The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-06-18

Tor 1alllng TO SEM MS cnllu 10 school.
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investment? Read Field Body Corpo-
ration add elsewhere in this ISSUE
Adv.
Judge Matthew Bush and w. A.
Rosenkrans leave next Monday on a
two weeks fishing trip on the Au
Sable river.
Be Local Booster. Invest in an
established home industry. Read
Field Body Corporation add elsewhere
in this issue.-Adv.
Judge Collins yesterday granted
decree to the trustees of Memorial
hospital, clearing the title to the hos
pital site in Owosso.
Mrs. Beulah Saxton of Venice town.
ship was given a decree of divorce
yesterday by Judge Collins against
Floyd Saxton on grounds of cruelty.
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investment Read Field Body Corpo-
ration add elsewhere in this ISSUE
Adv.
William Clayton has been awarded
the contract for crawling the trunk
highway north from the new bridge
in New Haven township to the county
line. 1t has already been graded.
August Jostphile and daughter,
Mary, left Monday for Leipsic, Ohio,
to attend the wedding of the formers
daughter, Caroline Jostphile and
Joseph Neueman, which occurs We'd
nesday.
Miss Susie House of this city has
completed her course at Cleary Bust
ness College, Ypsilanti, and has ac-
cepted fine position with the law
firm of Cameron, Kane and Gadola, in
Flint.
Miss Edwinna Virgins of Owosso
today began suit in circuit court for
$4,000 against Bernard Cavanaugh
also of Owosso, for alleged breach
of promise to marry her. The suit was
started by capias.
o. j. Snyder has resigned as
member Of the board of directors of
the Shiawassee county farm bureau,
and Arthur Hanchett of Hazelton has
been elected to succeed him. Mr.. Sny-
der has quit farming.
Lieut.. Clayton Cook, a student at
the M. A. c., will leave Saturday
morning for Newport News to spend
six weeks at an officers training camp.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton Cook, south of the city.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w.
Jennings entertained the "indicted"
board of supervisors of Shiawassee
county and their wives at dinner at
their pleasant home on West Main
street. There were about 40 guests
present.
j. A. Byerly has purchased the gro
Gerry business of Richard Monks, at
Stewart and Chapman streets and will
conduct it on the cash and carry plan.
This makes six Byerly stores, four of
which are in Owosso and one each in
Corunna and Ovid.
Deputy Sheriff George Herrick left
Tuesday for Saginaw to join the
| Shriners' band of that city, which will
go to Portland, Ore, for the national
convention. The encourage will stop
at Salt Lake City, enroute to Portland
and after the convention will go to
San Francisco.
At the suggestion of Chief Hodges,
Mayor Wright has ordered a small
shanty built on the river bank beside
the swimming hole near the water
works, in which the boys may dress
and undress. Strict orders have beer
given however, for the boys to wear
bathing suits or trunks when in bath
ing.
Mrs. William Crosby died Monday
morning at three o'clock at her hom,
433 East Mason street, after a tire,
months illness. She has been in poo
health for long time. Besides he
husband, she is survived by tw,
daughters, Mrs. George B. Whitsell, O
Detroit and Mrs. Worthy S. Cooper, o
Owosso.
Donald J. Zoerkel, a 19-year-ol
Saginaw boy is in the county jai
awaiting arrangement in circuit cour
on charge of stealing a Ford tour
ing car owned by Robert Hudson O
Bennington, in Owosso a week age
He was arrested in Saginaw yester
day by Under Sheriff Pardee and ad
mitted the theft. He waived exami
nation in justice court.
Justice Friegel has announced hi
decision in the case of Root & Ballo
against the National Iron and Rubbe
Co., tried last Saturday. He awarde
the plaintiffs judgment of S210.
is likely that the case will be appeale
to the circuit court. The plaintiff
sued for the value of fur bought @
the defendants, which turned out t
have been stolen before it was pun
I chased by the defendants