The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-01-16

taxes without penalty Until January
"a.
A nine-pound daughter. Calice
Marie, was born Sunday night to M.
and Mrs. Byron Thompson, 619 River
street.
A nine-pound daughter, Melvina
Marie, was born January IL, 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Archie McCully, Henry
street.
Edward Charles, is the name of
nine pound son born Friday night,
January 9, to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Putnam. -
! Marriage licenses have been issued
to Arthur Stevens and Miss Clara
Timmick, of Durand and Joseph Spa
leny of Flint and Tillie Herka Of
Owosso.
( Fred Close of Byron has filed a Pc
tition in probate court asking for the
appointment of an administrator Of
the estate of his mother, the late Har-
riet E. Close of Byron. The estate
is valued at $4,000.
Mrs. James b. Hurst has returned
from several weeks visit with rel
atives in Danville, Illinois. She was
accompanied home-by her niece, Miss
Margaret Knapp, who will be her
guest for some time.
Attorney S. @. Pulver has been re-
tanned by Attorney N. R. Walsh to
represent him in the trial of Truman
H. Newberry and his 1874 campaign
workers indicted in December in the
! federal court in Grand Rapids.
In game that required IL innings
to decide, Estey Manufacturing Co.
indoor base ball team defeated the
American Mallables team in the in
door league January 8, and went into
tie with the Malleables for the lead
ership. The score was to 8.
A committee from the Chamber of
Commerce called on the city commits
sion Tuesday afternoon to ascertain
if arrangements could not be made to
provide skating Kinks on vacant pro-
perry about the city. The commits
sioners promised their cooperation.
The will of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Buchanan of Owosso, who died re-
Gently, has been filed in probate
court. 1t leaves her estate of $4,000
to her son-in-law Ansel L. LOOMS of
Owosso and names him executor of
the will.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Arnold will leave
Saturday to enjoy sojourn in Flori-
| -haepssj~eett aaevia- So
Petersburg and they will make tfItif
headquarters in that booming city,
where several other Owosso residents
ARE spending the winter.
I There are at present IL prisoners
I'm the county Jail all for circuit court
offenses.. All but one are either
lawaiting arraignment or sentence
while the otheriis serving 90-day
sentence. The prisoners include one
woman.
| Phillips & Taylor are. remodeling
and redecorating their Office and
waiting room at the corner Of Ball
and Mason streets. The room has
been somewhat enlarged and viii be
fitted out with new seats and. when
completed will be very comfortable
and commodious. 8
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Cooper enter
tanned party of friends Friday even
ing complimenting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
i G. Duffield,- who will soon leave the
city for their new home in Long
Beach, California. Cards were en-
i joyed until late hour, after which a
delicious luncheon was served.
After hearing testimony in the non.
contested divorce case of Mrs. Vers
Buckle of Owosso, against Henry
Buckle, Judge Collins held up de
cree on technicality. The law re
! quires that bill Of complaint must b
filed go days before decree can b
:. taken.
The Parker Monument works ha
completed a large frame addition t,
the plant on South Washington St
to be used for storage purposes. l
is also installing some new machinery
: including large Curtis air compress
I sor to furnish air for their pneumati
n tools.
" At the Chamber of Commerce lur
? cheon Tuesday recognition was take
|. of the protests of numerous citizen
: regarding the lack Of gas for cookin
and lighting, and q committee cor
: sisting Of M. F. Blair and A. E. Foste
= was appointed to make an investigs
= ton and report cenditions.
d John Brown, 81 and Irene Brow
/ Is, waived examination Satsirda
night in justice court and wore bour
!, over to the circuit court on chars
:, of illegal 90 habitation. Although a,
= married they have been living as ms
% and wife on Cute street for severl
n weeks.
, Mrs. M. j. Lapham. for many veal
:. resident of Owosso and Henderst
: until she moved to Detroit with b
- daughter, Mrs. w. z. Mckenzie, dis
20 Sunday afternoon following a relap,
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