The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-02

with al attack Of small pox.
Miss Pauline TRACER of Clinton, Iowa,
Is guest of Rev. w. r. Blachford aud
family.
Byron P. Hicks has been added by
q )vernor Sleeper to the county war
board
Born, Sunday. to Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
Washbnrn, South Shiawassee street, a
d Iughter.
The Owosso Independent base ball
team defeat ed the Flint Wheel Co team
Sunday in this city II to 4.
Justin Shattuck has enlisted as me-
chsnic and gone to Selfridge field in
Mt. Clemens to begin training.
Saul Rifkin, Russian Polauder, junk
dealer of Owosso, has applied for citi.
zenship. He came to America in 1904.
Charles Bates of Chaplin, was fined
$40 Al Friday, ny Justice Friegel. for
violating the state veterinary law by
practising without license.
M. W. Grant of Corunna, will move
his general merchandise stock to Owos-
80 and occupy the Patterson store
formerly used as the Temple theatre.
For second time Mrs. Alice White
more Of Durand, has begun suit for
divorce against William Whittem ore,
claiming cruelty. The first suit was
discontinued at her request.
Michigan threshers do not have to
make the special monthly reports which
the government ordered as the federal
authorities will take the reports re.
quired by Michigan laws.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending July q, 1918:
Mrs. Cyrus Davis, Mrs. s, R. May, Mis-.
LYDIA Mills. Phillip Runyan, Standard
Printing Co., Mrs. Gershum Wilburn.
George Caruso has asked the court
for an injunction to prevent w. F.
Juhl from selling near beer and other
articles in a store building owned by
CAruso contrary to the terms of lease
A notice has been posted in the Wood
ard factories that English only must be
spoken, and disloyal remarks will not
be tolerated, but anyone making them
will be discharged and reported to the
police.
The assault and battery case against
Fred Sutphen and his son Earl, on COM
plant of Charles Clark, employee of
the Shattuck Music House, who went
to their home to take out piano, has
been a, journed in the justice court to
Aug 90.
Sheriff Griffin:fell last Thursday and
struck his head on the tile floor in
room at the court house, and was I'M
conscious for an hour following. He
has recovered but suffered considerably
for days from the blow.
The case of George Caruso against
VIM. F. Juhl. tried before Justice
Friegel in which the jury rendered
verdict to compel Juhl to vacate store
owned by Caruso on Main street,
Owosso, has been appealed to the cir
cult court
Theodore 81. Wright of Rochester, N.
Y, brother, and Miss Ruth Wright
of Temple, Ariz sister, we're guests
of G. Q. Wright part of the past week.
Miss Wright was on her way to Van.
Vert, Ohio, where she is to be county
librarian
Joe Vosko paid fine and costs and
was released on probation with condi-
ton that he remain away from the
home of Thressa Ciganek and does not
bother her, in Justice Friegel's court
Friday, after being arrested for slsnd
ering the girl who had spurned his
love. He admitted statements he made
were untrue. The Bohemians live in
Venice township.
A bill of complaint was filed Satur.
day in the Office of the county clerk
asking that divorce be CIV Mrs.
Lena Donnell of Owosso, from her hus.
band Rollin. They were married at
Fort Wayne, Ind, May %, 1904, and
lived together until week ago. Mrs
Donnell charges her husband with ex.
ire lie cruelty in the way of compelling
her to do hard labor for the support of
the family.
Mrs A. d. Beardsley. aged 20 years,
passed away at her home on East Oliver
street July IS, after an illness of two
months following nervous breakdown.
The funeral was held Sunday and the
remains taken to Dansville for burial.
Mrs. Beardsley was born in jackson
county, and was married in 1881, and
came to Owosso twenty-five years ago.