The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-06-14

with her daughter.
Miss Stephanie Smetana left Mon
day for the Michigan Hospital school
at Pennington, Mich, to take training
to be a nurse. Her brother Arthur
.Smetana, is taking treatment there.
A marriage license was issued on
Saturday to Samuel X. Boslough, a
machinist, aged SO, of MENDOZA, ILL.,,
and Mrs. Clara V. Johnson, aged 81,
of Perry.
The inheritance tax on the estate
of Norman F. Richards, deceased, of
Byron, has been determined at 1903.
The value of the personal property of
the estate has been set at $22 ,008.S8
and the realty at $4,000.
The estate of Aaron Herrick has
sold to Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Brown 20 acres in section 26 of Shia-
wassee township for consideration
of $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Grinnell have
decided to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Pet
ers seven acres in section five of
Woodruff township for consideration
of 1870.
Attorney Walter M. Bush COM
menced a suit in chancery on Sat-
urday in behalf of John w. Spaid to
quiet the title to certain lands in Sec
ton three of Burns township.
Mrs. Loren Williams has gone to
Petersburg, Va, where hAr husband,
Lieut.. Williams, is stationed at Camp
Lee. Her father, DR.. w. E. Ward,
accompanied her as far as Detroit.
Ollie Shack has returned from Kan
sas City, where he has been working
as clerk in hotel owned by H. H.
Omer, formerly owner of the Wilder
muth house here. Mr.. Shack has re-
sumed his old position at Walsh's
cigar store.
Owosso Lodge No. 81, Knights of
Pythias, decorated the graves of de-
ceased members Sunday. One grave
at the Catholic cemetery here, one
at Vernon and % graves in Oak Hill
We're decorated.
Word has been received here by
John Carmody from his son, Harold
j. Carmody, who is with the 10th
aerial squadron at Langley Field,
Va, that he has been appointed cor
poral and has been examined for
Judge and Mrs. S. S. Miner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Miner and chill
dren drove to Argentine Sunday and
attended flag raising ceremony al
Blue Gill island. Judge Miner spoke
at the ceremonies.
Mrs. Galusha died May 81 leaving
an estate estimated to be worth $4,50(
of which $4,000 is realty. She is
survived by four daughters who are
heirs, Elizabeth and E. Gertrude Ga.
lusha, of Owosso; Daisie Hopkins, Of
Detroit, and Jennie Huntley of Fen
ton. The date set for the hearing il
July 8.
William Thomas Walker, of Flint
has accepted a government appoint
ment and is now in France, whers
he is doing special work as an axle
expert. Mrs. Walker, who has beer
spending the time since his absence
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c
w. Gale, left Monday for California
where she will visit relatives.
The fourth estate to be brought be-
fore the court was that Of John Car
inody, who at the time of his de-
cease, June 2, was a resident of Rusl
township. His property is valued a
$1,000, of which $1,000 is realty. The
heirs of this estate are the widow Of
the deceased, July Carmody, broth
er, Edwin Carmody, a sister, julia
Sullivan, and "a nephews and nieces.
A petition was filed asking for tn,
appointment Of an administrator il
the estate of Harriet R. Smith, wht
at the time Of her death, June 2, wa!
resident of Burton. The estate con
sists of personal property valued a
$500. Her heirs are Emery H
Smith, husband, of Burton; Hattie d
Woodruff, daughter, of Yale, ant
William r. Gould, of Chicago. TIL,
petition will come up for hearing OF
July 8.
Five class one men, who have quail
flied physically, will leave Saturda!
morning for Ann Arbor where they
will take short course of training
for mechanical work with the Nation
al Army. An order recently came
to the local board instructing then
to take five men for this sevice i
that number of selected men would
volunteer. The required number die
so and will be indicted on the day
mentioned. These men are Edward
Nagal, Owosso; Albert w. Robertson
Owosso; Perl G. Horton, Owosso
George Meters, Owosso, and Ray OFT,
Link, Ionia.
Petitions were filed in the Office O
the Judge of probate Friday for tn
appointment of administrators in tn
estates Of four residents of the coun
| ty. Two of them were in RELATIONSHIP
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