The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-06-27

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new residence for Attorney Leon F
Miner on Pine street on the site ad
joining the home of his father, Judg,
S. S. Miner, King and Pine Streets
Lieut.. Frank E. Evans, of For
Smelling, Mimi, is home on leave
of absence. Lieut.. Evans is attached
to the hospital at the fort and does
not expect to be discharged for some
time.
Miss A. q. Krottjer has accepted 9
position in the sales department of the
Field Mfg Co. She was formerly pri
vate secretary to one of the officers OF
the Chamber of Commerce, Grand
Rapids
Mrs. Nettie Best, of Owosso, has
begun divorce proceedings against
William Best, charging cruelty. Best
Carnegie medal few years ago for
bravery in rescuing a child from a
burning house.
H. E. Barrows, former OwossC
boy, will be graduated in June from
the dental college of the University of
Michigan. He has accepted the posi-
ton of demonstrators in clinical dentis-
try for the next college year. Nh.
Barrows is president of his clasA.
Henry Lemingwell, of Pontiac, for
merly of this city, and Miss Nellie
Rust, of Owosso, were married In De-
troit Saturday evening. They will
live in Pontiac. The groom is the 500
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Leffingwell, of
this city.
Miss Harriet M. Cadz presented IL
of her pupils in piano recital at the
Church of Christ last evening. Each
pupil showed careful training, which
spoke well for the merits of the
teacher. Vocal numbers by Miss Pau
line Van de Walker added variety to
the program.
Henry Bartholomew, who for years
was connected with the Junction house
will soon open lunch room at the
junction. He is having a concrete
block building erected now to house
the restaurant. 1t is planned to stop
all trains here long enough to allow
passengers to obtain lunch.
Albert E. Knapp and Vernie Stehl,
of Bancroft, were married by Justice
Mcbride Saturday afternoon, a few
minutes after the bride had been given
a decree of divorce by Judge Collins.
Frank H. Watson, of Detroit, and
Clark D. Smith, of Corunna, were the
witnesses. Iw
A charter has been granted at
Chesaning for a new bank to be
known as the First National Bank
and it is expected that the institution,
which has a future Of promise, will
open for business early in August.
The bank will be capitalized at $780,
600.
The marriage of Miss Nora E.
Wrigglesworth and Walter Daniels,
was solemnized Friday at the home of
Louis Wallace, Young street. Rev.
b. A. Cramton officiated. They will
reside for the present in Owosso. The
groom is employed by the Conner ICE
Cream Co.
The board of supervisors has refer
red to special committee the mates
of purchasing rings for all men in the
county who served during the war. A
representative of Whitehead & Hoag
appeared before the board and tolu
what was being done along this line
in other counties. The matter NAV be
taken up by the board at later ses-
sion.
Frank Roberts Of Mt. Pleasant, is
under arrest on charge of causing the
death of his wife by giving her Paris
green and has admitted the truth of the
complaint against him. The warrant
was issued at the request of J. G. Stin-
son, undertaken, who had charge of the
burial. Stinson was former resident
of Owosso.
j. B. Trotter for several years
manager of the Woolworth store here,
has received notice that he is to be
transferred and has been summoned
to main Offices Of the company in
Buffalo for assignment to another
store. He will be succeeded by T. E.
Arthur, of Detroit. Mr.. Trotter and
family have made many friends here
who will greatly regret their depart
ure.
Moses belong, Jr., has purchased
from Julius Kebler, the house and lot
at the southeast corner of Water and
Williams streets and has notified all
tenants to vacate by July 1. Mr.. De-
Long may move the present house
away and remodel it into two smaller
houses, and build himself residence
on the site of the present structure.
He is also considering another plan to
remodel the house into a two apar,
ment fiat on the present sit. Resi-
dents Of the neighborhood are highly
pleased at the sale as it removes N.
eyesore both in building and tenants.