The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-03-01
LOCAL NEWS

j. Edwin Ellis was called to Ham,
ilton, Ont, Sunday by the death Of
relative. =.
l. Z. Youngs has left for Washing.
ton, ID. O., where he has accepted
position.
Mrs. l.. G. Heyer aud daughter
Gladys left Wednesday for Bellingham,
Washington.
Mrs. Harry Parker, Mrs. J. E. Ellis
and Mrs. F. R. Patterson were De-
troit visitors this week.
Rev. Reginald Blachford, of Durand
was the guest of his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. w. R. Blachford, Monday.
MIS- W. A. Seegmiller, Mrs Pearl
Horton and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wool
ard were Detroit visitors this, week.
Shiawassee county is boarding for
20 days Frank Phillips from nowhere,
who was drunk in Corunna Sunday.
Mrs. J. C. Holden left Monday for
! Harristown, Ont, to meet her brother,
whom she has not seen for 81 years.
Mrs. Fred Stowell and two daugh-
tiers of Denver, Colorado, are guests of
her father, Erwin Everleth, in Cor
unna.
Mrs. Roy Northway, of Mt. Pleas
ant, spent part of the week with Mr..
and Mrs. A. HI. NorthWay, on Adams
street.
Mrs. A. M. Bentley, Jr., returned to
Battle Creek Monday after being
guest of Mrs. Clara Bentley several
days.
Herbert Baldwin, aged % years, was
brought to Corunna from Lansing 'or
contempt of court for failing to pay
alimony.
B. S. Gaylord, Byron Thompson, Ju-
Illus Kebler, c. A. Lawrence and Her.
man Therman were in Detroit on bus
mess Monday.
Ex-Mayor DeYoung spent part of
the week in Owosso with his son, M.
j. DeYoung. He is returning. to Hol-
land from Detroit to manage the Hol-
land Furnace Co.
DR.. F. l.. Rice spent part of the
week in Flint in attendance at an in
struction meeting Of draft board ply
sicians called by army officials.
James Corcoran has returned from
Rochester, Mimi, where he went for
an operation at Mayo hospital, but
could not be taken in at this time.
Attorney G. F. Friegel, of Owosso,
has filed his appearance for the de-
PENDANT in the divorce action of Clar-
ence R. against Violet Montgomery, OF
Owosso.
George Washington Woodland, who
was born in Ontario and has lived in
Owosso nearly thirty years, declared
his intention Monday, to become a
citizen.
Sherwood Godfrey of Bancroft
senior in the U. of VI. engineering de.
partment, was in Owosso Thursday
He expects to en- er the signal service
of tn army soon.
Miss Marguerite Hollis spent the
week at the home of Harry johnson
at Oxford, where The latter is on
furlough to care for his father, who is
seriously i'll.
Fred Anslem, of Durand, has begun
suit for divorce from his wife, Cora,
who is in the Traverse City Insane
Asylum. They were married in No
vember 1904 and have two children.
Several hundred children attended
benefit matinee at the Strand theatre
Saturday, bringing. packages of food
or clothing as their admission fee
which was donated to the Dorcus
Home.
Herman Schultz, employed at the
WEIGH elevator, fell from his wheel on
his way home Monday and was render
ed unconscious for four hours. He
was not seriously injured although I'M
able to work for two days.
Word was received Monday of the
death at Leighton, England, OF Harry
C. Roberts, who formerly ran tailor
shop on Exchange street in this city.
He left Owosso for his old home eigh.
teen months ago.
Joshua Fuller, Oakley saloonkeeper,
plead not guilty to local option vio-
lation when arraigned in the circuit
court Monday. He was released on
$500 bail to appear for trial at the
April term of court.
The Buick driver who broke the
buggy of G Rigoulot was arrested
when he returned to Owosso to have a
puncture fixed. and was fined 81 as aud
paid Rigoulot $!9.53 for damage to his
buggy and for eggs and butter de-
sroyed.
A will was presented for probate,
Monday, in the estate of Mrs. Hattie
Riley, who died in 1913 in Fairfield
township. The estate is valued at
$500, the heirs being a daughter, who
lives in New York, the husband, who
lives in Benton Harbor and two sons,