The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-09-17
LOCAL NEWS

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Latin in the high school.
Steve Sochowski, living near Ban
croft, was fined $25 and sentenced
to serve ten days in the county Jail
Sept. 8, by Judge Collins for larceny.
Miss Helen Bradfield, of Dobbs
Ferry, New York, is the guest of
Miss Virginia Miner. She will attend
the Harryman-Miner wedding, Sat-
urday.
Jerry CLANCY, who has been ticket
agent at the Grand Trunk depot in
Corunna, has been transferred to Ow-
osso, William Murdoch succeeds him
here.
A total enrolment of 456 in the
Corunna schools, is announced for
this year. This is an increase of
nearly SO over the enrolment of one
lyear ago.
Foster Borst, 18-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Borst, living
three miles southeast of Durand, was
killed and his father injured Sept. 8,
when their team ran away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reiff of Menom-
linee, Mich, and Leo Reiff of De-
troit, who were guests of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Reiff, Park
street, have returned to their homes.
DR.. and Mrs. E. T. Wilson, Lansing
street, left Tuesday for London, Ont,
and other Canadian points where
therey will spend ten days with
friends.
Mrs. Bert Kennedy and Mrs. Mar
tina Barnes, who spent week with
Mrs. Will Eggleston, South Washing
ton street, left Tuesday for their
home in Baltimore, Maryland.
Rev. Theo. G.. Hahn of Salem's Lu-
theran church left for Monroe, Mich,
Friday, to preach at the Mission Fes-
tival of one of the oldest churches in
Michigan. Prof. Wento of Saginaw
took his place here Sunday.
Mrs. George Glynn, of Chicago,
left for her home Friday. She was
the guest of Miss Ada Holman and
other friends for three days. Mrs.
Glynn will be remembered as Mrs.
Harriet Rowell Labadie.
The five boys arrested several days
ago for stopping automobiles near
the fair grounds, today were fined
$40 each and placed on probation
for 80 days by Justice Friegel, for
impersonating an officer.
Anon "Kid" Wheeler paid fine of
| five dollars in justice court for being
drunk and disorderly Monday. Police
called to the home of Floy Reynolds,
were told that he had struck her and
her brother, while drunk.
Mrs. J. Milks of Owosso has be-
gun. suit for divorce against Oscar
Milks. She charges cruelty and has
secured an injunction restraining him
from molesting her or disposing of
any of their property.
Robert Hess, a trainman and Will
liam Smith, a railway express mes
senger were arrested Monday in Du-
rand and are being held in the county
ajil on charge of larceny PREFER
ed by the American Railway Express
Co. Further developments are ex-
pected by express agents working on
the case.
Mrs. Arthur Ward and Mrs. w. R.
Goodrich were hostesses at delight
full luncheon and card party Monday
afternoon, first of series of autumn
parties to be given by them at the
home of the latter, lis Clark Az
enue. After a delicious luncheon,
cards were enjoyed, the prize being
won by Mrs. Harry Northway.
Mrs. Harry Dunbar and children,
Helen and Harry, left Wednesday
for their home in Montrose, Colo,
after spending the past two months
with relatives here. They were &C
companied as far as Chicago by the
formers sisters, Mrs. Grant Wright
and Miss Anna Holland.
Twenty-six sir knights and fifteen
ladies represented Owosso Command
cry Knights Templar at the field day
at st. Johns Thursday. Six COM
manderies assigned to this event,
were we'll represented, Bay City driv-
ing SO miles and back, and having two
full platoons in line.
At the meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce Tuesday it was decided to
give the School Recreation commit
tee the sum of One Hundred dollars.
Much good has resulted from the
activities in behalf of the children
at Emerson Woods this summer and
the Chamber wishes to endorse the
movement in a substantial manner.
Mrs. Margaret Harris, aged ~,
died in Caledonia township Monday
afternoon, the result of a general
breakdown. The funeral was held
Wy at IN O'clock