The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-11-07

morning for Detroit where he will
spend the week.
Mrs. Mary Fuller, of Owosso, has
begun suit for divorce against Bernie
Fuller. She has also filed petition
for temporary alimony.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Brock, 821
Pine street, entertained the G. A. r.
and Woman's Relief Corps Wednes-
day. Pot luck supper was served.
Adelbert Mckinney, of Burns town
ship, has begun suit for divorce
against Myrtle Mckinney. They were
married in 1892 and have grown chill
dren.
Mrs. William F. Gallagher enter
tanned informally at a luncheon Fri
day honoring Mrs. Cecil Mclaughlin
and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin of De-
troit.
| Owosso high school football team
engaged in a hard fought battle with
the Mason high school team at Mason
Saturday and won by score of IS
to 0. e
Steve McCaskie, a Russion, paid
five and costs amounting to $12.95 in
justice court Monday for being drunk
Saturday night. He drank Jamaica
Ginger, he told the officers.
| George F. Spencer, 20, married, liv-
ing in Shiawassee township, was re-
leased on bail in the sum of $4,000
October 80 pending examination on a
statutory charge.
The members of the Henderson
community club are busy selling tick
cts for the entertainment course
planned for the winter, having their
allotment nearly disposed of. The
first number will be the Carolina Girls
on November ID.
Arthur Hill high school of Saginaw
dissatisfied with the football game
played here two weeks ago with
Owosso, is negotiating another chance
and may be given another game tC
be played in Owosso on date not yet
determined.
Friday evening the Odd Fellows
kept open house for members and
their families. A very pleasant pro.
gram consisting of music, recitations
and several informal talks were rem
dered, after which delicious luncheon
was served.
A petition signed by nearly 50N men
employed by local factories was pre-.
sented to the city commissio Monday
night, asking that the body make East
ern stan ard time the. official time OF
the city. This is commonly known as the
daylight. savings plan The petition
was tabled for enc week.
An added special assessment OF
1886 was ordered spread by the City
Commission Monday on the rolls tt
meet a deficiency in the Comstocl
street paving fund. The job is costing
more than the original estimates call
ed for and under the charter the com
mission is empowered to spread az
additional assessment.
Shiawassee Chapter, Daughters o.
the American Revolution, held it!
Irregular meeting at the home of Mrs
w. j. Melchers, N. Water St., Wed
nesday afternoon. The state agent
Miss Alice Louise McDuffee, address
ed the Daughters and guests. Pre-
ceding the meeting one o'clocl
luncheon was served.
John H. Shick, Corunna city treas
urer for two terms prior to the cleo
tion of his sister, Miss Phoebe Shick
to that Office, last spring, died Oct
80 at his home, the result of a para
lytic stroke suffered several month
ago. He had been pcapacitated since
He conducted jewelry store in Cor
unna.
Two more cases growing out of un
fulfilled road contracts, were filed i
circuit court Monday by Attorney
Pulver and Bush, representing tn
county road commission, plaintiff i
both cases. The suits are agains
l Arthur Waldorf, whose presen
I whereabouts are unknown, and tn
4 Fidelity and Casualty Co. Six thous
I and dollars is asked in each case.
I A number of Corunna men escape
injury when the big Nash Sedan 0
Burr Eveleth tipped over near tn
Lyle school house east of Corunn
late Friday afternoon. George Clar
was driving the car, while B. S. Grit
fin, w. A. McMullen and w. ]. Since
were riding with him. The car skit
ed and went over on its side but wa
not so much as scratched and no on
was injured.
l Pl,ns are rapidly taking shape f.
the celebration OF Armistice Day i
| Owosso next Tuesday, the 18th. On
Of the big features of the day will b
banquet served In the evening to tn
ex-s oldiers of the COUNTY at the Armor,
To date about $50 men have signifie
their intention of being present at tn
banquet and the committee in chare
| of the affair earnestly urge all who II