The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-11-08

Lieut.. Seth q. Pulver is home from
Washington on weeks leave of alb.
sence.
Miss Maurina White, an Owosso
domestic, has been committed to the
state hospital at Pontiac.
Mrs. B. G. Esens, Water street, was
critically i'll Saturday and Sunday as
result Of hemorrhage.
The will of Mrs. Mary Jordan dis
posing Of her estate of $500, was filed
in the probate court Saturday.
A six-pound baby girl came to live
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Beehler,
November a, at their home, 7OS River
street.
Mrs. James r. Pratt, of Burns town
ship, has begun suit for divorce,
claiming cruelty, and that he has used
up $3.50 of her money which she got
from the sale of home at Romeo.
Leslie Parker, DR.. G. N. Finch, E.
II. Stannard, Earl Hall and G. F.
Friegel drove to Toledo Sunday to see
Hudson Smith, formerly of this city,
who is very ill at hospital there.
The estate of John Murphy, who
died 81 years ago in Owosso township
will be put through the probate court,
1t amounts to $4,000. A real estate
deal now pending makes probate pro-
ceedings necessary.
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A slight blaze in the tool house at
the Ann Arbor car shops called out
the fire department Sunday morning
at 5 o'clock. The damage is estimat-
ed at about $75. The cause is I'M
known.
Mrs. Eva Banks, 81 years old, died
Sunday at IL o'clock at her home, $40
Milwaukee street, Of pneumonia. She
leaves besides her husband, Fred
Banks, two small children. Burial
took place Monday at A o'clock at Oak
Hill cemetery, Rev. B. A. Champion
officiating.
j. B. Lewis, East Exchange street,
left Tuesday for trip to South Bend,
Ind, where he will visit his two sons
who are attending Notre Dame Uni
versity. From that city he will go to
Boston and then to Prince Edward Is
land, Canada, where he has fur
ranch.
Mrs. Emily Frenberg, aged &c years,
died, Tuesday at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Burlack, West Main St.,
after an illness of one week with
pneumonia. The funeral was held
from st. Paul's Catholic church
Thursday, -Rey. FIR. Slane officiating.
She as sifrpiYed. by her husband, her
mother and Several brothers and Sis
tiers.
The remains of William Cutting
were brought from Cincinnati for bur-
ial Sunday for in the Catholic ceme-
terry. He was taken i'll on his way
south where he intended to spend the
winter. He was GO years of age and
life long resident of this county. He
sold his farm west of Owosso three
years ago.
Shot through the left eye, the bull
let coming out of his left ear, Corporal
Frank Fox, brother of Mrs. Charles
Harmack, Corp. Fox is a member of
in a French hospital, he writes Mrs.
Harnack, Corp. Fox is a member OF
Company M, of this city, and was
wounded in action during the hard
fighting around Chateau Thierry on
July 81.
The committee to review Liberty
loan subscriptions met Saturday af-
ternoon at the armory and completed
plans for taking care of slackers. The
men who are regarded as slackers
will be summoned before the board,
the sheriff serving the notices per-
sonally, and if they fail to respond,
their names and records will be pub
lished.
A family dinner was given Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Conant, Mason
street, entertaining Mrs. C. E. South
worth, DR.. and Mrs. Abbott, of Ovid,
the latter arriving to find surprise
party with their children, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tooley, Mrs. Grace Atkinson
and son, Robert, of Lansing, to meet
them, the occasion being Mrs. Alb
bolts birthday.
The Flushing Orchard Company will
finish barreling its apples in this vici-
nifty today. The yield in their or
chards here this year was something
phenomenal and the quality of the
various varieties was above that of
average years. During the season just
closed the company has picked and
shipped to Chicago buyers AZ cars
containing 1900 barrels.-Flushing
Observer.
Miss Ellie E. Zuhlke, aged FL years
passed away at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Zuhlke,
Dewey street, Monday, after two
weeks illness with pneumonia. The
funeral was held privately Thursday
at the home, Rev.. Butzbach officiating.
She had been emploved for sevaral