The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-23

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Mrs. A. L. Arnold and grandson are
visiting relatives in Blemheim, Ont.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene S. Brewer, Oliver st.
Geo. E. Elsea of Lithopolis. Ohio, is
a guest of his son, G. N. Elsea, Queen
street.
hiss Kathryn Payne left Wednesday
for Chicago to resume her studies in
music
A fierce fire on the w. r O'Brien
farm south of the city, Tuesday even.
ing, destroyed two barns filed with
crops
Miss Mary Maude Thompson left
Monday for Lake Geneva, Wis, where
she will attend the Y. M. c. A. con-
vention.
A. G. Burnell of this county, has re-
ceived an appointment as pastor of one
of the Wesleyan Methodist churches of
the state.
Louis Thorne, of st. Louis, Mo-, is
spending a few weeks at the home of
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Duff, of this city.
Corporal Linus Leffingwell of Co. M,
has received severe wound in the alb.
domen from machine gun shell. Word
was received by his parents from a
chaplain who wrote Aug. 3.
Judge Collins refused, Wednesday, to
dissolve the injunction restraining VIM.
F Juhl from selling near beer at the
store on Main street which Juhl rents
from George Caruso.
Andrew Cole, living near Perry, has
begun suit through Attorneys Miner
& Miner against Leonard Cole Camp
bell to dissolve a farm partnership
under which they have been working
for some years.
w. j. Simeon has purchased the
business and stock of the Voorhees,
Furniture & Undertaking Company
at Ovid, and will take possession in
two weeks. He will close out his
business in Corunna.
Earl Davenport, aged 20 years, died
Friday, at the home of his brother in
Vernon, as a result of being kicked by
horse. Funeral services were held
Monday. He is survived by his wife
who was Miss Florence belong.
Mac Rice, of Owosso, was indicted
into the National army Saturday
morning and sent to Camp Custer,
where he will serve as an electrician.
He has for a number of years been
in the employ of the Union Telephone
company.
The marriage of Miss Olive May
Luckhurst and Samuel II. Gary both
of Owosso, was solemnizOd at the home
of Rev. Ostrander at Burton, Aug Is
They left for trip TO Wisconsin and
northern Michigan, and will reside in
Owosso where the groom is Employed
as railroad fireman.
But four cases are on the criminal
calendar. William Jenkins will be
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McNamee In a drunken quarrel. Three
gypsies will he tried for robbery at
Burton. Il. W. Tewksberry of Morrice,
who has been i'll, will appear for sent
ence for local option violation.
Laboring men of the city ap'
pealed to the authorities to know il the
Anheuser. Busch soft drink advertising
matter can not be taken from the bill
boards of the city, believing no business
shout be done with the firm whose
principal owner has one hundred mil
lion dollars of German war bonds
Lieut.. Pliney Lyman. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. B. LYMAN of Corunna, was
slightly wounded recently on the French
battle fields. His wife whom he mar
ried last February before going &c
France, is recovering from typhoid
fever at her parents home in Highland,
Mich.
E. G. Willoughby and family have
moved to Pontiac where he has az
interest in a printing concern and will
be actively connected with it, giving
up his position as travelling salesman
for the Union Paper & Irvine Co. HI,
J father, T. B. Willoughby, Is also II
Pontiac and will return soon and close
out his business on West Main street
and move to Pontiac.
The seventh annual reunion Of tn,
Caleb Meade family was held at tn,
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Tobey in Caledonia, Friday, Angus
16. The forenoon was spent in visit
ing, after which a bountiful dime
was served on the lawn to fifty-on
hungry guests to which all did ampl
justice. Afterwards the meeting wa
called to order by the president, Oti
Meade.
Lawrence Angus, who with hi
brother, Herbert, was arrested som