The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-07-22
LOCAL NEWS

i Mrs. Charles Wideow and M,
Henry Mywiede and SON, Charlie
who have been visiting at the home ,
Dr. and Mrs. c. L. Sheppard on I
washington street have left for the
home in Muscatine, Iowa.
Lieut.. Ralph Tate, of Edgewoo,
Md, is the guest of relatives in tn
city and will remain until about Aug
ust 9th. Mrs. Tate, who has bee
with her parents for several week
will return home with her husband.
]. Edwin Ellis went to Chicag,
wednesday morning to visit the In
dependent Stove Company's ex
hibit at the Chicago stove and fur
mace show which closes this week
Mr.. Ellis is expected to return Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Post and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Dudeck of Owosso
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Err
win Cooley and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Setter of Corunna spent last week at
the Schroeder cottage on Lobdell
Lake near Linden.
Miss Jean Hurst, who has been
visiting her brother, James Hurst
on North Ball street for the past
month, left Sunday for Chicago
where she will be connected with the
Coit-Alber Chautauqua company in
it's tutor through Indiana, Illinois and
Iowa.
Delmer Arthur Rice, 12-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rice, of
Brady township, died Friday morning
following an operation for appendi-
citus. The lad was born in Ohio, and
was the only remaining child, the
parents having previously lost their
other two children.
John Zackar, 13 years old, liv-
ing on Milwaukee street faces the
possibility of losing the sight of both
eyes as the result of a prank Monday
night, when he touched a match to
the powder from two cartridges and
it exploded, burning his face and
eyes.
Misses Celesta and Anna Grill
have been spending the past two
weeks visiting their sister, Mrs. F.
A. Hubbard of New York City. While
there they visited at Long Island,
Newark, New Jersey, Coney Island
and other points of interest. Miss
Anna will remain in the East for two
weeks yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bailey have re-
ceived a telegram stating that the
body of their son, Harold Bailey ar
rived at Hoboken, N. Y, on July Is.
Harold Bailey died of pneumonia in
France on October Is, 1918, after
three months overseas duty. He was
a member of Company E, 340th In
fantry, S5th division.
Corunna Independents lost Sun
days game to Oaks Wildcats of Flint
by score Of to 2. Despite the fact
that Riker pitched one of the best
games of the season, the breaks went
against the locals and Flint kept
runs over the plate until
hey had the game sewed up. A home
run with one on base, also helped to
boost Flint's total.
The little child of Milton Berry
suffered a four inch cash on its
head and two machines, one driven
oy Mr.. Berry and the other by E. }.
Hubbard, were badly damaged when
The two machines collided at Ocker-
mans corner in Bennington Monday.
night recovered Nash touring car,
nearly new, said to have been. stolen
n Toledo, and are holding George
Carue, of Bay City, on suspicion. He
vas arrested in Owosso after the car
had been recovered.
Miss Mae Babcock Of st. Johns, We'd
,esday paid fine of $40 aud costs OF
% % in Justice court for driving 30
niles an hour. Lyna M. Watkins OF
Perry, drew the same penalty for the
anne offense. A. l.. Mcdonald admitted
Irving 35 miles an honr and settled
alter. Lester Mccain ran over the iron
policeman on Washington street, knock
ma 1t over aud failed to pick 1t up. end
smother machine ran over it. He paid
me dollar. J. M. Kingdom of California,
laid dollar for having no tailtlight on
lis car. Justice Day imposed the fines.