The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-05-16

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Robertson, Saginaw street, daugh-
ter. Mr.. Robertson is still in France
with the 109th Engineers.
Jason w. Stevens, aged 70 years
died Tuesday at his home in Henderson
where he had resided for twenty-three
years. One brother survives him.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Paul r. Bailer and Opal Written
barger, of New Haven, and to Thomas
G. Paris, of Vernon, and Bernice
Brookins, of Byron.
C. /. Schenck has been promoted to
chief clerk, under c. V. Quigley, gen.
eral storekeeper of the Ann Arbor
railroad, to take the place of B. j. Ell
we'll, who has resigned.
Miss Mildred Beedle, operator and
bookkeeper at the Western Union Tel
egraph office, has left for Oxford,
Mich, to fill position as manager for
the same company.
At the Baptist parsonage Friday
evening at 8 o'clock William Kirsch,
of Owosso and Mrs. Mary F. jacob,
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, were united
in marriage, Rev. H. A. Waite officiat-
ing.
Harold Richardson has returned
from France and spent part of the
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. Richardson, South of Owosso.
He will resume the practice of dentis-
try at Richmond, Mich.
Attorney Walter Bush has receiv-
ed an airplane propeller from Lieut..
S. @. Pulver who has been at south
ern air camp for some time. Lieut..
Pulver and family are now taking a
trip from New Orleans up the Pacific
coast and expect to arrive home next
week.
Twenty-Five farmers attended a
meeting May Sth at Garland for the
purpose of organizing a community
committee to handle the local end OF
the county farm bAreau work. The
committee consists of G. L. Pearce
Earl Darling, r. H. Williams, e. Cook
Glen Sawyer and A. E. Durham.
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Sergt. Edward Whymer, of this city
who has been in hospital in Chicago
receiving treatment for wounds, has
been given 40 per cent disability ano
three years at the University of Mich
igan at the governments expense. He
expects to come home from Chicago
in about ten days, discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Hall celebrated
the fifty-seventh anniversary of their
wedding Tuesday. At noon a family
dinner was served at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. B. L. Converse
202 South Cedar street. d. Whiting
of Mason, who officiated as best man
at the wedding, was the out-of-town
guest for the occasion.
VIM. G.. c. Generke has purchased
the Ploch bakery on West Main ST..
and will take possession Immediately
He will operate the bakery in Ovid
also which will be in charge of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Covert. Mr.. and Mrs
Generke will move to Owosso, having
sold their beautiful home in Ovid to
Lou L. Storrer.
Earl Manning, of Owosso, was ar
rested May 8 on charge of non-sup-
port, preferred by his wife. He was
out on parole, following his admission
in court of stealing an automobile, and
therefore was taken directly before
Judge Collins. He was ordered to give
bond to pay six dollars week to
his wife.
Saturday evening Miss Laura Mat
lock resigned her position as book
keeper at the d. NJ. Christian store.
She was presented with a beautiful
leather purse by the other employees
of the store. She is now employed as
bookkeper in the Union Telephone Of
flee having taken the place of Mrs.
Arthur Let's.
Mrs. Margaret Nears, of Owosso,
has begun suit for divorce from John
Nears, now in the state hospital at
Pontiac. Mrs. Mary Kadleck, of
Owosso, has begun suit for divorce
from John Kadleck whom she married
in 1895 and who deserted her in 1900
She reared family of three children
before beginning suit.
Abe Suber, the Owosso man, who
was blinded in action in France, and
who is now at Baltimore, Nd, has
received check for $500 from a New
York lady, who with ner mother, met
Suber when he landed at Hoboken last
January. The mother recently died
but before expiring, she directed her
daughter to send Suber a check.
Notice of the states intention to
take over and supervise the mainten-
ance of all trunk roads in the state and
pay half the cost of maintaining them,
has been received by County Road
Commissioner Bailey. The order af-
fects six pieces Of road, total of
35 miles in this county.
DR.. Fred H. Clark, formerly of
Owosso, but for years successful
practitioner at Ell Reno, Okla, was
recently elected Grand Commander of
the Grand Commandery Knights
Templer, of Oklahoma. DIR. Clark