The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-02

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Edward Hoffman left Tuesday for
Wheeling, w. Va, where he will spend
the summer with his brother, VIM. E.
Hoffman.
City taxes due and payable at city
treasurer's office July l to July 81
without percent. Ira G. Curry, city
treasurer.-Adv.
Mrs. Ella Sutton and son, Kenneth
Swarthout, of Pasadena, Calf, are
visiting at the home of L. S. Goodale,
North Shiawassee street.
Mrs. Benjamin Kohagen and son
Jack have returned to their home in
Duluth, Mimi, after visiting Mrs.
James Rigley and other relatives in
this city.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Spiess, East Main street, was the
scene of pleasant surprise last Fri
day evening on the occasion of Mr..
Spiess' birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Boyles, East Ma
son street, entertained at dinner June
"a in honor of Mrs. Boyle's sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Squires, Of
Pasadena, Calf.
The will of the late Florence Par
ker, of Bancroft, filed in probate
court, leaves her estate of 81 800 to
her son. H. w. Parker, and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Ella Parker Bruno.
Cecil d. NATION has completed his
school year as instructor of Manual
training in the Detroit city schools
and is visiting his mother, Mrs. Min
ME Nation, North Dewey street.
Theodore Walsh, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Walsh, of this city, left
Friday for San Francisco, Calf, &C
companying his aunt, Mrs. L. w. Nc
Clear, who goes to the convention as
an alternate delegate from Detroit.
Harold Krebs, of Easton and Miss
Eva Clemens were granted marriage
license June "a. Mr.. Krebs was one
of the first two men to leave this cOun-
ty for army service under the draft
law in September 1917.
The Owosso city baseball team
showed no mercy on the Oldsmobile
team, of Lansing, led by Vic Safer,
former big league first baseman, Sat-
urday, handing them coat of white
wash. The score was 6 to 0.
Henry Pulver went to .Beulah Sat
'nrdaysto play in an orchestra at the
lake this summer. His father, S. Q.
Pulver, Mrs. Pulver and daughter Bet
ty will join him about three weeks la
| ter.
The Travellers Insurance Co., which
carries the employers liability insur.
ance of the American Malleables Co.,
has appealed to the state industrial
accident board from the award given
by board of arbitration to Mrs. John
Mckay, of Corunna, for the death OF
her husband.
Mrs. Myrtle Youngs of Perry, has
| begun divorce proceedings against
Edward Youngs. She charges that in
ried, he has failed to support her, has
struck her, sworn at her and consort-
ed with other women. They have
three children.
The employees of the upholstering
department of the Field Manufacture
ing Company gathered at the home
of Mrs. Margaret Secor Friday in
honor of Miss Ivah Countryman
whose marriage to Mr.. George Elwell
will take place in July. Miss Coun-
tryman was presented with hand
some casserole. The evening was
spent in music, games, dancing.
Mr.. Lurch, representing a film com
pany, appeared before the Advertising
Committees of the Chamber of Com
merce Monday and asked for an en-
dorsement card for his project O
filming the stores and factories of tn,
city to be shown later on the screen a
one Of the local picture theatres. TIL
committee decided that the price ask
ed was out of proportion to the adj
vertising value.
A very pleasant farewell party oc
Cured on Thursday evening, Mis-
Georgia Colt, Adams street, entertain
ing a few friends of Mrs. E. r. Geff
in her honor. Several hours were dc
lightfully spent in social way an
J dainty refreshments were served. Mr.!
Gets and daughter, Margaret lei
Monday to join Mr.. Gets in Chicag
a where they will reside.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Green, living o
the Farr farm south of the city, VIII
lost the custody of Leonard June,
\ habeas corpus proceedings started b
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth June {
Flint, in circuit court, have starte
suit in justice court for money expent
ed by them in caring for and clothin
the how.