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

A son was born Sunday night. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bowling, Michi-
gan avenue.
Union phone 297 will reach the best
place to market your poultry, eggs and
cream. Swift q Co ADV
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaw left
Monday for Cambridge, Ohio, to be
the guests of Mrs. Shaw's parents.
The will of Nellie e. Holman of
Owosso, has been admitted TO probate,
l.. f. Miner is executor of the estate.
The Owosso Casket and Woodland
Furniture Companies unfurled a service
flag Saturday, containing 81 stars.
Dogs killed five sheep, mangled two
and two are missing on the farm of
Jerome Stewart near Corunna, Monday.
Judge Bush has ordered Guy Edward
Nottingham, an Owosso orphan aged
ten. sent to the public school at Cold.
water.
Mrs. Harry L. w. Bowles is home
from Ypsilanti to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. L..
Nichols.
The Owosso Mfg. Co. base ball team
defeated the Buick No. 1 team of Flint,
Sunday, 10 to 0, Geffei pitching for the
Owosso team.
The will of Chas. Ritter of Shiawas.
see township, was probated Saturday,
disposing of an estate of IS, 500 TO three
sons and daughter
Clarence Merchant of Durand, has
begun suit for divorce from Emma
Merchant, claiming cruelty and deser-
ton. They have two children.
Francis Mitchell, K. of G. secretary
at Camp Custer, spent the last of the
week 10 Owosso. He expects to be
assigned to overseas duty soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Holmes, Clinton
street. attended the 4Sth reunion of the
Eighth Mich. Veteran Volunteer Ia
fantry at Lyons, Mich, this week.
Rev. William Parker, of Boston, er
route home from Wisconsin, where he
attended commencement exercises
called on his cousin, Mrs. M. c.. Dawes
Monday.
Emerson Hale returned to Ann Al Dol
Monday after visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Hale North Washington
street. He Is now an instructor In
mechanics in the government school Ii
which auto experts are. trained
Howard Taylor, son of Mr.. aud Mrs
G. l.. Taylor of this city has been com
missioned a second lieutenant in the
aviation branch of the signal corps
He is now taking a course at Fort Sill
Okla.
Rev. William E. Webbink, son q
Rev. q. W. Webbink of this city, is
guest of his parents, having graduated
recently from theological seminary
and been assigned to Unity church
Forestville and Port Sanilac, Mich
Mr.. Charles A. Hutchings, of Perry
and Miss Evelyn M. Lovejoy, o
Locke township, were married Frida.
afternoon by E. j. Cross, pastor o
the Baptist church. Mr.. Hutchings
who is an undertaken, entrains witt
the next contingent for Camp Custer
on Thursday, June 27.
Rev. Dunning Idle preached the an
niversary sermon at the Central Meth
odist Episcopal church at Pontia'
Sunday. He was the first pastor O
this organization, receiving the frs
300 members. The membership i
now about 1000 and has one of tn,
finest church buildings in the state.
Another suppressed divorce case wa
started Monday. and the plaintiff il
asking that it be suppressed states
there seems to be a custom in tn,
county of publishing in the newspaper
a summary to crafty morbid curiosity
and an appetite for scandal. ADD tha
for the best interests Of the plaintiff
and his family aud society in general
it is advisable that nothing be pub
lished until the hearing in open court.
Mrs Emma O!diway, aged "a years
passed away at the family home OF
Smith street, Saturday, after an lines
Of four months. The funeral WAS hell
Tuesday from the Knapp e. Smith
undertaking parlors. Mrs. Ordiwa.
was born in Baunister and came Il
Owosso four years ago She is survive,
by her husband, Edward Ordiway, ant
three small children.
Rev. B. G. Mattson was the Fla
day speaker in Bancroft, the occasion
being the presentation of Sc foo
steele flag staff donated to the villag
by the citizens. A large flag was do
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