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

M. E. Brown, of Ionia, and Prescott
Brown, of Lyons, are visiting at the
home of their sister, Mrs. I. 0. Chris
tan, West Oliver street.
Numerous views taken in France
from an airplane by Lieut.. Raymond
Sanderhoff, of this city, are shown in
the window of Balls jewelry store.
Friday morning, May 30, son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Chandler,
North Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rushbrook have
returned to Detroit after visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Dawes,
Hickory street.
Ray M. Allen, of Henderson, and
Dorothy Cords, of Brady township,
Saginaw county, were granted mar
riage license yesterday afternoon.
A petition has been filed by Michi-
gan Coe, of Bennington, in probate
court, for the appointment of an adj
ministrator of the estate of James
Coe, deceased. The estate amount to
$4,000.
May Johnson, of Owosso, has start
ed suit for divorce against Myron
Johnson, charging non-suport. Daisy
johnson, also Of Owosso, is asking a
decree from Emery Johnson on a
charge of desertion and non-support.
Lieut.. Robert Storrer, of the U. of
NJ, was the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred j. Storrer, over the
weekend. Lieut.. Storrer has been
elected business manager of the Uni.
versity baseball team.
An ex-Ray examination showed that
Lieut.. Leon F. Miner sustained frac.
ture of bone in his foot when he fel
from horse he was riding Memoria
Day. He is resting comfortably bu
will be unable to walk on the foot fol-
several weeks.
DR.. Roy Northway, of Mt Pleasant
sen of Mr.. anG Mrs. A. H. Northway
of this city, his father-in -law, Mr.. Or
cult, of Muskegon, and another MI
Pleasant man. have purchased tn
White hotel at Beulah and will conduc
it in the future. They have named tn
hotel the Northway.
The wedding Monday, June 2, at
o'clock p. m. of Miss Ina Ruth, daugf
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Crane, 38
Manistiouet avenue, Detroit, but fol-
merly Of this city, and Edward job
Macpherson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ,
D. Macpherson, of Royal Oak, wa
solemnized by Rev. Muyshens, of tn
Presbyterian church.
Commissioner Hanscom has starte
a the erection. of tool house on SouJ
n Water street for the housing Of tn
city's equipment. 1t will be 22x14
feet in dimensions and will be c
frame and concrete block constructio,
The tool house on Grover street wi
be used the same as before but the cit
will vacate the Copas building o
South Washington street, which it ha
rented for the past two years.
Mr. Clellie A. Van Horn, of Carso
City, and Miss Mertie Loux, of Owes
so, were united in marriage Saturda.
May 21st, at the Episcopal church rec
tory, the Rev. w. +. Blachford off
ciating. They were attended by o.
vii Hustled, Of Owosso, and Marie Va
Horn, also of Owosso.
Owosso Commandery No. a.
Knights Templar, under Eminer
Commander George Chandler and d
rectly commanded by Captain Gener;
Lee H. Retain, had about 80 swords
line in the magnificent Victory parad
at Jackson Tuesday in connectio
with the annual Knights Templar stat
conclave. The local -commandery mad
an excellent showing in the parad
which is characterized by Owoss
Knights as the greatest of its kind til
state has ever seen. Thousands c
knights and 10 bands were in the lin
of march.
Stricken with apoplexy soon afte
arising yesterday morning, Mrs. Pa,
, menter Of Wabash, Ind, died witni
five minutes at the home of Mr.. Pan
menter's brother, Amos Parmenter, Q
\ Shiawassee township. Mr.. and Mr.!
Parmenter came to the home of hi
brother, Thursday noon, to spend
icW udyS. mIS. IdrUleHLeT was lee
I ing as well as usual when she aros
I Friday morning but shortly afterwar
complained of pains in the back of he
4 head. She expired before a physical
4 could be reached. Mrs. Parmente
4 and her husband went to Wabash
years ago, where they have live
since. Prior to that they lived i
4 Owosso and Corunna where they wer
4 well known. The deceased is survive
n by her husband.
] Major G. P. Sackrider, who was re
\ Gently discharged from the army al
= ter serving nearly two years in Franc
q has resumed the practice of medicin
4 here. He is located in the Matthew
A building, in the offices which he occr
! pied before entering the army.