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

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City Attorney Pond and family are
moving from East Main street to 124
South Cedar street. IA
A son, Robert Jennings Scarlet,
was born Thanksgiving Day to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Scarlet, John
street.
The Owosso high school football
team defeated the alumni team at
Athletic park Thanksgiving morning
by score of 18 to 6. t
A slight blaze at the plant of the
Owosso Bronze Bearings Co. Friday
called out the fire department. There
was very little damage.
George Sprinkle, former resident
of this city, who has been here nearly
four months past, has left to spend
the winter months in Florida.
Rev. G. w. Webbing, was in Warren
Sunday attending the celebration Of
the 25th anniversary of st. Paul's
Evangelical church at that place.
Harold Sanderson, of Venice, and
Miss Martha Orer, of New Haven,
were united in marriage at the M. E.
parsonage November n by Rev. Dun
ming Idle.
Miss Frances Day has resigned as
stenographer in the Office of Pulver
& Bush and accepted a similar posi-
ton in the general offices of the Union
Telephone Co.
City Attorney Van r. Pond expects
to be at Ann Arbor until January,
on appraisal work for the Detroit
United Railway Co. The work was
|, turned over to him by Prof. Riggs, of
the University of Michigan.
Dewey Campbell, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Campbell, living east of
Corunna, and Miss Beatrice Gordon,
daughter of Arthur Gordon, of Owes
so, were married November %, at the
Asbury M. E. parsonage in Owosso,
Rev. B. A. Champion officiating.
Glen Davis, of this city, was arrest
ed Friday and admitted to Chief
Hodges the theft of $40 bill from
the till in the Office of the Sinclair
Oil Co., on West Main street. He took
the money while lettering around the
Office, ostensibly waiting for his
brother.
A large gold star has been erected
in the Ann Arbor yards in memory of
the four men employed in the local
yards of the company who lost their
lives during the war. Under the star
is a large SHE'D on which appears
the names of the men. They were:
Daniel Rust, Lawrence Valentine, Glen
Gard and, Clarence, Harris. JDOy
III The Ross(reuniSon was held Thanks
giving day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Mccall, South Shiawassee
street. A bountiful dinner was served
at noon to Al relatives. The day was
spent in sociability. The out of town
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. 2. H. Ross
and family, of Battle Creek; Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Halstead of Lansing, and
Mrs. land Mrs. George A. Willoughby
of Saginaw.
The Owosso high school team en-
joyed the hospitality of Mr.. Melchers
father of "Big Bill" Melchers, and
Mr.. Coppernal, grandfather of tho
captain of the Owosso team at ban
quet at the Melchers home on Waite,
street Tuesday evening. The table
was marked off with the regulation
yard lines with goal posts on eacf
end and football in the center. AT
ter feasting the boys spent the lie
manner of very pleasant evening
playing cards.
Options have been secured on sixt!
acres of land and assurance given tina
Durand is to have brick factory, |
part of the L. c. Briggs Company O.
Lansing. Mr.. Briggs has, given thu
matter personal attention, spending
number of days in Durand and vicinit.
and options on land finally being sc
cured. The land gives every indica
ton of good clay substance in tn
, soil, which will be used in the manu-
: facture of brick. The company will
put in $4,000 equipment and will
employ from fifty to. 100 men.