The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-06-28

Mrs. N. L. Boyce and daughter are
visiting in st. Clair.
Roy Dingwall has gone to Ionia to
accept position as linotype operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Shattuck of De-
troit, were guests of his parents, Sum
day.
Miss Gladys Reineke is acting as
society editor of the Argus during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs J M. Story and Mrs
@ L Taylor are guests of friends at
East Tawas
Born, June II, to Mr. and Mrs Rob-
ert Sugula. daughter. Mrs. Sugula
was formerly Miss Mabel Conger
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Pierpont of
Mt. Pleasant, were guests, Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pierpont.
Roy d. Matthews has begun 8 lit for
divorce for Eva L. Henning against
Herb, rt Henning, whose whereabouts
are unknown.
Mr.. and Mrs Noel V. Boylan of
Pekin, Ill are guests of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Bilhimer, Adams
street.
Misses Louise Osmer, Doris Clark
and Dorothy Hartshorn left Monday for
Mt. Pleasant to attend the State normal
summer school.
Miss Clara Allison of the Ypsilanti
normal, was a guest Of Cwosso friends
Sunday. She will attend summer school
at Columbia university.
R. Stanley Day was home from the
Great Lakes Naval station, Sunday
He.is connected with the intelligence
investigation department.
W. V. Robinson and son are fishing
at Higgins Lake. and Mrs. Robinson
and daughter are guests of Mrs. n. P.
Davies in Minneapolis, Mimi.
The engagement Of Miss Fern Bart
lett of this city, and Dale Williams of
Flint, was announced at a party at the
Bartlett home on Dewey street recently.
M. F. Grove of this city, was elected
secretary of the t,easureI's branch Of
the League of Michigan Municipalities
at the annual meeting at Flint last
week.
Mrs. Ada Richards formerly of Owos.
80, died June 10 at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Sears. Mrs.
Sears will be remembered as Mrs. Ina
M. Starr.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
office for the week ending June %. 1918:
Janasz Chahsj, Mrs. Wilbur Cook,
VIM. Denyes, B. Mstin, J. w. Shaw,
Jay II. Taylor.
Miss Ellen Rich of the normal de-
partment of the Owosso high school,
left Monday for Mt. Pleasant to act as
instructor at the state normal during
the summer.
Miss Louise M. Beckwith has re-
signed her position with the Argus.
and Miss Tillie Shields with the ID M.
Christian Co, to accept positions in the
Chevrolet Motor Co. at Flint.
William Charles Hagemeister, who
resides at 1444 West Main street,
Owosso, has filed petition in the Office
of the county clerk asking that he be
admitted to full citizenship in the
United States He was born in Ger
many Sept. "a, 1851.
William A Spencer of Flint, has
begun suit against Phillips & Tay lor
of this city, claiming $4,000 damages
because of an automobile accident iu
which a taxicab of the firm struck the
Spencer auto. Spencer lost the use of
his left eye Miner e. Miner represent
the plaintiff.
Mrs. Frank Schramm of this city.
was the guest of Mrs. F Keip (Myrt' e
Southerland) at the meeting of the
State Authors association at Detroit,
recently ME-. Schramm's writings are
recognized by the leaders of the asso.
citation as of much merit.
The remains of Thomas E. Buck who
died Mt Bridgeport, Ind, reached the
city Wednesday. Funeral services were
h Id Thursday morning from the home
OF his mother, Mrs. Agnes Mauterstock,
south of the city, Rev Dunning Idle
officiating, interment being made in the
Vernon cemetery.
James Turnbull, aged 81 years, died
Monday, at his home on West Williams
street The funeral was held at Hale,
Mich, Rev. f. d. Draper officiating
Surviving Mr. Turnbull are his widow,
one son, T. b. Turnbnll of this city
and two daughters. He had been b
resident of Owosso six ears.
Mrs. II. J. Murdoch, aged % years
died Sunday, at her home near Hen
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