The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-06-13
LOCAL NEWS


Born, June 5, to Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Carmody, daughter.
Mrs. Fred. Osburn, of Cincinnati, is
visiting relatives in Owosso for an in
definite time.
The annual audit of the city's books
has been started by the Security Trust
Co., of Detroit.
A daughter was born Saturday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bal
com, Glenwood avenue.
George Cole, of Venice township, has
begun divorce proceedings against
Minnie Cole, charging infidelity.
The marriage of Miss Vivian Bill
himer and Dana Cornell, of this city,
will be solemnized June 28th.
A son, Carl Eugene Schultz, was
born this morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry P. Schultz, 703 Division st.
Twins, Harry and Hildah Shocks,
were born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Shocks, COS East Exchange
street.
DR.. r. J. Tick spent part of the week
at the home of his mother in this
city, returning to his home in Detroit
Sunday.
Mrs. S. B. Gaylord, North Water
street, is suffering from fractured
arm, sustained yesterday when she
fell down cellar.
Jay Rome, living on South Park
street, will have trial in justice court
on June 16, on a charge of assault
and battery preferred by Ben Monroe,
a .neighbor.
Fire Chief William Howell left to-
day for Ludington to attend the state
convention of firemen. Thomas
Corcoran, captain at Central station
is acting chief.
Miss Virgie Mendenhall, Y. w. c. A
secretary, is spending this month a
her home in Economy, Ind. Mrs. B. G
Mattson is filing her place at the as
ISOLATION rooms afternoons.
Both houses of the Michigan legisla
ture unanimously ratified the equa
suffrage amendment to the constitu
tion of the United States late Tuesda
afternoon. Michigan is the third stat
to ratify the amendment.
Carl Goldforb and L. Woodma
have purchased of William Finkel
stein the business known as the Chi
cago Clothing House on South Wash
ington street. They will continue tn
old established business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Melvin, of Ven
ice township, have begun injunctio
proceedings against George Zsigo an
Linue Davenport, neighbors. The sui
is the outgrowth of disput over
drain.
Margaret E. Copas and Elizabet
S. Porter, of Owosso, are among tn
207 students of the various four yea
courses at the Michigan Agriculture
college who graduate this week.
Fred R. Taylor, OF Owosso, an
Leona Turner, of Battle Creek, wer
united in marriage at the parsonag
of the Northwestern Holiness Asso
citation June 9th. The young coupl
expect to live in Lansing.
DR.. B. S. Sutherland expects t
spend all of next week in Ann Arbo
attending a session of the Michigan
State Dental Board. Mrs. Sutherlan
expects to spend the week in Coldwat
er with DR.. and Mrs. Otis L. Suther
land.
Leslie Balls and Mrs. Gladys Erase
of Durand, were brought to the count,
Jail early Sunday morning and held o.
statutory charge preferred by Mrs
Fraser's husband, who alleges h
found them in compromising position
when he went home Saturday night.
A Lincoln school eighth grade Choir
US has been practicing under the direc
ton Of Miss Van de Walker and will
sing at the Congregational churcl
Sunday evening. Tuesday night {
cast of eighth grade pupils will pre-
sent "The Princess" by Tennyson, al
the school and large audience is ex.
pected.
Two stores in West Owosso were en-.
tered by thieves June and an at
tempt made to enter a third store
down town. The stores entered were
those Of w. d. Whitehead, druggist
and Bowling & Brown, grocers. Eff.
forts of the thieves to enter the auto.
mobile accessory shop of Peter Mar.
tin near the Main street bridge, fail.
ed. About $35 in stamps and cash
was taken at Whitehead's and So al
Bowling & Browns.
The plan of the Belle Isle Cream
cry Co., successors to the United
Diaries Co., put into effect two weeks
ago, under which the delivery of mill
started at IL o'clock at night anC
was finished at about o'clock in tn,