The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-09


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hartshorn and
left Tuesday for an outing at
r r. Hart and family left Monday
via auto. for visit at their old home
in Greenville, Ohio.
DIR. B. s. Sutherland has been in
Chicago this week attending the Ma
tional association of denti ts
Van r. p nd has removed his law
Office to the Miner block, he and A. L.
Chandler having dissolved partnership
Marriage licenses for July numbered
but twelve in this county, the smallest
number in the ten years of County
Clerk Nichols services.
The estate of Samuel B. Reed late of
Durand, valued at $1,000, will 60 to his
widow according to the will filed in the
probate court Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Retain have return
ed from Rochester, Mimi, where the
former underwent an operation. M:
Retain is getting along slowly.
Morris Ormsby. former grocer in
Corunna, died July 81 at Ypsilanti,
and the remains were brought to Cor
unna Saturday for internment.
Miss Favor Armstrong, Mrs II. A.
Waite and family. Miss Mildred Hur-
rell and Miss Arlene Swartzmiller left
this week for months stay in the
north.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E Hall, Miss Helen
Hall and Miss Wilma Demuth are
spending the week in Oak Park, I'LL.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schumann.
Mrs. A. M. Hume of this city, has
been appointed member of the state
war prepare dness board by Governor
Sleeper Five ladies were added to the
board.
Mrs Augusta Winkel 80 years of
age, mother of Mrs. Geo. E. Pardee of
this city, fell, Friday, at the latter's
home, breaki q her leg and is in a
serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Labinski.
Lynn street. this city, have been mott.
fed that their son, Stanley Labinski,
II years Of age, has been seriously
uonpdad I'm Eranca
w. J. Melchers has been in Washing.
ton, d. g., this week, where he was
called to attent conference of man.
ayers of Glass A telephone companies
with Postmt ster General. BurlesonJe1s
Donald McCt rmick, who passed the
examination some time ago for naval
aviation, has received his call for ser
vice and left Monday for instruction a,
the Boston School of Technology.
Jew Young, Chinese Stacker, who
failed to appear at Corunna when called
for service, has been found in Lo'
Angeles, Calf, and indicted intt
army service. He ran laundry a.
Durand at the time of his registration
Alex Steele, for four years the eff
cient manager of the Owosso Ice q Fue
Co.'S business, has resigned and will
attend to his farming interests in Sag
iuaw conatv. Many patrons and friend
regret hissdeparture.
David Jurk, foreman at the Crane
Trunk freight depot in this city, bori
in Russia, and for 20 years residen
Of this country, has applied for citizen
ship as has Frederick Goeckel of Owos
80, born in Saxony, and who has beer
in this country since 1909.
Henry John Schmidt, carpenter VIII
works at the Ann ArbOr in this city
visited the office of the county clerl
Monday afternoon and declared hi
intention to become citizen. He wa
born 20 years ago in Katherinest, Stadt
Russia. He came to this country fror
Liban, arriving at Philadelphia Dec. 1s
| 1919. He now lives ut 4OS Prindle street
Rev. F. D. Draper Of this city, wa
elected state superintendent Of Chris
tan Endeavor work at the Christia,
Summer Assembly held at Frankfor
last week. Rev. J. Frank Green Of thi
city, was re elected for his tenth year
work as secretary Of the Christian
Missionary Society.
Richard Carl Giffei. who lives at &c
Chapman street, Owosso, has declare
his intention to become citizen of tn
country. He was born in Messenbert
Germany, 40 years ago, and came
this country from Hamburg on III
steamer Vandalia, arriving in Ne
York August Q, 1881. He Is a mould
by occupation.
At the reunion of the 10th Michiga
Cavalry, Co. Fl, which was held at Il
home of Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. JenDing
Monday. the following officers we
elected for the coming year Presiden