The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-23
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Fran Celia Davis, of Dakota
City, Iowa, arrived Friday to be the
guest of Mrs. George Wren of this
city.
The wills of Loren N. Calkins,
Frank N. Conn, and Ida M. Parker
have been admitted to probate by
Judge Bush.
Miss Helen Gregory, Savings tel
Ter at the Citizens Savings bank,
left Saturday for two weeks visit
to Toledo, Detroit and Monroe.
A daughter was born, Friday, July
16, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Moore, of
Toledo. Mrs. Moore was formerly
Miss Harriet Beamish of this city.
G. w. Young has returned from
two weeks outing at Crystal Lake.
Mrs. Youngs, and daughters, Eliza
beth and Georgia will remain there all
summer.
George Herrick, deputy sheriff at
Durand, has rendered his resignation
to Sheriff Sproule to take immediate
effect. His successor has not been
named as yet.
The Corunna school board has re-
elected all three of it's officers for
another year. They are DR.. Bailey,
president, A. w. Green treasurer, and
George Beemer, secretary.
Theodore Euler of Durand has
lbeen appointed administrator of the
estate of his brother, the late Charles
Euler of Bacroft. The estate amounts
to $4,000.
Misses Adelaide Thompson and
catherine Weber have completed
their duties as teachers in the sum-
mer school session at Pontiac and will
|spend the remainder of the summer
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Frisbie and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Florin,
Mrs. Minnie Smith, Mrs. Lucy
Kreher, Mrs. Charles Howe, and Miss
Helen Mccarthy are spending the
week at Pine Lake.
Miss Addie Grove left Friday for
Wilmette, ILL.,, accompanied by her
little niece, Barbara, who has been
spending two weeks with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grove of
this city.
Announcement was made in the
Grand Rapids Herald recently of the
engagement of Miss Eva Sharrow,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| D. Sharrow of that city, to Howard
Story Taylor, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l., Taylor of 0wosso. e - p.
In a game that was a see-saw
affair Saturday afternoon at Athletic
park the Owosso City team went down
to defeat at the hands of the Lans- ;
ing ,Colored Giants in the first of
series of three games, the score being !
6 to 5.
County Road Commissioner Bailey
states that all hope of paving opera
tions by the state this year had been
abandoned, despite the fact that
enough state road bonds have been
sold to finance the project. Shortage
of cement is the reason for definitely
abandoning the project this year.
Two members of the state constab-
ulary have been in the county for
some time, shooting dogs on which /
taxes were not paid. They are how
ever, accepting the amount of the
tax, when the people wish to pay.
They are explaining the law thor '
oughly and warning that no days of
grace will be given another year.
Mrs. Lizzie Moore, has started suit
| for divorce against Jehiel Moore
charging cruelty. She alleges that
on the night of July 6, he threatened
| her with a revolver and that she
spent the night hiding under the
bed. An injunction has been grant
ed restraining Moore from interior
ing with her in any way.
The following members of the
Young Mems Class of the Church Of
Christ, spent Sunday in Alma, the
guests of the Loyal Daughters class.
Riley Miller, Lawrence Marshall.
Burr Stoner, Maurice Marshall, Oln-
ey Craft, Kenneth Lundie, Clarence
Huber, Lester Lundie, Matthew
Schier, Iral Wallace, Russell Tap
house. Howard Brown and Mrs.
Victor Hollis, teacher.
Sunday, July 25th, Rev. j. c.
Cromer, a former pastor will preach
in his former pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church in this city. Rev.
Cromer is remembered with real af-
lection by many of his old parish
toner's, and he will receive cordial
welcome here. He is pastor of the
church in South Dakota, but is spend
ing the vacation in Indiana and at
Wacatana Park.
The marriage Of Miss Mayme Bran
Jou Jaurbfar of Mr. and Mrs i III.