H. M. Nichols in the county
clerks Office.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Feb, 3, 1918:
William Bernard 3, Geo. Bruno, g. c.
Flansburgh, Mrs Yes .Aelms. Miss c.
Ridley, George Singer.
The will of Hattie e. Sco6eld of Rush
township, was admitted to probate.
Monday Hessell Scofeld is executor
and j. Delamater and John Teller com
missioners on aims
The city hall was fumigated from
cellar to garrett Monday night. There
being many visi ors. a Jail and many
different departments, frequent fumi.
cation is desirable.
Mrs. Susie Miller has rendered her
final account as Administrative of the
estate of Charlie Nj. Miller of Owosso,
aud G E Godfrey OF the estate OF Lydia
NJ. Bradley of Shiawassee township.
Mrs. w. E. Hart and daughter will
remain in this city the guests Of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Shears, as Mr.. Hart is quarantined
in Hurley hospital, Flint, with small
pox.
A benefit dance a. Coruuna, Monday,
Melted the Red Cross $l5 and was a
pleasant soci Il event The Boy Scouts
of Coruppa are to sell useful articles
donated by citizens, the proceeds to he
for the Red Cross.
Twenty beekeepsrs OF the county
heard P W. e baugh. special agent Of
the U. 8. department of agriculture
and B F. Kipdig state spiary inspector
of Michigan, in interesting and in.
structive addresses at the armory, Sat
urday. Diseases Of bees and cures an
general msnagem Mt of bees with spec
ial reference to wintering was thor
oughly discussed.
Sherman Rhodes, aged rs years, died
at his home in Corunna, Monday. after
a weeks illness with pneumonia. He
was civil war veteran, born in New
York state, coming to Chesaning, Mich.
just before the war. He served nearly
FIVE years, being in Sherman's march to
the sea- and served at Gen. Grants
headquarters for some time. He re-
turned to Chessning and came to Cor
unna fourteen years ago. Surviving
are his widow and one son. William OF
jackson, Mich. The funeral was held
Thursday. Rev. w. r. Blachford.
assisted by Rev. E j. Cross, officiating
Mrs. Ella Chase, aged SO years,
passed away at her home on Pine