The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-02-01

hoOhutd 6tutCi, OoSthdW obiOot, ouh
fered stroke OF paralysis Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grill are NOV.
ing to the West fats,from John street.
Lieut. A M. Bentley spent part of
the week with his wife and hi. mother In
this city.
Carl BRANDED is home from Camp
sheridan at Montgomery, Ala on q ten
days furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl Pier of Flint,
were guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. F. B.
Woodland Tuesday.
Mrs Stanley Beebe has returned from
Camp Custer after visit with her hus.
band, Lieut.. Beebe.
Charles Lawrence. Mrs. Floyd Ever
EFT, Mrs T. e. Stebbins, were Detroit
visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Strauch Of Gale.
donna township, left Tuesday for Florida
for stay of several weeks.
Mrs. William Broude and daughter
of Chicago, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
8. Simon, Michigan avenue.
Fred WEIGH attended the mid winter
meeting of the Michigan Bean Jobbers
association at Detroit this week.
DR.. E H. Bailey has returned to his
home in Corunns from Detroit, where
he has been i'll for several weeks.
Judge and Mrs s. s Miner arelat the
Engsti um apartments, Los Angeles
Calf, having had pleasant trip west.
Virgil Andrus, north of the city, fell
from hay stack. Saturday, dislocating
his shoulder and otherwise 'ipjuring
him.
Judge Collins granted q divorce Mon.
day to Trace Schuttee of Owosso, from
William F Schultz. They were mar
ried in June, 1911.
Miss Lena Gould is home from
Alpena where she is teaching, the
schools being closed by measles and
whooping cough.
j. Luther Bradley, with The U. s
army in France, has received a commis.
sion as captain. He is son of Mr.. and
Mrs L. E. Bradley formerly of this city
A daughter was born Jan. 6 to Mr..
and Mrs. H. 81, Young Of Whitestone,
N. Y. Mrs. Young was formerly Mis-,
Rhoda Sturtevsnt Of this city
no Mrs Arthur Harding lsft Monday for
New York City to see Fer husband who
will leave for France soon. She will
also visit her brother and sister in New
York.
Frederick Beebe was appointed ad
ministrator of the estate Of the late
Lucretia Beebe of Owosso, Monday,
and W. s. Cooper and j Il. Laverock
commissioners on claims.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Jan. 20 1918:
Louis Arnold, Mrs. r. A. Boulton, Nj.
a. Ecker. J. w. Hsiner, Helen Her.
man, Bill Keris, Eli Lawrence. Bill
Left, Reliable Groceries Store, X. Smej.
k.l, Clark Strouch., Mrs. Sarah IN.
Wilder.
Friends surprised Rev. and Mrs Fl.
A. Waite at the Baptist parsonage. Fri
day evening. to help them celebrate
their twenty IF; h wedding anniversary.
A pot luck supper was served, and the
pastor and wife were presented with
silverware.
Neighbors and friends to-the number
of forty surprised Mr.. AMI Mrs. Win
Hickmott, Jan. "a, at stheir home in
New Haven township, presenting them
with silverware, and enjoying music.
,mes>and refreshments. Mr.. and Mrs
Hickmott will move soon to Caledonia
to wnship.
Arguments werelheard in the case OF
Lillian Blatauer Of Owosso, against
Allen Guernsey Of Gratiot county, In
which the plaintiff asks that defendant
bs )mpelled to contribute to the sup
port OF their child. They were IN srried
In 1912, the defendant obtaining a
div ,rce at Aogola. Ind. He claims he
Is dependent on his father for support
and can not contribute to the support
Of his child
John Wright of. Owosso, was bound
over to the circuit court, Saturday. by
Justice Nichols 10 C)runns, for an al
legged violation Of the local option law.
1t being elaine he sold liquor a. the
Union re It .urant on South Washington
street. Robert Taylor, a tsxicab driver
Of Owosso, was released on $1,000 bal
to appear for examina,ion Feb. 5 on the
same charge. Wright later plead guilty
aui was sen. to jail for 30 days by
Judge Collins.
John Hornola OF K nby, an Austrian.
was arrested at Perry Jan. "a charged
with violating the game laws. He
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