The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-12-05

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T. E. Stebbins has sold his home on
North Shiawassee street to w. Mills
of Adams street.
Attorney P. v. Gadola, formerly
Of Owosso, but now of Flint, was here
Saturday on business.
Mrs. George E. Thompson was in
Elsie Tuesday where she gave talk
before the woman's club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steck, North
Ball street, have returned from sew
eral weeks stay in California.
w. L. Miner has returned to De-
troit after visiting at the home of
his parents, Judge and Mrs. Miner,
West King street.
The December meeting of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton has been postponed one week
from Wednesday, Dec. to Wednes-
day, Dec. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Simpson have
returned. to Detroit after visiting at
the home of the former's>parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. S. Richardson, south of
Owosso.
Joseph Rose of Owosso was given
a decree of divorce Tuesday from
Gladys Rose of Pontiac on grounds of
cruelty. He was awarded the custody
of their only child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Wren, were CIV
en- pleasant surprise Monday when
about 25 of their friends gathered at
their home on West Williams street
in honor of Mr.. Wren's birthday.
Clarence M. Cady, 65 years old,
died of pneumonia Saturday night at
the home of Mrs. Kate Smith, corner
of Stewart st. and Michigan Ave.
He had lived in Owosso for Al years.
George Chilikos, proprietor of the
| Owosso Cafe, arrived Sunday from
Lowell, Mass, bringing his bride with
him. He was married on November
% to Miss Dina Malapani of that
city. 81.
Inheritance taxes have been levied
on the following estates probated in
this county: Tod Kincaid, $173.13;
Joel Leavett, $237.39; Ben F. Brown
Laingsburg, $134.40; Mary Wilkin-
son, Vernon, 81.
Mrs. Frank Mack, formerly of this
city, writes that she and Mr.. Mack
will spend the winter in Tampa, Flor
ida. Mr.. Mack has been in Florida
for two months, while Mrs. Mack left
for Tampa last night.
The New Haven Arbor of Cleaners
| will hold their annual oyster dinner
at their hall Tuesday noon, Dec. 9th
The installation, of officers will take
n place after the dinner. hAll Cleaners
| and their families are invited. o
County Road Commissioner Bailey
went to Ann Arbor Monday to take a
three weeks course in high type road
building. Because of his absence, there
will be Saturday meetings of the board
of road commissioners during Deem
Der.
An engineer employed by the Fargo
Engineering Co. of Jackson has begun
the survey of the river to establish
the dock lines and to secure data
showing where it would be most feas.
able to locate series of dams to keer
the river in a more sanitary condition
The Henderson Woman's Auxiliary
of the Memorial hospital held pleas
ant meeting at the home of Mrs. A
Hewitt, Tuesday afternoon with Is
members present. The ladies are
piecing a quilt which they intend tt
sell for the benefit of their Hospita
fund.
Sheriff Sproule Saturday turned
over to County Treasurer Dean SELL
which he had collected in delinquen
dog taxes. Under the law, it become
the duty of the sheriff to collect tn,
taxes or kill the dogs, after the own
ers have failed to pay the license fe,
: to the township treasurer.
Mrs. Hattie Haughton has sold he
store property on Shiawassee avenu
in Corunna to William Bell of Ches
aning. w. j. Simeon has purchase
. the store building occupied by Byerly'
grocery store. DR.. Bush Moore vii
occupy the suite Of Offices in the from
part of the building in the near flu
ture.
\ The city commissioner has passe
the preliminary resolution declarin
the southwest Owosso trunk sewer
necessity and ordering a special as
sessment roll prepared. 1t is estimat
ed that the project will cost bette
than $4,000 and will be the bigges
thing of its kind the city has ever a
tempted.
Following a conference betwee
members of the city commission, II
city and prosecuting attorneys ar
the county drain commissioner, wit
II Profs. Hoad and Decker, Saturday a
ternoon, regarding the projected soul
west Owosso sewer, the whole matt,
was left in the hands of the two a
n tornavs to coo IL thew could NOT Cir