The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-02-22

Born. Sunday. to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gaymer. Mason street. q son.
Mrs. T. NJ Euler of Detroit. is guest
of Mrs. 81. E Payne.
r. ID. Matthews was in Saginaw on
legal business Monday.
The sixth grade Of the Emerson
school has qualified as Junior Red
Cross auxiliary.
A nine pound csughter was born
Tuesday. Feb. 10, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Murdoch.
| Mrs. Frank Wisdman, of Ovid. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary e. Dens.
more, North Ball street
Arthur Stephen has sold to James
Kasik 13 acres in section "a Of Fairfield
township for consideration of $3.50.
WANTED = BY responsible party,
furnished rooms or fat for any length
of time possible. Apply at TIMES office.
William Feindt left for Kansas City,
Mo-, Tuesday. to bring home his son,
Clifford. who has been very sick with
scarlet fever.
Mail for route 9 from the Owosso
postoffice was not carried Tuesday, as
Mr.. Royce was i'll, the substitute had
resigned. and the second substitute was
unable to get into the city because Of
the rain.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Dorcas Board will be held at the Home
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Nina Grove, George Setter.
Joseph Hecht, G. D. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs.
w V. Robinson and family are Detroit
visitors this week.
Mrs. e. P. Vandew ater fell near her
home on Elm street, Wednesday. and
was psralyzed for u while. but has
recovered somewhat and is now i'm.
proving.
Mrs. Emma Wells, of Owosso, has
begun suit through Attorney S. G..
Pulver, for divorce from Charles Wells
whom she married in Windsor, July
1905, and who deserted her in 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy J. Aberle have
sold to Matthew M. Kratz, lots 1 and
2 of block 10 of the City Assessors
second plat to the City of Owosso for
5000.
Manford 8-year old son of Mr.. and
Mr.. Lewis o Bailey died at the fam
lily home on Cedar street Monday, fol.
lowing few days illness with spinal
meningitis. The funeral was held
Thursday :" - ''''''
Judge Collins Thursday granted
divorce to Mrs. Kathryn Hubbard, of
Owosso, from Fred w. Hubbard, on
grounds of cruelty. Mrs. Hubbard
was given the right to resume her
maiden name.
G. w. Stoddard, of Caledonia town
ship, hs, been chosen as township
clerk, by the township board. to sue.
coed Ea'l Vandekarr who has moved
TO the Hardy farm in Bennington
township.
BY permission of the national Off
GERS of the Red Cross the $105 collec-
ton taken at the First M. E. church
on the evening Bishop Williams spoke
here has been turned over to the Shia-
wassee chapter Of the Red Cross.
Two strangers, foreigners, after
dispute about paying for some fruit
bought at Mike Nacsrotos fruit store
at Elsie, Wednesday, slashed Nacaroto
with knives, but did not seriously injure
him.
Frank w. Rayen was in Brown City,
Thursday, Tn attend the funeral of the
four. year old son of Walter FL. Witt,
Mrs RsyPn's brother, whom people
remember for his most excellent cam
paign work during the Y. M. G. A.
drive last fall.
The will of the late Wilder Main, of
Bancroft was admitted to probate
Wednesday Warren Jarrad and Ben.
jamin Taylor, Of Bancroft, were az
pointed rs executors. with Luciepe
Scribner aud Edward Hankin-on, of
Antrim township, as appraisers and
on claims.
Owosso Council Knights of Columbus
has displayed in front of it's home on
Michigan avenue q service flag con-
{ inning eleven stars. Those in service
are DIR. Haviland, l.. j Martin. j. w.
Powers, John Wade, Eugene Clarke.
Gesa Strabs, j. Curtin. bernard
O'Connor. Carl Brsndel, Ed. Byrnes,
J. W. Doberty.
Mrs. Patrick Wade, aged 55 years,
died Saturday at the family home
northwest of Owosso after long i'll
ness with cancer. The funeral was
held at st. Paul's Catholic church,
Tuesday morning, Rev. FIR. Slane off,
ciating. Mrs. Wade was born in New
York state coming to this county
thirty years ago. She is survived by
her husband and two sons, William, at
home, and John, who is enroute to
France with army forces.
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