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

Mrs. I. q. Hahn and daughter, Miss
Louise. left Thursday evening for a
several weeks visit in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Flora Cook, and daughter. Miss
Minnie Cook, hickory street, left Wed.
nesday for Battle Creek where they will
reside.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Widen, July Is, at the
home of Michael Purcell, East Main
street.
Chief VIM. Howell returned Fri
day from Bay City where he at
tended the annual convention of the
State Firemen's association.
Miss Laura Green is taking a three
weeks vacation from her duties at
d. M. Christians store. She is re-
sorting at Muskoga Lake, Can.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Miner and Mrs. L.
f. Miner and children, James and Phyl.
lis left Thursday for Argentine for an
outing. l.. F. Miner will spend the
week. end there.
Miss Louise Beckwith is taking a
weeks vacation from her duties on the
Flint Journal and is spending the time
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. M.
Beckwith, Adams
Mr.. and Mrs Wellington Ward have
sold their home, Shady Brook farm
north of the city. to Fred Hayes of this
city. They have purchased the hcme
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stone O'Berg on West
Exchange street.
DR.. w. E. Ward mas returned home
after visiting his daughter, Mrs. Loren
Williams of Tallulah Park, Ga. Mrs.
Williams accompanied her father home
and will visit in this city for several
weeks.
The reunion of Mrs. Sarah Thomp-
son and children and grand children
was held Sunday the 18th at the farm
of o. A. Myers four miles east of the
city. Tables were set for twenty-five
in the orchard and a picnic dinner
was served.
Candidates for Republican nomins-
lions for county Offices who have fled
petitions for re nomination are: County
Clerk Burnett; Drain Commissioner
Alonzo Griffin; Treasurer w. R Dean
and Judge Bush of the probate court,
There will be meeting of the tenn.
persnce. women of Shiswaseee county,
saturday, July "a, at 100 o'clock, at
the Office of Knapp 81 Smith, Owosso,
to arrange for rally and annual picnic
All interested please attend this meet
ing and bring your friends.
j. B. Thompson, living in New
Jersey, Friday paid to George Crane,
119 North Elm street, $3.50 for dam
ages done to Cranes car in an acct
dent Tuesday, and settled with the
courts for the cost of bringing him
back to Corunna from Grand Rapids.
He was caught in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Katherin Ciganek, al years
old, and living in Venice township,
died at Memorial hospital July Is.
She had been in poor health for sew
eral months and had been at the hos
pital for. 13 weeks. The funeral was
held Monday morning at s o'clock at
st. PauPs Catholic church.
On recommendation of Prescott
ing Attorney Matthews, Glen Glass;
man, Of this city, has been dis
charged from custody Of the officers.
He was arrested some time ago after
Fred Wilson, who pleaded guilty to
a charge of forgery, had implicated
him.
Two boys, aged seven and five
years, broke into the second hand
goods store Of o. H. Hickey on South
Water street Monday and took a
number of articles. Passersby saw
them prowling around the store with
fiashlight and called the police.
They are believed to be the same boys
who broke into Townsend and Full
mer's store, and stole money and nu-
merous articles.
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Sunday at midnight charged with un-
lawfully driving away the automobile
of Roy Rundell of Ada street, Run
dell left the car near the telephone
building on Water street and when
he returned it was gone. He report
ed it to the police and later he saw
the car drive up to pool room on
Washington street. Edus and an
other youth were in it.
Dawson Post American
Legion is in receipt of commune
cation from Geo. F. Metcalf who has
been appointed welfare officer for
this territory and he states that he
will be at the armory evening of
August End, for the purpose of help
ing any ex-service men that are hav-