The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-30

wrist Saturday. while crsnking A. T.
Wright's automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Charlton are in
Ann Arbor where Mrs. Charlton under-
went an operation on her eyes.
Ex-Mayor DeYoung of Holland, was
in the city over Sunday. the guest of
his son, Melbourne DeYoung.
Sixty.six births and twenty. eight
Deaths we're reported to the state for
t1e month of June in this county.
Register of Deeds and Mrs. E. R.
Vincent are spending the week at
Gull Lake in attendance at the M. P.
Conference.
Mimic Salluno, Owosso, has petit
toned for citizenship, being native
of Italy and coming to America in
1910.
Mrs. Laura Gerow, who has spent
the summer here, left Wednesday for
Linden on her way to her home in
Sydney, Ohio.
Revs Fl. A. Waite and B. e. Mattson
have returned from their vacations and
services will be resumed in the Baptist
and Congregational churches Sunday.
Cut all the weeds about your prem
Uses or in the streets now before the
seeds of same ripen. You will save
trouble next year IL this is carefully
done.
F. 81. Watson, formerly of this coun.
ty, ran third in the contest for prose.
cutting attorney in Wayne county. Bet
ter luck next ii 9, Frank,
Stenogrsphers wanted by Uncle Sam
at salaries ranging from 81 900 to g, 200
Write civil service commission, Wash.
ingron, d. c., for particulars.
Mrs. Lola Kohler and Mrs. Vera
Sackrider, of this city, and Mrs. Ma
bel Dobbins, of Marshall, will fur
nish entertainment at Camp Custer
this weekend.
The annual reunion of Clusters Mich.
igan Cavalry brigade association will
be held in Flint, Sept. 18th and 10th,
b-ing the 54th anniversary of the battle
of Winchester.
Corporal John Schultz and his bride
were guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Schultz Dewey street, part of last
week. He is stationed at Camp Dix, N
j.. with depot brigade.
At the urgent invitation of citizens
ofDurand, Company % infantry will
go to that city Monday, Labor Day,
and assist in the exercises in connec-
ton with the Knights Templar Field
Day.
Miss Mern Walter became the bride
of Orville Wilcox Sunday at the
brides home in New Lothrop and will
leave Tuesday for Washington to fill
government position. The groom
expects an early call to service.
C. C. Tuck, for the past three years
principal of the high school at
Greenville, has been engaged as prin-
cipal of the local high school to sue
coed o. H. Voelker, who has been
promoted to the superintendent.
The annual camp meeting of the
Apostolic Holiness churches of Mich
igan will be held on the Bible Holt
ness Seminary grounds at 1920 South
Washington street, beginning next
Friday evening, August 80, and con-
tinuing for ten days.
Harry Utchenik, operating the Mill
err grocery, has received notice to APP
pear in Detroit next Tuesday for mill
try service. This necessitates the i'm
mediate closing of his stock of gro
ceries.
Geo. T. Campbell has resumed the
title of captain in the state troops there
being no regiment to command as
major and he has been assigned to take
charge of the Owosso company Geo.
A. Mousley has been appointed ser.
geant and J. H. Britton and E A Pot.
nam corporals.
II. L. Chipmon. formerly of Owosso,
died at his home in Bad Axe Aug. 10.
following stroke Of apoplexy. He was
born in Owosso in March, 1S42, enlisted
here and served through the civil war
He returned and studied law with
Judge Amos Gould, and in 1875 moved
to Bad Axe, serving in many public
positions, including five terms as prose.
cutting attorney, He married Henrietts
Gale of Owosso, who suryivee him with
three children.
Joseph Goes separator of his
threshing outfit was smashed to pieces
Wednesday when it was struck by a
south bound interurban, six miles oat
Of Owosso. There was no one on the
separator. The machine is worth
$500 and was not insured. Gee
claims no whistle was blown but the
motorman, Albert Scarlet and his
trother-in-law 0rrin Jenninos who