The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-01-03
LOCAL NEWS


Pine street. and plaus to remodel 1t
and to remove his family there in the
SPRING.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Tubbs, 636 Pine
street, were called to Grand Ledge be-
cause Of the sudden death of his brother,
e. B. Tubbs.
Attorney Walter Bush has filed suit
in circuit court for Mrs. May Reed
against Samuel Clark ct al. to clear
title to some farm property in Vernon
township
James Buckley. aged Ga years. OF
Grand Rspids, and John Archer aged
80, are serving 20 days In the county
Jail for vagrancy. Both were arrested
In Durand.
George Kelly and daughter Miss Lu.
cile, and son John. left Tuesday for
Chicago. where they will visit Sister
Mary Blanche. daughter of Mr.. Kelly,
on route to California where they will
spend tie winter.
DR.. Max Williams, son of DR. and
Mrs. F. H Williams. Williams street,
who has been associated with his father
professionally for several months. has
moved to Royal Oak, where he will
practice dentistry.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs Edward l.. Vandaken OF
Forest City. Ark !, formerly Miss Grace
Darling of Owosse. She passed away
Christmas day at the age of 40. of pneu-
monia developing from influenza
Mrs. Margaret MacBain has BEEN
granted y three months leave OF alb
sence from her duties at the Owosso
City Library. and left Friday with Mrs.
Warren Il. Smith to spend the winter
at the latter's home In Findlay, Ohio.
Judge Bush has named Fred Miller,
William Williams and c.. ] Thomas
as commissioners to decide the neces
sity Of the Mcbride drain In Caledonia
township They will meet at the home
of L. D. Morgan in Caledonia on Jan. T.
Postmaster White has received an
issue Of 1919 War Savings Stamps for
this district and is distributing them
among all postoffices of the county.
The stamps are much smaller than
those of the 1913 Issues and are very
attractive. ~
The report of Chief Patterson Of the
police department for Decem or shows
that cls calls were answered and 467
miles travelled in answering them.
Doors found unlock ed totaled 1876, while
only one sleeper was given lodging.
Nine arrests were made.
Henry G Tapp of Flint, aud Mrs.
Pearl Schultz of Owosso, we're married
at the home of the bride on Adams
street, Monday evening. Rev. r d
Draper of the Church of Christ offici
ating. They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs w. Brooks of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs George e. Gates, 1874
North Hickory street, Owosso, wish to
announce the marriage OF their daush-
ter, Bertha X. Lane, to Robert Z Lyon
of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Gates are
entertaining during the holidays the
bride and groom; also their de- ght.r,
Mrsi Robert Greve, husband and daugh.
ter, Elizabeth, of Ann Arbor.
Death claimed two sons of David
Hanford of E sic, formerly Of Owosso,
within AZ hours Saturday and Sunday.
] D. Hanford, IS years old, died early
Saturday afternoon at the home Of his
sister. Mrs. Ray Curtis, living near
Garland, and David Hanford, Jr., 1(
years old. expired Sunday night at his
fathers home near Este.
Mrs. Harold Waldie, IS years old,
died Sunday morning at the home OF
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen W
Skinner, oflBancroft, A mastoid ulcer
developed while she was suffering from
influenza and an operation was per
formed the last of the week. Mrs
| Waldie's husband Is with the American
expeditionary forces in France. They
were married just before he was called
into the service. The deceased sl.t
leaves brother who is in Francs with
General Pershing's troops.
Mrs. j. II. Helm and children hav.
returned from visit in Clinton, Ill
where they attended the wedding of tn,
formers sister, Miss Mabel Stout, :,
Mr.. Edward BowIes. prominent bus
mess man Of Clinton. Miss Stout ha
VISITED In Owosso q number Of times
and has made many friends here
While In Clinton Mrs Hahn and he
sisters sold tract of land belonging Il
their fathers estate for confederation
or $4,000.
| Mrs. Margaret D. Cowell. aged 0
years, died Friday at the home OF he
con, Henry Coweli Of New Haven
township. She hs. been In fail
ing health for the past year. The fun
eral was held Monday AFTERNOON. Mrs
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