The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-06-21
LOCAL NEWS

Swift q Co, 1876 W. Main street, will
buvvour cream and egg..-Adv
Miss Marguerite Hollis is a CUES.
of Harry Johnson and his parents at
Oxford, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmer Bilhimer are
at home in Corunna after a western
trip of several months.
Lawrence Martin is home from Fort
Worth, Texas, for a visit with his
parents.
p. F. VanDusen, of Lakeland, Fla,
is a guest Of relatives and friends in
Fairfield township.
Ernest Hill has taken over the man.
agement of the Coffee Cup restaurant
in the National Hotel.
Ralph R. Baker, of Lansing, form
erly OF Owosso, has enlisted in the
army and is at Camp Shelby, Mass.
Word has been received of the death
OF Miss Helen Howe, granddaughter
of Elmer Howe, at Portland, Oregon.
John T. McCurdy suffered two at
tacks of heart failure last week and
was in a serious condition for several
days.
Lieut.. Lesion A. Arnold is expected
home this week for short visit with
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Ar
mold.
Owosso City Commissioners and
other officials attended the annual
convention of the Michigan League of
Municipalities at Flint this week.
The body of Mrs. Nellie Madison,
mother of Arthur ]. Van Epps, who
died in Chicago last Thursday, was
brought here for burial Monday.
The engagement of Miss Marian
Davis, formerly of this city, to Selden
S. Dickinson, Of Detroit, has been
announced by Capt. Frank J. Davis.
Fritz George Dawson, aged 80 years
and William Austin Owen, aged AZ
years, Owosso milk dealers, born in
Canada, have applied for citizenship.
Mrs. Warren Smith and son have
returned to Cygnet, Ohio, after a visit
with her father, Walter Upham. Mrs.
M. McBain accompanied them home.
Private Phillip Houghton, brother
of Deputy Sheriff Houghton, is home
from Quantico, Va, for a short FIR.
Tough and while here is securing ten
recruits for the u. S. Marine service.
The will of the late Andrew D.
! Sherman ,of Scotia township; was
admitted to probate Saturday. John
Ackroyd, Ira Kaulhider, and Edison
Putnam were named as commissioners
on claims.
George Ferris has begun suit by
summons against Eugent May and
Joseph w. Sproule, asking $1,000
damages, claiming the men attached
an automobile belonging to him to
satisfy judgment against Abraham
Ferris.
John Ostrander, son of Rev. L. Os-
trander, of Henderson, won the con-
test and will receive transportation
and entertainment in Detroit at the
State fair, passing the best examina-
ton in agriculture and other studies
Jew Young, Chinese laundryman at
Durand, has been called for service in
the National army and will go to a
training camp the last of this month
He is the only Chineman registered
for service in this part of Michigan
Herbert Woodland, a minister, aged
81, living at 754 Woodland Ave., of
Owosso, has declared his intention to
become a citizens Of the United
States. He was born in Styner, Cimco
county, Canada, and came to this coun-
try by way of Blackjack, N. Y.
The estate of the late Dennis Sulli-
van amounting to $4,000 is in the
probate court for distribution to the
heirs who are Miss Agnes Cavanaugh,
Mrs. Julia butcher, Tim Sullivan,
Elizabeth and Lena Sullivan, of
Owosso, and Mrs. Margaret Clouter Of
Detroit.
Fire in pile of posts back of Phil
lips Bros implement store on West
Exchange street Wednesday was put
out before much damage was done but
surrounding property was much en-
dangered. Acting Fire Chief Haun
was knocked down by large post but
escaped injury.
Two marriage licenses were issued
at the county clerks Office Saturday
One was given to Joe Ross Hanes, q
soldier in the National Army, aged
20, and Rose c. Hoogenstyn, aged
33, of Holland. The other was grant.
ed to Wesley E. Garlock, a conductor
aged 35, and Matte j. Sparks, tele
phone operator, aged 25. Both o1
these young people live in Durand.