The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-01-17
LOCAL NEWS

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The contest in recitation of the books
OF the Bible in Christ Episcopal Sunday
school will be held next Sunday Chill.
dren preparing please take notice.
Mrs. Henry E. Warren of Buena
Park, California will arrive in Owosso
Sunday, called by the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. Augusta M. Thomas.
Mrs. Augusta M. Thomas suffered
stroke of paralysis Sunday, at her home
on West Oliver street. Her entire right
de is affected and she has been uncon
scious since.
Miss Nina Grove, q member of 81.
GATHERINGS Kings Daughters Circle of
Christ Episcopal, church, has bet n
elected treasurer of the Junior Kings
Daughters of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Simmons left
Chicago, Monday, for their home on
the Pacific coast, stopping at several
points en- route to visit friends They
will reach home early in February.
The white Ribbon" ladies are re.
quested to meet at Knapp IL Smith
Office, Exchange street, Saturday at 8
p IN that they may go in body to
register Others are welcome.
The Red Cross has moved it's room
at the armory to the officers room on
the north of the lobby. The room is
bright and attractive, and when fully
settled in the new location the Red
Cross will be admirably situated.
Mrs Edith McGoldrick of Durand,
has been appointed administrative of
the estate of her late husband, Charles
McGodrick, which consists of $500 in
personal property and $40 week for 800
weeks from the Grand Truck Railroad.
DR.. Otis Sutherland and Mrs. Suther.
land left Wednesday for Coldwster,
Mich, where DR.. Sutherland has pur
chased the practice and equipment Of
an established dentist. Many friends
here predict success for him in his new
field.
Mrs. Girth Green died Friday morn.
ing at the.fsmily home in Owosso town
ship, from pneumonia. The funeral
was held Monday morning, Rey. w. d
Draper officiating. Surviving are the
husband and five children, the oldest l2
years.
The Junior Red Cross of the city ard
county has sent TO DR.. A M. Hume Of
o wosso. who is in charge of the relief
work in New York City for wounded
Michigan soldiers returning from
abroad, S1CO to expend as he deems
advisable 10 connection with his work
George Caruso and William Juhl
have settled the two cases which have
been pending in the circuit court for
some time. over the right of Juhl to
sell near beer in store on Main street
he rents from Caruso. Neither side re-
covers costs but Juhl pays the clerk =
cos-s. Juhl:will move from the store
next month,
Dennis McCafftry of New Haven, has
been named administrator of the esat Q
OF the late Frank Mniark, who died
recently in Pennsylvania. The dead
man had safety deposit box in which
ne kept valuable papers belonging 10
himself and others for whom he trans.
acted business and it was imperative
that these papers be secured as soon as
possible.
The indoor base ball team represent
ing Company No. %, Michigan State
Troops, defeated the high school team
in a five inning game at the armory
Wednesday night by scofe of IL to 6
The first inning was a big one for the
soldiers. They collected six runs and
were never headed, although the stu
dents continued to score throughout the
rest of the game.
County Fuel administrator e O
Dewey received notice from State Fuel
Administrator Prudden this morning
that coal conservation restrictions Of
every kind have been withdrawn" Re
tail dealers and industrial consumers
are no longer required to make weekly
reports. All restrictions as to shipment
of anthracite coal except that for
broken egg, pea and smaller sizes have
been removed except that domestic con-
sumers are required to obtain permits
sion from the state or local administra
tor to receive car load lots Of thes,
Sizes