The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-02-07
LOCAL NEWS

James Dev-r claiming to hail lroni
Boston. il a guest OF Shiawassee county
for 30 days at the county jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. E P Vandewater and
daughter spent part of the week H.
Ypsilsnti with Mrs. Geo. Wortlev.
DR. q B. Powell returned Saturday
from Kirksville, Mo-. where he accom-
panied Il patient to a sanitorium.
Mrs. J. c. Shattuck left Saturday TO
visit her son Don Shattuck at Detroit,
aud later her daughter. Mrs. Herbert
Collins. ut indianapolis, Iu6
Ushers of the First Baptist church
and their wives enjoyed a Bohemian
supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh NJ. Miller. West Williams street,
Friday evening.
| Mrs. Alzina Cook of Owosso, has be
gun suit for divorce, through her next
friend, Mrs Eva Smith, from William
Cook. She charges cruelty, non-sup.
port and desertion.
| Seven fl alarms in the past week
were answered by the department,
two being roof fires caused by sparks,
and the other mattress on q bed.
Losses were very small.
Roy Dingwall recently discharged
from the army, visited Owosso relatives
this week on his way to Calumet where
he is linotype operator on the Calumet
News.
DR.. Walter T. Parker of Corunna, has
been advanced to the position of chief
of surgery at Base Hospital No. 81, in
France, and it is not thought he will
return to this country for some time.
E. T. Evarts, agriculturist Of the
Owosso Sugar Co., is visiting sugar
factories in the west and attending the
sugar beet convention at Logan. Utah,
representing the Owosso Sugar Co.
A fire on the roof of the home of
Carl Reule. Mason and Dewey streets,
Wednesday, did damage to the extent
of$i5. A fire on the roof at the E. W.
Petit home on Main street, also did
slight damage
Miss Gladys Reil exc Of this city, has
been appointed to permanent position
on the u of NJ. library staff after serv.
ing as substitute for several weeks
The work Is such that she can continue
her studies as a sophomore.
George Sherman has sold his dray
line equipment to Earl Manning and A.
J. Kay who will continue the business
Mr. Sherman has accepted position
in Hornes grocery store, North Shia
wassee street
A Father and Son" banquet is being
arranged by Secretary Fem of the
| County Y. M. y. A to be held at the
armory Feb. 10. Fathers and sors from
all parts of the county are expected to
attend to the number of several bun.
dred.
Andrew Green and Andrew Green,
cousins, have rented the building va
Gated by VIM. F. Juhl on West Main
street, and will open cigar and soft
drink business and billiard parlor Both
are we'll known in this line and will
undoubtedly make successful venture.
DR.. Glenn T. Soule has been honor.
ably discharged from the military med
ical service, anu will resume his prac.
tice at Henderson He is at home now
in Owosso after serving since the fall
of 1917 A petition for his discharge
was largely signed by people of Hend' r
son and the surrounding territory.
The case against George Regos, Gree
waiter, charged with acco ting and
kissing Miss Mildred Needham on the
street, has been dismissed by Justice
Friegel, the girl admitting she had beer
friendly with Regos and was not fright
ened after she knew who it was an did
not report the incident Immediately.
| August Gerard, taxi driver for Phil
lips & Taylor, rescued small boy,
Sunday, from the fury of COW which
was throwing him in the air with a
rope tied to both the boy and the COW
The boy was unconscious and badly
bruised, but has since recovered suffi-
GENTLY 80 that it Is thought he is not
permanently injured.
| Oscar A. Johnson, aged 25 years, q
private in the merchant marine. died
Jan 30 from pneumonia. He enlisted
in July. 1918, at Boston, having pre-
viously lived in this city seven years
boarding with Mrs. Kaiser, Suuth
Dewey street, and had been employed
as moulder at the American Malles
bles plant and as a fireman on the Ann
Arbor railway.
Joe Jurica. farmer. living on the
Bunker farm north of Owosso, was
knocked down and trampled on suffer
ing internal injuries, two broken ribs
and broken bone in the foot, Satur
day, when his team broke away from
him and ran away, throwing him under
the horses, the wagon wheel catching
him and wAirling him around.
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