The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-02-20

Haven township.
Miss Gabrielle Galloway, probate
court register, has recovered from an
attack of influenza.
Mrs. Harry F. Dudley and Mrs.
Katherine Holleran left Tuesday for
ten day business trip to New York.
Miss Marie Hoyer, of Ann Arbor
and Pauline Johnson, of Ypsilanti
spent the weekend with their parents
in Owosso.
Mrs. Mary Benson, with her TRIM
mer, Miss Margaret Imam, left Sat-
urday for Detroit and Cleveland on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Ward of West
Oliver street have returned from
Washington, where they have been
visiting the latter's sister.
A son, Robert H., was born Febru-
airy IL to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Koh-
Ter, of Decatur, Illinois. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kohler formerly resided in this
city.
Mrs. Bert Jenkins and children left
Tuesday for Illinois before boing to
California. They were accompanied
as far as Chicago by Mrs. William
Angus.
Bankers in Clinton, Shiawassee,
Genesee, Livingston and Eaton coun-
ties known as group 7, will hold their
annual meeting in Charlotte Febru-
airy %.
The will of the late Dennis Nc
Gallery of Rush township, has been
filed in probate court. 1t leaves an
estate of $4,000 to his widow and two
children.
Mrs. Jennie Williams, of Corunna
has begun suit for divorce against
John Williams, charging that he de-
serted her in 1913, one year after their
marriage.
John Forsythe, an employee of the
American Malleables Co., died Sunday
afternoon at the home of his son, Cor
don Forsythe, $50 Ament street, of
pneumonia.
Rt. Rev. C. w. Williams, Bishop of
the diocese of Michigan, will visit
Christ Episcopal church for confirma-
ton next Sunday. The services will
be held in the evening at 1880.
Because of so much sickness in and
around Corunna, it has been decided
to postpone indefinitely, the father
addison banquet planned for Friday
evening, This announcement vas
made Monday. aiitoyG1 Ii9d1 nfo1f 1ra
Frederick Gould, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Gould of this city, wishes to
announce that he is now associated
with Paine, Weber & Co., in their De-
troit office, as the manager of their
Bond Department.
Mrs. Gladys Shubert of Owosso, has
beben given a decree of divorce from
A. E. Shubert on grounds of non-sup-
port. Rubie Lott also of Owosso has
been freed from Grover Lott on the
same grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Smith, NORTH
Ball street, received notice Of the sud
den death of Mrs. Smiths father
Duncan Burnside, of Jackson, Tues
day morning, and left for Jackson tt
attend the funeral.
DR.. F. F. Hoyer received wore
) Monday of the death of his mother
Mrs. Malinda Hoyer, at her home il
Madina, N. Y. The doctor was unable
, to attend the funeral because of TIT
illness of his entire family with tn,
flu.
Honors were divided in Friday
basket ball games between Owoss,
and Arthur hill high school boys
and girls teams, the Owosso boys win
ming by score of 38 to 32 while tn
Owosso girls lost to the Saginaw las
sizes, 40 to 80.
Mrs. Esther Lyke, of Owosso ha
begun divorce proceedings agains
Earl Lyke. She charges that he ha
been cruel to her and has threatene
her life. She secured temporary in
a junction restraining him from inter
: fering with her or from disposing O
: any Of their property.
Z The Congregational church, Sunda
: morning, accepted the resignation @
{ Rev. B. G., Mattson, D. d., as paste
: of the church, which was offered
{ week ago. The resignation is to TAX
) effect early in April. A committe
: was appointed to have in charge tn
: matter of securing another pastor.
I A slight change in the schedule Q
! the T. s. & M. train leaving Owoss
Z daily for Muskegon was announced q
! becoming effective Tuesday. The trai
Z now leaves the main Grain Trun
) station at 1:55 p. m. and Owosso Jun,
Z ton at 2 o'clock.
Z Attorneys L. F. Miner and Ma,
; thews & Hicks were in st. Johns Sat
! urday to argue before Judge Nome
! the motion of the defense for ne,
! trial in the case of the Rumsey C,
Z of Chicago against the Young Rar
! dolph Seed Co., for a new trial.
Z c. A. Manning, superintendent q