The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-09-05

Monday.
S. @. Pulver and family returned
the first of the week from an outing
at Beulah.
Mrs. Eugene Holmes, Clinton street,
was called to Lyons, Tuesday by the
death of an aunt.
A nine pound son was born August
28th to Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Elliott,
East Oliver street.
Mrs. Truman Lyle and Mrs. w. A.
Fox returned to Ionia, Tuesday, after
visiting in the city.
Several Owosso people have attend
ed the State fair in Detroit this week.
They all report the exhibits as fine.
Miss Margaret Hall and Miss Mad
aline Rice left the first of the week on
a trip to Niagara Falls, Buffalo and
Detroit.
Miss Magdaline Frederick and Miss
Mabel Brown left Saturday for Bir-
mingham, where they will teach dur
ing the coming year.
Norton D. Tillotson, of New York,
left the first of the week for his home
after visiting several days at the
home of Albert Todd.
Married in Detroit, Saturday after
noon, Charles Luckman of this city
and Mrs. Anna Bluth of Detroit. They
will reside in this city.
Beulah Saxton of Corunna has
brought suit for divorce by her next
friends against Floyd Saxton. She
asks for temporary alimony.
The fire department was called out
twice Tuesday forenoon by fires on
Glenwood and Alger AYES. Little
damage was done in either case.
G. Carter, of Elsie, left $15.95 with
Justice Friegel, Tuesday, for getting
drunk and disorderly. He refused to
tell of whom he obtained his liquor.
Rollin Morgan of Bay City, visited
at the home of his mother, Mrs. S.
J. Morgan, Sunday. His daughter,
Miss Virginia, returned home with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Day drove to
Grand Rapids, Monday, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Luella Webster, who
had been an occasional visitor in
Owosso.
]. N. AFFORD has received notifca-
ton of his appointment as member
of the finance committee of the State
Association of Elks from President C.
S. Riley, of Cheboygan.
Lowell Bush, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Judge Bush, of Corunna, who has been
first lieutenant, has received the
commission of captain in the service.
He is living in Detroit.
While all the government life in
surance issues during the war is not
being continued in force, still a sur
prisingly large amount of Insurance.
is being written for Owosso citizens.
It's good investment.
A petition has been filed by Mrs.
Jennie Place, in the estate of the late
Edwin o. Place, asking that her son,
Carl j., be appointed administrator.
The estate is valued at $500. Sep
TENDER 20 has been set for hearing.
Married, at the Baptist parsonage
Saturday afternoon, o. A. Mesler and
Miss Agnes E.. VanMeer, both of this
city. And Sunday morning, J. Har-
old Wood of Alma, and Miss Iva M.
Augustine of Ithaca. They will re-
side in Alma. Rev. H. A. Waite Off
ciated at both weddings.
The leave of absence of Miss Elsie
Whipple has been extended by the
Jackson schools until October first as
it is impossible to close her work in
connection with the return of the
Michigan soldiers from abroad before
that date. She is very busy and en-
joying her duties.
Charged with violation of the pro-
hibition law by importing liquor from
| Milwaukee for illicit sale in Flint
and other places in central Michigan,
Herbert Clark, former railroad man
waived examination in Justice Patch
ellis court in Durand Friday and was
held to the circuit court for trial.
Alfred Simmington, of this city,
was fined snug sum for driving an
automobile on the Flint road Sunday,
while Thomas Kerwin, who was riding
with Simmington, also left some of
his money with Justice Nichols, CO.
runna, for being intoxicated. A few
$50 fines will be warning to some
drivers.
Rev. w. j. Dudgeon has returned
from Chicago where he has been
studying at Northwestern university
for three weeks andis conducting SER
vices at the Corunna avenue M. E.
church Sunday as usual. He was
honored by being selected among a
number Of men from seven or eight
states for a scholarship course at the
university.
The home of j. W. Bittell was a scene
of gavety Saturday evening when about
one hundred neighbors and friends in