The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-01-02

left tc spend the winter in Pontiac with
her son, Robert Msckey.
A daughter, Murrel Ruth. was born
TO Mr. and Mrs Alva Weeks. 908 Queen
street, Tuesday morning.
John Cience Of Owosso. is spending 80
days in the county jail for being drunk.
he used denatured alcohol.
Miss Susie House, former deputy
county clerk, Is helping out in the
clerks Office while home from Ypsilauti
Mrs. Jay Matteson and daughter,
Ruth, of Grand Rapids, are guests of
friends in the city. They will remain
until Saturday.
The members of the Owosso high
school class of 1919 had q very en-
jnvable reunion at the City Dancing
P.rlors Tuesday evening. There were
about thirty present
J Robert Huelet of Durand, was ar
restei Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Her
rick. and held for Flint officers who
held q warrant charging him with wife
desertion.
Mrs. Clara Schultz of Owosso has be-
gun suit for divorce against Herman
Schulz alleging cruelty j, mes l.
Smith also If Owosso has started suit
against Dolly Smith for divorce. also
charging cruelty.
Saturday, at $40, joint installation of
| q. A. r. and w. r. c. officers will be-
held at G. A. r. hall. All wivos and
husbands of both orders are invited;
also all honorary members. Pot-luck
supper will be served.
The girls of the general and local
office of the Union telephone company
entertained for Miss Wilmina Cummin
at farewell party Tuesday evening at
the rest room of the office. Miss
Cummin leaves Monday for Ypsilanti
where she will take a business course.
| Members of the fire department and
few invited friends Gel sbrated the last
hours of the old year by INDUCING in a
delicious spread at fire headquarters
Seven large rabbits, shot by Chief
Howell and Paul Snyder Tuesday,
formed the principal part Of the nj IA
At a meeting OF the Carpenters union
held Monday night, the wage per hour
for carpenters was fixed at OF, cents
This takes effect on April 1. Hereto.
fore the rate has been from So to- so
cents an hopr.
American Malleables indoor base ball,
team Tuesday night defeated the Field
Mfg: Co team ip their first cleslk the
season by scoie ofl10 to 8 The game
was Witnessed by crowd Of such pro
portions az " indicate r. revival sof 4ns-
terest in the game here
On Sunday, Dec %, the eleven weeks
told con Of Mr. and Mrs Harpid Kirk
White, was chrlstened at their home in
Chicago Rev Robert Cooper of River
side, former rector of the Episcopal
church here for many years, perform ID
the ceremony.
William DaiieJ, aged 30, who claims
AIpena as his home, is held in the
county Jail pending an examination as
to his sanity. He. has been employed
on the farm of Sylvester Wrigley south
Of town, but his strange action caused
them to call the sheriff aud have him
locked up.
The sum realized at the benefit CIV
en- at the Lincoln theatre Friday even
ing, Dec. 10, for the Kings Daugh-
tiers, which was $145 was well ex-
pended in providing warm underwear
and other necessary articles, in some
cases groceries and Christmas dinners
for the needy in this city. A part Of
the monel was also used for gifts tt
help in making happy Christmas fol
the children at the Dorcas home.
Judge Matthew Bush has made an
order. establishing the will of the lat'
, Mary McClintock of Lsingsburg anc
admitting it to probate. Her will wa
destroyed when her home was burned
! last winter and Mrs. McClintock los
her life. The will as established leaves
{ half OF the estate to Miss Nellie Phillip
Of Detroit and the other half to Mrs
> Allie Elliott of California. It amount
to about $1,000
The T. 8. & M. branch from Owoss
to Ashley. has been restored to tn
: Grand Trunk railroad company by th
! Ann Arbor, and passenger trains begar
!, , running over the line from O~osso I,
Muskegon Thursday. The early trail
will reach Owosso at ls:45 and will
leave here on the return trip at o'clocl
p. m. Freight service is TO be restore'
) by the Grand Trunk between Durant
! and Muskegon.