The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-09-30

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DR.. and Mrs. F. H. williams wer,
called to Royal Oak last Thursday b,
the illness of Mrs. Max Williams.
Miss Georgia Colt has gone to New
Baltimore to spend few weeks al
the Tillotson home, known as "The
FRS"
Miss Carolyn Melchers left Sat.
urday for Northampton, Mass, where
she will attend Smith college this
coming year.
M. j. DeYoung has returned af-
ter attending the National Retail
Clothing association convention at
Rochester,, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Knapp have
returned from a two weeks visit
with their son H. B. Knapp and fam
lily in Chicago.
d. E. Sherwood, GIT King street
had the misfortune to fracture his
wrist Sunday while cramking car
for neighbor.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kirby,
North Dewey street, an eight and
half pound daughter, Isabel Emily,
Saturday morning.
Misses Florence Ward and Celia
Olney left Monday for Ann Arbor
to resume their work for the coming
year at the university.
mel, 424 Grover street, Monday,
Sept. &c, six pound daughter, Err
ma Alkaline. Mrs. Rummel was for
merly Miss Fern Hills.
William Melchers and Homer Cop
pernall went to Ann Arbor Monday
morning where they will attend the
university this coming year.
George Welte, formerly chief of
police in this city, and son Victor,
who now reside in Ludington were
guests Of his son, Carl Welte, this
week.
Mary j. Allen has filed suit for
divorce from lie Roy Allen, whom
she married in 1892, and from
whom she separted in 1919. She
alleges cruelty.
Richard Ferris and Wayne Taylor,
deputy sheriff, Monday exhibited to
shot at Hougnrohi 1als vh~r--sc-'1-ar was
about year old.
DIR. and Mrs. J.. O. Parker Left
Sunday for Washington, d. c., where
the doctor will attend the annual
meeting of the American X-Ray and
Radium association.
Clifford Zendler of Owosso was
placed on probation Monday for three
years. He raised a check for $19
recently. He must repay the amount
of the check and pay $25 court costs.
Owosso and st. Johns high school
football teams fought through 60
minutes of play at st. Johns Friday
to scoreless tie. 1t was the sea-
sons opening for both teams.
Misses Loretta Bowling, Hazel
Campbell, Alice Ross, Verna Gunnl-
son, LaReign Dawson and Elizabeth
Pond left Saturday for Ypsilanti,
where they will attend school this
year.
Mrs. C. H. Cossit, North Saginaw
street, was the hostess Sept. % at
six o'clock dinner, given in honor OF
Mrs. Cossit's brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Judson Fairman Of De-
troit.
Friends in this city have received
the announcement of the birth of
son to Mr.. and Mrs. John Harmon
of Los Angeles, Calf. Mrs. Harmon
was formerly Miss Frances DeverauS
of this city.
The Owosso City team won two
games on its two day jaunt over Sat
urday and Sunday, winning from
Pontiac on Saturday by score Of
to 8, and from Holly on Sunday by 6
8 to 5 score.
William Guipe left Friday for In
.dianapolis, Ind, to attend the Nation
al Encampment Of Civil War Veter
ans. He will visit friends and rela
tives in South Bend and Elkhart be
| fore returning home.
! Miss Lillian Kerkin, 429 Cas-
street, was hostess Sept. % to mum
| mer of friends at kitchen shower
] in honor Of Miss Nellie McKerring
| whose marriage to Paul Ball is al
| event of the near future.
C. d. Bell, of this city, has beer
appointed probation officer for thu
county by Gov. Groesbeck. Hi
duties will be to act as next frient
of men living in this county who have
been paroled from prisons.
Lucas Havaldo, 212 Potomac Ave
will have a trial in Justice court OF
October 5, on a charge of drivin,