The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-01-04

Arthur Christian returned Wednes
day to his school work at Syracuse
University at Syracuse. N. Y.
Rev. s. DeLong of Arenac county. i,
conductil x revival meetings at the Mis-
sion hall on South Chapman street
Joi n J. Kesgle If Corunna, bas sold
to Roy r. Miller of Bennington. a part
Of Gould's cub division to the city OF
Owosso, for considera tion Of 81, 200
Mr.. and Mrs James Fl. Laverock
have decided to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fish, part Of lot 8, block g. of the
Barnes addition to the city Ct Owosso.
Arthur. Turner. for twenty years a
resident of Corunns, died Saturday, at
the home Of Mrs. William Peak. The
funeral was held Wednesday, Rev, E.
J. Cross officiating.
The estate Of the la'e Lucretia Beebe
of Owosso, amounting to $3.50 In real
estate, will go to three sons and three
daughters. A hearing is set in the pro.
bate court for jan 90.
Ralph Norton, parolled prisoner from
Joliet, ILL.,, prison, asked for lodging at
the county Jail Saturday, and was
recognized by Sheriff Griffin and will
be returned to Joliet, ILL.,
Fire late Tuesday night damaged the
shoe shining parlors south of the Ma
tional hotel to the extent of one hun
dred dollars The fire broke out second
| time causing second alarm.
The marriage of Mrs Minnie F.
Denyes and Leneous Hook, both of this
city, was solemnized Saturday evening
at = o'clock. They will make their
home at 3lS North Park street
Among the Co. M. members who
have been at Waco who will be sent to
an Soficers' training school are Ser.
geants Carl Burkhart, Raymond F.
Moore and Corporal A. M. Dawson and
First Sergeant Arthur Patterson.
Ray Holloway and Grace Eilber,
formerly Of Corunna. were married
Saturday afternoon. Both of the young
people are well known in Cor lima,
having spent their school days there.
They will make their home in Flint,
where Mr.. Holloway is employed at the
city water works.
Mrs. Kinda s. Newell died Friday,
at the! home of George Kim in New
Haven township, vafser a long illness
With tubercul Ssis. hafing besnAwest for
several months in the hope Of being /
benefited. The funeral was held Mon
day, Rev. Densmore officiating. Her
father and two brothers, all in the west,
survive..her.
Judge Miner on Saturday granted
new trial of the case of Sarah Powers
vs. j. Memo Bentley, in which the
plaintiff was given verdict of 5000 for
damages for injuries in runaway &C
cident which she claimed was caused
by Bentley's automobile. The motion
was granted because of argument used
by plaintiffs attorney as to injury to
cbild'not properly in consideration Of
the case. rs DS
The will of the late Mrs, Hattie SEQ
field who died in Rush township Nov.
25,, has been offered for probate. The
will was made Feb. 8, 1910, ard by lite
terms certain articles of personal prop.
erty are bequeathed to her son John, of
Elsie, and the residue of the estate,
which is valued at IS, 900 in realty and
5000 in personal property, is given to
her son Hessell, of Rush township.
Mrs. Clara Belle Potter died Monday
at her home in Detroit The remains
we're brought to Owosso Wednesday,
and the funeral held from the Jennings
chapel, Rev. II. A. Waite officiating
Mrs. Potter was born in Corunna, and
lived in Corunna and Owosso until
going to Detroit several years ago. She
s survived by her mother, Mrs. d. A. I,
Thompson Of Detroit; son Clifford,
and three sisters, Mrs I. D. FL. Ralph
Of Philadelphia Mrs. Bachelor Of
Owosso, and Mrs. Alfred Choinnere of !
Detroit.
Steven Lotridge passed away early
Sunday morning at the home of his sis
er. Mrs. George Alexander, 400 Grover
treet, where he had been living for
ONE time. He was employed at the
Ann Arbor railroad shops, and was 9
AIKEN i'll with pneumonia a little over I
week ago. The funeral was held I
tuesday afternoon from the home, Rev
cunning Idle officiating. The deceased q
vas born in Indiana 81 years ago. He II
8 survived by one son, the whereabouts {
4 whom Is not known, and his sitter. n
For the third time In a week di. |.
'orce suit was started Friday by q
minor through next friend. The last
me was beQun, nv Meud Velma Raid