The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-02-22
Local NEWS

Born, Tuesday. to Mr.. and Mrs Ray
mond Bailey. Janette street, son.
st. Agnes Guild held a meeting Tues
day with Mrs. DR.. Fritz West Main
street.
Misses Mary and Catherine Holleran
are in Chicago on business for Osburn
81 Sons.
Born, Feb l2. to Mr. and Mrs. j. d..
Priest, Jr., Owosso township, u daugh
ter.
Geo. 8 Brown, Oliver Elliott, City
Clerk Hawcroft. We're Detroit visitors
this week.
Neil R Walsh, Seth @ Pulver and
G. L Taylor were at their homes part
OF the week with attacks of grip.
A flooded cellar at the Lincoln
school prevented the use of the furnace
and school was closed for the week.
Hobart Shaw, son of Mr.. and Mrs. g.
j. Shaw, has passed the examination
for the aviation corps and is awaiting
his call
John Smith Gleason has sold his
80 acre farm in Caledonia township
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Luchenbill
for $780,.
The wedding of Mrs. Harriet Hall of
Owosso, and Orbs Warner of Lansing,
was solemnized in Lansing Feb. IL
They will reside in Lansing
Miss Myrtle Chatterson was returned
to the State hospital at Pontiac, Satur-
day, by Judge Bush, after having spent
two months here.
Miss Florence Martin of Corunns, has
returned to her work in the Detroit
schools which were closed for tour
weeks because of the fuel shortage.
A marriage license was issued Satur-
day at the Office of the county clerk to
FLOYD J. Galloway aged "a, of Corunna-
aud Miss Zelda Zuhlke, aged 90, Of
Owosso.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Feb. Is 1918:
E. L. Couch, Henry Lockhart, John
Markett, Mrs George Richards, A. s.
Mrs. Sarah Wilder.
Relatives here have received word
from Ward Clark, who FAILED recently
for France, that he had arrived safely,
that he was well and enjoyed the trip
He was formerly an Owosso boy
County Agricultural Agent Meeker
the high school sgrioulfnrai
Monday. urging the raising
of calves, thus helping the nation while
at war and .profiting financially them.
selves.
The examination of Fred VanBuren
charged with taking improper liberties
with girl uader IA years of age, was
adjourned in Justice Friegel's court
until Monday. VanBnren is held in
j all at Corunna
Mrs. q. L. Sprague received news Of
the death of Mrs. T. w Atwood of
Caro-. widow Of the late T. w. Atwood,
we'll known in state political circles, az
Mercy hospital, Saturday :, morning
Friday she was operated on for gall
stones but serious complications were
found.
Burl Hamilton, formerly Of Durand,
was arrested at Alma, Monday, as he
his ply steal examination for
FOR the draft, the charge being that be
forged William Kerr's name to check
and cached it at Durand. He was taken
10 Durand for hearing.
Herbert A. Cornford, who has been in
the regular army for 10 years. is visit
ing for few days in Corunna. He l.
now stationed with field artillery at
Fort sill, Okla. He has just returned
from two years service in the Haw
allan Islands.
Harry Shuttleworth Is visiting his
father, Charles Shuttle worth, in Corun.
na, for few days. He is on his way
,ast, where he will be stationed for a |
while ut one of the aviation fields. He |
has been in the ambulance corps but
was recently transferred.
A meeting of the State Board of
Health, called for the purpose of con
lucting an Embalmers' examination,
will be held in the city Of Lansing
Nay 18th, 18th and 10th, 1918, in the
senate Chamber. The examination will
at o'clock, Tuesday morn
ng, May 14th
A commission of doctors decided
Monday that Floyd Atkins OF Corunna
vas not insane and refused his wifes
petition to have him sent to an asylum.
Atkins told of. his domestic trouble and
lenied his wifes claims, stated that
he had locked the door and refused
him permission to enter to get tools
hat belonged to him. Judge Bush sd.
vised bin be could get the tools.
Charles B. Cook of Shiawassee town
hip. has been appointed agricultural
agent for Oakland county, one OF the
best positions in this service. He Ia
,ne of the most experienced men In the