The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-03-12

oi0 Pounu unukusSI WAo po1u
Monday afternoon to M and Mrs. u.
William Bell.
J. G. Osburn left Saturday to JON
his family at Hollywood, Calf. He
expects to return in about six weeks.
Mrs. George Bookman has returned
to Royal Oak after having been here TO
attend the wedding OF her sister, Wini-
fred CollIver.
William Koblmeyer Of Henderson
attended a meeting of the Michigan
State Threshers Assn. in Lansing this
week.
Mrs John Murray, who was operat-
ed upon at st. Josephs hospital Ann
Arbor, last week is improving steadily
and speedy recovery Is expected.
Mrs. o. H. Rounds has returned to
Detroit. after spending two week at
the home of o. L. Sprsgue, West King
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Clemmsns re-
turned Thursday to Spokane, Ohio,
after spending three weeks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs E. Wildermuth, Of
New Haven.
Mrs. Maude Thompson was in Ian.
sing Thursday to attend a board meet.
ing of the state Federation of Women's
Clubs, at M. A, G.
Hobart Shaw of Detroit, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. j. Shaw Of this city has
resigned his position with the G, M.
Schettler Co. Of Detroit, and accepted
a position of manager Of the North.
western pharmacy.
w. E. Payne has returned home after
a sojourn of several weeks in st. Peters.
burg, Fla. Mrs. Payne and daughters
Josephine and Ruth will remain there
until warmer weather.
George p. easier, 700 Pine st who
was injured last Friday when the
freight elevator in the D. M. Christian
store fell to the basement, remains in a
serious condition.
G II. Maliskey & Son. the contractors
in charge of the erection Of the Memoir,
ial hospital, began work Monday. Wal.
ter Mailskey Of Lansing, is here to take
active charge of the work and 1t will be
pushed as fast as conditions will permit.
| Mrs. G. Fl. Trask OF Portland, Orc
arrived in Owosso' Thursday, called on
account of her fathers sickness, Geo.
w. Martin. $50 West Exchange street
Mrs, Trask was known to old Owosso
friends as Miss Eliza Martin. rt
Wednesday evening the nine children
and grandchildren, 81 In all, OF
Marshall Davis, gathered at his home
on Young street, to celebrate his 6lst
birthday. A fine supper was enjoyed
aud the evening very happily .p.nt.
Gordon V. Valentine, father of
Mrs. j. B. Stewart, died Friday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.. Stew
art, in Detroit, of paralysis, at the
age of rs years. Mr.. Valentine was
born in New York state in 1845. He
moved to Michigan when rs years old
, and lived in various parts of the state
and in Owosso for ten years, moving
to Detroit in January with his daugh.
ter. He is survived by on daughter
Mrs. j. B. Stewart, and a son, George
: Valentine, of Newcastle, Ind. The re-
: mains were brought to Owosso and 6
| funeral service held here and buria
r took place at Ovid.
Fl. L. Dollahan, representing tn,
King Manufacturing Co.. Of Chicago
manufacturers of electrical SUPPLE
' was here Tuesday and conferred will
E members Of the boulevard lighting
e committee Of the Merchants Civic club
e He secured blue print and specitica
tiors for the lighting system desired OF
!. which the company will submit biz
to the committee The committee i
still busy on details that must be work
ed out before soliciting of funds for tn
improvement can be started and hope
, to be able to make definite announce
0 ment of the cost in the near future.
!, Mrs. John Bonassee of New Havel
: township, died at her home Tuesda.
+ evening Of pneumonia resulting from
the influenza. Mrs. Bonsssee had beel
k i'll for several weeks and was sufferin,
4 from influenza when twin boys wer
born. One of the twins ded abou
, three weeks ago and the other ia criti
cally i'll. All other members OF tn
, family have also been i'll. Mrs. Bopas
s see was born and had always lived il
o the house in which she died. She wal
q 90 years cd. Surviving are her hus
$ band and four children. the oldest eigh
years Of age. Another boy wac droweet
: last May when he fell into the river.
e Word has been received Of the dtatl
v of o. G. Hobart of Sawtelle, Calf.
!. formerly of this city. Ha bad been
patient sufferer from lung trouble 70
. some years. and had to epend his win
a ters in California. Mr.. Hobart wa
bort at Chagrin Falls in 1s43, and cine
|. to Owosso in 1866, where he made hi