The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-02-15

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her home by an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Aggie Addie Grove left Mon
day for a visit in Battle Creek and
Chicago.
James Mullaney spent part of the
week in Detroit on business for the
American Malleables Co.
Twin girls were born Friday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Gould,
East Oliver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C. Miller, North
Washington street, are the proud par
ents of daughter.
Frank Townsden was fined $4.85
Monday for being drunk on S. Wash
ington street Saturday night.
Mrs. M. Godfrey and Miss Favor
Armstrong left Monday for visit
with relatives in Clarion, Iowa.
Mrs. Eliza Clark, Of Corunna, left
Monday to make her home at the Sol
diers' Home in Grand Rapids.
Miss Helen Gibson spent part Of the
week in Detroit with her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. John Sprague, who is ill.
Rev. T. G. Hahn is recovering from
illness which following his return
from a church conference at st. Louis
A. Sherwood.
Mrs. Otis Sutherland, who was seri-
ously i'll following the birth of son
last Monday, is recovering rapidly now
at Swayze hospital.
w. ]. Bowling addressed the hus-
bandry class of the high school last
Thursday on the breeding of horses,
particularly racing animals.
Jay M. Terbush, Jr., arrived home
from Camp Custer February z for a
short furlough to recover from a
threatened attack Of pneumonia.
But thirty-six German alien enemies
registered with the chief-of police of
Owosso during the period of Feb. 40
The time was extended to Feb. 13.
Miss Beatrice Andens is visiting in
Owosso while the Detroit schools are
closed. She substituted for Miss Helen
Gibson during her absence in Detroit
Simon DeBarr of Chesaning has
bought of D. Signs Lot 6, Block 25 and
Lot 10. Block 81 w. l.. Stewart &
Co.'s addition to the City of Owossc
IttoF3$teVy' .&ss~ ads ,oa vaq ~ ~
DR.. A. L. Arnold's automobile wa:
slightly damaged by fire Monday while
the doctor was driving on Pine street
While the combination motor trucl
was answering the alarm, the MAR
drive shaft broke, putting the trucl
out of commission temporarily.
Rev. Reginald M. Blachford, son o.
Rev. and Mrs. w. R. Blachford, ha.
been appointed by Bishop Williams t.
the rectorship of st. Johns Episcopa
church at Durand and began his du
ties Sunday. He has been assistant
rector at one of the Detroit churche.
since his ordination last fall.
A fire at Ashley Sunday destroyed
the building and hardware stock of j
L. Conwell, wrecked the building mex
door occupied as q residence by E
Sheperd and damaged the building
and general stock of Charles Barnes
the total losses amounting to $4,000
The marriage of Miss Esther Lamb
formerly of this city and Rex Cherry
man, of Grand Rapids, was solemniz
ed at the home of the brides mother
in Flint, Saturday. Miss Magare
Hume was the only one of the Owos
so friends who was able to reach Film
for the ceremony. The bride has beer
attending the university at Ann Ar
Dor for two years. The groom is nov
serving in the u. S. Navy.
City officials called on City Asses
sor L. A. Sanderhoff prior to his de
parture for California Friday and pre-
sented him with container for trav
eler's kit and bill book, Justice Erie
gel making the presentation. Mr.
Sanderhoff has not resigned as asses
sor and will not decide as to his cours
until he has been in California a few
weeks.
Mrs. Catherine Pendergast, aged 4
years, passed away Friday, at tn
home of her daughter, Mrs. A. I
Stotenbur, East Exchange street, afte
weeks illness with bronchitis. Tn
funeral was held Monday from 81
Paul's Catholic church, Rev. P.
Slane officiating. Mrs. Pendergast wa
born in Cork, Ireland, coming t
America when sixteen years old an
to Owosso in 1888. She is SURVIVES
by three sons, Daniel and David Pen
dergast, of Owosso, and Patrick, o
Chilsen and two daughters, Mrs. Stot
enbur and Miss Mary Pendergast, O
Owosso.
The annual senior dancing party o
the Owosso high school was held a
the armory Friday, attended by on
, hundred fifty couples and a crowde
gallery of spectators, all of whom er
!, joyed the fine music by Fishers OF
chestra and the dancers were loathe
| obey the governments IL o'clock clos
ing hour. The party was chaperone