The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-16

daughter have returned from q two
weeks visit in Baltimore.
Mrs j. d. Crum and daughter, Mics
Gladys, of Kalamsz o. formerly of this
city, are visiting friends in y wosso and
Corunna.
Miss Lucille Gamer left Wednesday
for Chicago. where she will be the guest
of Miss Margaret j.. f.. VIII recently
moved there from this city.
Mrs. Mary Benson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Alliton and children, Howard
and Mary Louise, left Thursday for q
two weeks outipg at Little Crystal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aberle OF Los
Angeles, Calf, formerly of this city.
are now visiting friends in Flint, and
exrect to visit Ovosso soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Soper went to
Detroit Thursday, where Mrs. Soper
will take the radium treatment for
tumor. Mrs Carrie Joslin of Lansing,
accompanied them.
Theodore Friegel has accepted posi-
ton in Ann Arbor with the company
in charge of the surveying Of the new
highway between Ann Arbor and Jack
son.
Charles Godfrey of Bancroft, is named
executor of the estate of Conrad Frye
of Antrim township, 10 the will filed in
probate court. 1t disposes of au estate
of SO 600
Moses and Rudolph Lamfrom Of
North Baltimore, Ohio, are expected
the latter part of the week to visit their
mother, Mrs. Mary L1mfron, East
Oliver street.
Mrs. Mary Tnorne, North Water
street, received word last Tuesday of
the death in Detroit. of her mother,
drs. Martin. Mrs Thorne went to
Detroit Wednesday.
George Provost, Owosso man sen
fenced TO Ionia prison last January for
robbery, escaped from there with
another prisoner Saturday, Sheriff
Sproule has been advis, d Believing
that Provost Will come back 10 Owosso
to see his wife and baby, the sheriff's
department is ke' ping close lookout for
him.
jacob Meinstein, former member of
the clothing firm of Kaufman d Mein.
stein OF this city, was drowned with his
sister and niece Tuesday afternoon, &C.
cording to a telegram received from
| New York by Albert Kaufman his
former partner No details Of the triple
| tragedy were contained ia the telegram.
A later wire state that the funeral
would be held ia New York Thursday,
aud Mrs. Kaufman left Wednes lay for
that place.
Edward C. May, one OF the owners
of the Wade & May shows, in Owosso
last week, pleaded guilty in circuit
court Friday to a charge of violating
the prohibition law, by having whis-
key in his possession. Judge Collins
fined him 500 and assessed 500
costs. He paid rather than spend 80
| days in the county Jail.
w. ]. Hasse, Lee H. Retain, DR..
| F. H. Williams and Ward Carl at
| tended a reception and dinner tender
ed by the Spanish War Veterans at
Hotel Kerns July 8 to Commander-in-
Chief Jones, of New York, who in
making a tour of the country stopped
only in Detroit and Lansing in the
state.
William Clayton has completed
three miles of state reward road west
of Perry, and it has been accepted by
the state highway department. He
has also finished four miles south OF
Morrice, and one mile on the Morrice
road, south of the Looking Glass river
Robert Hudson has finished four miles
west of Vernon and Earl Ferguson has
=, finished two miles in Vernon village
Peter Proux, Saginaw wrestler, i:
the first violator of the prohibition
law in this county to draw the limi
, of the law, 81 xmonths to one year II
Ionia reformatory, without the optiol
of fine. Judge Collins gave Prou'
: this sentence after he had pleaded
a guilty to having IL quarts of whiske!
y in his possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Weitzke, Mr.. an
y Mrs. r. Deitzke and son, Mr.. and Mrs
&c. F. Weitzke and children, Rev. AM
Mrs. w. Hilmer and son, Rev. an
Mrs. Adolph Zuberbier and children
i Albert Weitzke and Harry Thompson
g left Monday by automobile for hart
e Mich, where they will spend ten day
d with Richard Weitzke at his cottag
" on the lake shore near Pentwater.
al The d. M. Christian Co., which re
Gently purchased the L. c. Hall three
story brick building adjoining tn
l. Christian store on the west, ha
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