The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-09-20
Local NEWS

y. s. Miner left Saturday for SYRIA
cuse, N. ", on legal business.
e. p. Vandewster has spent the past
week with relatives in Canada and Port
Huron.
Miss Kathryn Fitzpatrick of Ann Ar
Dor, spent part of the week with Owos o
friends.
Mrs. o L Brown of Saginaw. spent
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. George
Mcclellan, East M ain street.
J. S Hunt left Saturday to visit his
son e ] Hunt in Chicago. and will go
from there to Florida to spend the win.
ter with his son Clarence.
Judge Collins has granted a di.
vorce to Joseph Getting of Owosso.
from Pearl Getting, who deserted him
three wears ago leaving two children.
Charles King is in Empire. Mich.
called there by the death of his mother.
The drug store was closed until after
the funeral.
Andrew Sisaizski, an Owosso laborer,
was brought to the county jail by the
Owosso police Monday. for failing to
register. He registered and was re-.
leased.
Charles O'Neill, Shiawassee county g
only colored registrant, will leave for
service this month, call for colored
registrants having been received by the
board.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Phillips for a
great many years Well know n residents
of Owosso, but for the past six or eight
years living in Lakeland. Florida, are
here Cor a months visit with relatives
and friends
Miss Lulu Gilbert has resigned her
position as clerk in Osburn & Sons
store Miss Gilbert has been engaged
in work here for number of years
and will be missed by many of the
stores customers.
Jennings g. Son are putting in stock
of undertaking goods in Coruuna in
their building which until recently was
occupied by w. J. Simeon now in bust.
mess in Ovid. They will look after the
undertaking business in Corunna.
Miss Louise Gould left Monday fol
Ann Arbor where she will take up hel
work as social secretary for Rev. Lloyd
Douglas, pastor of the Congregational
church there Miss Gould will also
continue studying in the school of music
Van R. Pond and family have move
to 44S East Main street, and have Unior
phone 459 blue. The house formerly
Ioecupied9by them at 5l5rWest ,Kint
sire et, has been sold to Mr.. Summer
and family formerly Of Chaplin, wh'
will occupy it,
The Gali!ean class Of the First NJ E
church has elected the folio wing officer
for the coming year: President, T.. L
Greenwald; vice president. E F. Wal
lace; secretary, w H. Launstein; treas
urer, II D. Shanafelt; teacher, W. A
Upham.
Mrs George E Thompson. chairman
of the National Defense, requests al
the girls and women who enrolled 70
nursing. to fill out their application
blanks and send at once to her address
40S North Park street These card
must be sent to state headquarters i'm
mediately so that they may reach Wash
ington within ten days or two weeks.
The Educational committee of the Y
w. G. A, composed Of Mrs. F. I
Wright, Miss Frances Jones and Mis-
Kate Corlett, met at the library las
Thursday to lay plans for the fall work
Upon the request of several persons in
struction in any subject will be offered
Make your wants known by telephon
ing COL.
Albert Todd & Co., have leased tn
elevator at Kerby from Tod Kincaid tn
owner, and it will be!run by the firm !
connection with the hay business unde
the management of E. L Miller. Cos
will also be handled and it is expecte
, grist mill will be installed l. G Ha
has been the lessee for number {
> years.
Corporal Ralph Ellis, Co G, 3l4t
Field Signal Battalion, 355th Infantr!
A. E. F.. has been gassed in Franc
; and his mother, Mrs. s. b. Ellis.
widow of Lawrence, Kas., received
telegram from the Adjutant Gener
Sept 18th informing her of his dealt
A letter from Mrs. Ellis to Rev. 81. 4
Waite, OF the Owosso Baptist churc
> her sons intimate friend, informed bill
of the fatality. Ralph Ellis was, up
u little more than year ago, core
' poudent for The Lansing State Journ
in Owosso.
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