The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-16

tnhi are Wishing Irlenus IN Wishing
ton, D. 9.
Mrs. Charles d. Stewart and sister,
Miss Anna Conant Of Adrian, are the
guests of Mrs Josephine Gould>of this
city.
City Treasurer Grove has received
SEQ. S48 So primary school and fine
money from County Treasurer Rich
ardson.
The democratic county convent ion to
elect delegates to the state convention,
will be held at Corunna, Monday, Sept
8, at Q p. m.
A marriage license was granted Sat.
urdsy to A @. Franks, a farmer, aged
10. and Miss Nellie Nancy Martin, aged
IS. Both of the young people are resi-
dents of Perry.
Will Carl Gabriel of Owosso, has re-
ceived a commission as lieutenant in
the aviation branch of the army. He
enlisted last fall receiving call in
January.
Van R. Pond and Commissioner Rose.
wear planted five cans of small mouth
bass fingerlings in the river between
Owosso and the concrete bridge north
of here. Monday.
w. q. Wager of Flushing, and Phil
lips & Taylor of Owosso, were fined $40
and IS costs each. Monday, because
their automobiles exceeded the speed
limit, SUNDAY. In both cases the cars
were not driven by the owners.
Cerne Kellogg. grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Hinman, Pine and King
streets, sustained fractures of both
wrists, M ,ndsy, when he fell out of
tree at his grsndfather's home corner
Hickory and Abbott streets.
The Owoseo Independent base ball
team won from the M. A. @. training
detachment team sunday in Owosso, 10
to 3. making the thirteenth game won
by Owosso A game at Flint is sched-
uled for Sunday.
The Mems Community class of the
Corunna Avenue M. E church was en-
tertained at the parsonage Friday night.
The following officers were elected !:
President, Arthur Gordon; vice presi-
dent, Sterling Newell; secretary, Ollie
Noonsn; treasurer, August Mccartney.
Marriage licenses were issued Mon.
day to Homer Tfudeau aged 20, of
Toledo, and Alta Estella Brown. aged
81. of Owosso; Lee R. GOODNIGHT aged
10. Owosso, and Edna Braley. aged 90,
of Lansing; Theodore Paul Castle IS,
and Ella Lagora O'Connor, IS, of Du.
rand.
William McCurdie of Durand, after
exercising the right of a citizen for
years, found he was not entitled to do
80 under the new law. and Monday de-
clared his intention to become citizen
He was born in Scotland. and came to
Michigan in 1888.
James Allen Ketchapaugh, aged 81
years, died Mon1ay morning at hit
home on South Shiawassee street after
q long Hines, following sunstroke 9
year ago. The funeral was held Wed
nesday from the home Mr.. Ketcha
paugh was born in Ontario and had
lived in Owosso fifteen years He
survived by his widow.
A petition was filed Saturday fol
probating of the estate of Cornelius w
Dumond. deceased. Mr.. Diamond, who
was a resident of Durand, died on Fri
day, Aug. Q. leaving an estate valued al
$5, 500, all of which is in realty. The
heirs, beside his widow, who lives al
Durand are two daughters and grand
daughter.
The state railroad commission has
denied the request of the Detroit, Pom
tiac & Owosso Railway Co. for permission
to issue $500, 600 in bonds and revoked
the original order granting the right tc
issue Sc, 300, 900 in bonds, which means
nothing will be done until after the wal
and II the road is ever completed will
probably be by some other company.
Judge Collipgwood of Lansing, held
court at Corunna. Monday, to hear the
motion for modification of the ipjunc
ton in the Garland Farmers Elevator
trouble The Judge permitted the de
PENDANTS to appear in defense as officers
of the association, but the injunction
against proceeding with the building o
the elevator will stand.
Mrs. G. E. Benoy has received from
her son. First Lieutenant Evan II. Be
noy, who is with General Pershing'
artillery in France, valued souvenir
in the form of brass vase. made from
one of the French "75" shells after III
discharge. A feur de lis and othel
ornamental effects have been worked
upon the outer service of the vase by ,
skilled hand.
Geo. W. Livingston Of Owosso, wei
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