The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-11-28

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Howell.
By an overwhelming majority Liv
ingston county adopted the county
road system.
Miss Eleanor Emery of London, Ont,
is guest of her cousin, Mrs. Geo. M
Oliver street
Roy A. Smith of Owosso has begun
divorce proceedings against his wife,
Amanda, charging infidelity
Commissioner John Rosevear has
returned from a three weeks hunting
trip to the northern part of the state.
Harry Schultz leaves Friday for De-
troit where he has purchased dry
cleaning works on Hamilton boule-
ward.
DR.. and Mrs. Otis Sutherland and
son Jack, of Charlotte are visiting at
the homes of DR.. B. S. Sutherland and
C. Reule.
| George James, the Owosso man who
is the defendant in SANDER case
brought by Miss Edith Broker, an
Owosso girl, has now been used for
divorce by his wife, Emma James.
Sheriff Sproule has two bicycles
which have been found in various
parts of the county and brought to
him. The owners may have them by
calling on him and proving their pro-
perty.
Miss Irene Parker, 444 East Will
liams street, is losing her sight and
the use of her limbs resulting from
an attack Of diphtheria few weeks
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hyatt, of Ian
sing, have son, Frederick George,
born Nov. 14th. Mrs. Hyatt will be
remembered by Owosso friends as
Miss Dorothy Weber.
Misses Wilma DeMuth, Margaret Rel.
neke and Harriet Dewey came home
from Ann Arbor. Tuesday evening, to
spend Thanksgiving Miss De Muth will
remain until Sunday.
G.. P. Bentley returned on Saturday
from his hunting trip north. Each of
the thirteen members of Cong. Ford
ney's party brought home deer and
report a good time.
Mrs. Myrtle Morrice of Owosso. has
b,gun suit for divorce against Leon
Morrice, whose present whereabouts
she says she does not know She charges
cruelty and neglect.
Clarence Mister of the National
Barber shop, and Charles Beehler of
Beehler & Shoulders shop, have re-
signed their positions and will open.
shop in the Zuber building on South
Washington street.
A petition has been filed in pro-
bate court asking for the appointment
of an administrator to the estate of
the late Lucy M. Jackson, of Shiawas-
see township. The estate is valued at
$4,000.
Benton Spears of New Lotbrop, was
taken>ift custody Tuesday by officer
on charge of contempt of court In
failing to pay his divorced wife sli.
mony. He was released by Judge Col.
Inns to appear Dec. 8.
Grant Sherwood, whose home is
said to be. in Lansing, was arrested
Saturday night by Chief Hodges and
is held on statutory charge, based
on the story of 14-year-old girl liv-
ing in the northwestern part of the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Lyman of Cor.
unna have filed petition in circuit
court, asking for court order vacat
ing the Macarthur, Castle and Hurl
, burt addition to the city of Corunna
which was plated in 1843. They owl
virtually all of it, and the streets hav,
never been opened.
Geo Sprinkle, former resident o
this city, who has been here nearl!
four months past, leaves The first o
next week to spend the winter month
in Florida, He will spent most of hi
I time in lakeland, Orlando and st
I Petersburg, returning to his home il
Ohio In the spring.
A son, William Heron Burhans
was born on November IL, to Lieut.
and Mrs. Arthur Burhans at the HON
of Mrs. Burhans parents in Washing
ton, d. C. 1t. Burhans is the.son G
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burhans of thi
city. He is now on duty aboard d.
stroyer but he and his family expet
to pay his parents a VII - pext sun
mer. &
Harry W. Kline. employed for tn
last FIVE years at Nutson & Wright
has purchased the business of Il
Owosso Upholstering & Repair Co.. II
West Mason street and is open for bus
ness with complete stock. OF GOO
used In his line. Mr. Kline is an Q
perienced upholsterer and repair mi
having followed this wo'k Is years ar
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