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

mer eCnooi dt SolumDl6 university THIS
year. He left Thursday.
Miss Kate Corlett left Thursday for
New York City where che will attend
the summer session at Columbia Uni.
versity.
Mrs Warren Smith of Findlsy, o.
formerly Miss Florence Upham, is Wis
iting at the home of her father. Walter
Upbam. 2l0 John Street.
Miss Arlene Lawrence, teacher in
the Detroit schools, returned home
Saturday evening to spend her vaca-
ton at her home on East Oliver street.
Maurice Stein Rigley returned Sat-
urday from Notre Dame University
to spend his vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rigley, Michi-
gan avenue.
Mics Catherine Woodward and Mas
ter Warren Woodward, of North Shia-
wassee street, are spending their
vacation at the home of their uncle, B.
Il Knapp, of Chicago.
The estate of Miles Newman, de
ceased, of Burns township is given IA
$1,000 in petition filed in probate court
today, seeking the appointment of an
administrator.
Miss Margaret Geffs, who left Mon
day morning for her new home in Chi
cago, was pleasantly surprised Friday
evening at six o'clock dinner, given in
her honor by fourteen of her school
girl friends.
Miss Wilma DeMuth. of Oliver
street left Sunday for Phetford, VT,
with Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Wheel
er, of the University of Michigan, vo-
cal department, to study during the
next two months.
Two wives, both of Durand, seeking
divorces made charges of non support
against their husbands They are Mrs.
Dora Linzey, who is suing Charles
Linzey and Mrs. Margaret Hughes
against Tilden Hughes.
Captain W. High and two troopers
of the Michigan State Police, arrived
Wednesday afternoon from Lansing,
preparatory to trip through the
county that means death to dogs on
which taxes have not been paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Watson and
daughter, Miss Louise, will motor to
Fort Wayne today, where they will
attend the wedding of their son, Paul,
formerly Of this city, which will take
saturday mofning. The bride is Miss
Pearl Sharp Of Galesburg. Ill. BE-. 49,.
Miss Hazel Tidman, West Oliver
street, was hostess to number of
guests from Ionia, Tuesday, members
Of the sewing club to which Miss It'd
man belonged when she resided in that
city. The guests were entertained at a
three course luncheon at the Colonial
Tea Room.
Miss GETS was presented with a
pretty framed picture. After an auto
ride the party repaired to the home
of Miss Marion Brittson, West Oliver
street, where they were joined by IA
of their young men friends, spending
| the remainder of the evening in dane
ing.
Mrs. Ella Potter of Hazelton town.
ship, who was divorced by her hus-
band Charles Potter, two weeks ago,
and then taken into custody as an in
sane person, was this morning releas-
ed by Judge Bush, to the custody of
her brother, Mr.. Bloomfield, living
near Bancroft, for two weeks.
City Attorney Pond has been in
structed to notify the Grand Trunk
railroad system that unless it graveled
and put into suitable condition, its
crossings on South Washington
street, the matter would be taken up
with the public utilities commission
in an effort to get some action. The
company has been repeatedly request
ed to fix the crossing.
Cecil T Goodwill Of this city, is a
the head of hhe G. T. Goodwill corpora
ton, recently organized at Lapeer TO
the manufacture of wooden steerin,
; wheel rims and automobile top bows
The company was organized amonl
Ltpeer business men, and the plant vii
be completed this week. The plant will
have about 5000 square feet of floo
q space and 30 men will be employed.
Oliver Middleton of this city, has
through his attorney, R. d. Matthew
: made a settlement with the Detroi
d United Railway, in the $500 damag
suit started by Middleton. The sui
I was to have gone to trial last wee
O but at the opening of the trial the dc
Tense offered satisfactory settlement
and it was accepted. Middleton ha
n one arm broken when a street car o
o which he was riding, was struck by
n truck in August, 1918.
= Ray Stinson, special officer at tn