The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-12-19

sBoro. Wednesday, TO Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Woodland. West Oliyer street. ION
Geo saunders. st. Johns molder
drunk on tenatured alcohol, was fined
$i1.45 by Justice Friegel, Monday.
Mrs. Henry Sandal, North Saginaw
street, left Thursday for st. Peters
"urg Fla. where she will spend the
winter
Miss Amy Gaylord, who is settle.
ment worker in New York. is here to
spend the holidsyss with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. 8. Gaylord, West
Oliver street.
A petition for the appointment of an
administrator Of the estate of the late
Fred e Wilkinson of Vernon township.
has been filed In probate court His
estate amounted to $4,000
Mrs. c. w. Gassman, of Henderson,
and brother, G. A. Hurst, of Owosso,
have returned from Lansdown, Ont
ario, where they attended the funeral
VI CuCi o&StCA, NILE. lie De 0OniioIOii,
a former resident of Henderson.
Wednesday Grand Trunk railroad
passenger trains running through
Owosso which were discontinued on
account of the coal shortage by order of
the regional fuel director, were re-
stored to the service and the schedule is
now the came as it was before the order
became effective.
Charging that his wife has stead
fsstly refused to come to this country
from Hungary. John Ckoylige of
Owosso, has begun divorce proceedings
against her. They were married in
1894, and he came to this country five
years ago.
Mesdames A. n. Northway, F. M
Grove, J. H Robbins, George Reineke,
P.S Wilson, Odell Chapman, b. W..
Bigelow and VIM. Harris, went to ST.
Johns, Friday, to attend meeting of
the Saginaw Club, at the home Of Mrs
VanSickle, formerly of this city. The
club meets once in each year.
Earl Msnnipg of Owosso. refused to
dim his truck lights when driving Fri
day night on the road to Duraud, and
Under Sheriff Pardee oryered him to
report at the Sheriff's Office Saturday
morning, when he was taken before
Justice Mcbride and fined $50 Other
offenders will be treatel similarly.
Commissioner Hanscom and City AS.
SCISSOR Brewer are in Ann Arbor to
obtain statistics and data from Prof
Hoad, on which to make out the special
assessment roll of direct and indirect
benefits on the South west o wosso trunk
sewer. Prof. Hosd has completed the
specifications and estimates of the cost
of the project.
A plea of guilty was entered by
James Belts, Owosso merchant, when
arraigned in circuit court Monday af-
ternoon on a charge of aiding and
abetting in the robbery of Theodore
Kebler's cafe in Owosso on October
20. The court remanded him to await
sentence. He will have two other
charges to face when his present SEN
tence for this crime is completed.
George James, Owosso factory hand,
sued some time ago by Miss Edith
Broker, employed in the same factory,
for alleged SANDER. was surrendered to
Sheriff Sprole late Monday afternoon
by his bondsmen, Fred WEIGH and l., G.
Hall of Owosso. He was licked up, but
others came to his aid and he was again
released on bail.
L. e. Shields, poultry and produce
dealer, who left Owosso unanpounced
several weeks ago, was located last
week at Hamilton, Mo-, aud came
home with Deputy Sheriff Coe without
q warrant being served, and will close
his business here and with his wife
will return to Missouri, where he has
q good position with a poultry house
Mrs. Fl. 8. vanCuren, an old resident
Of Shiawassee county, died q. the home
of her daughter, Mrs. l. Konhle, in
Butler, Ind Tuesday, at the age of n
years. Mrs. VsnCuren, after living ir
Henderson and Owosso many years
went to Butler. two years ago from this
city to reside with her daughter. The
remains were brought to Henderson fol
burial Thursday.
The will Of Mrs. Leola d Stewar. oil
Durand, who died q few days ago al
the homelofIher niece, Mrs vreeland Of
Owosso, was filed in probate court
Tuesday. 1t disposes Of an estate Of
"A, 900 aud::mskes Mrs vreelsnd execu
trix of the will. The instrument di
vides Mrs. Stewards personal property
among several women friends Of Du
raad. ss tokens Of her love, and gives
her brother, Lewis Tew of Flint 5000
and Dorothy Gerardy q bedroom suite
and $50 in money. The rest Of the es
tate goes to Mrs. Vreeland.