The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-05-02
LOCAL NEWS

tuesday. 1t leaves his estate of S4.-
400 to his widow.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. DeFrenn, of Pacific
Beach, CAL, were guests this week at
the home of Mrs. Julian butcher.
North Shiawassee street.
Benjamin and Adeline Vogler have
begun suit in circuit court against
Ambrose Townsend ct. al, to clear
title to farm in Perry township.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Miner have re-
turned from few weeks visit with
their son, Colonel Harold E. Miner,
and family at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
Sheriff Sproule has ordered a new
Ford car with winter top, for use by
the sheriff's department. The pur-
chase was authorized by the supervis-
ors at their recent session.
Misses Zilla and Sarah Montford, of
Blenheim, Ont, sisters of Mrs. A. l..
Arnold, are guests for a month at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Arnold.
Fred Cute, who recently took the
State Board Pharmacy examination at
Grand Rapids, has received word that
he had received full papers. He will
continue his work at the Economy
Drug Store.
All members of the Business Girls
club and all other business girls will
have an opportunity of hearing DR..
Mattson's address on "The League of
Nations" at the Y. w. C. A. next We'd
nesday evening.
James Kinney, well known farmer
, OF Antrim township, dropped dead late
: Friday in the yard at his home on
J the Charles E. Godfrey farm, three
miles southwest of Bancroft, which
he worked with his son. He leaves his
widow, four sons and two daughters.
= Mrs. Veta Crawford, of Perry town.
+, ship, yesterday secured an order in
' probate court adjudging William
Cooper of the same township, mentai.
Y ly incompetent and ordering a guar
dian appointed for him.
$ Owosso lodge of Elks last night
= CiCNCu Sah0iuooCo, ahu
: some time in May will put in another
: big class. The Flint lodge has promis-
:. ed to come here and put on the work
j, for Owosso lodge at the next session.
A buffet luncheon was served after
: the work last night.
!. A default was taken Monday by At
!, torneys Pardee & Day in the circuit
court in the action for permanent in
junction restraining N. B. Hutton from
: performing any duties as secretary
y and manager for the Connor Ice
:. Cream Co., at its Lansing branch.
, Failure to perform his duties was
charged.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Northway have
returned from Florida, where they
!, spent four months during the past
= winter. They were at Lakeland a
;. : month and for three months basked in
:, = the sunshine at St. Petersburg. They
!, y greatly enjoyed their sojourn in the
N south, and are greatly benefited in
health.
: Mrs. William Robertson, of West
= Exchange street, was guest of honor
Il at pleasant gathering of her rela-
:, tives and friends at her home yester-
y day. The occasion was her birthday.
{ A fine supper was served and Mrs
Robertson was presented with suit
d able remembrance. The afternoon and
l. evening were spent in social way.
u Attorneys for Nate B. Hutton, of
Lansing, yesterday filed their appear
. ance in the proceedings brought
g against Hutton by the Conner Ice
= Cream Co. However, attorneys for
the plaintiff had taken a default the
r day before, for non-appearance and
y the defendants must now move before
r the court for permission to contest the
j. case.
!, Mrs. Ellen Brands, wife Of Louis
= Brands, living east Of Corunna, died
!. Friday at her home, the result of a
stroke of apoplexy sustained Sunday.
Mrs. Brands was born in Oakland
r, county &C years ago but had lived in
d this county for the past 46 years. She
h is survived by her husband and one
/ brother, living in Ann Arbor. The
s funeral was held Sunday afternoon at
e 1890 o'clock at Hawkins school house.
o The Frances Willard w. C. T. u.
met on April "a, and elected the fol-
lowing delegates to represent them
r at the county convention to be held in
r Henderson, May Is and Is: Mrs.
n Moore, reporting delegate; Ella Chase,
n Lura Thomas, Olive Thomas, Ida
y Stevens, Lillian Perkins, Matilda
e Rogers; alternate, Alice Doane, Lau-
It ra McGoffin, Rena Costen, Harriet
a Bambrough, Luella Williams, Wilma
Barnes, Ruth Rust. Secretary Efiie
o DeVoist and President Mrs. Dyer are
n members of the convention.
s Albert Sass, aged SO years, died at
4 his home, 1923 North Gould street,
n Monday. Mr.. Sass was born in Ger
IS many and came to Owosso May g.
r, 1904. He is survived by his widow