The Owosso times., 1921-05-20
LOCAL NEWS

=. II. Stanard went TO memorial
Hospital Tuesday to submit to an alb
dominal operation.
A nine pound son was born Satur-
day, May ID, to Mr.. and Mrs. Anson
Tyler of S02 East Oliver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips and
Mrs. Katherine Kuhn, of Detroit,
were the guests of Michael Phillips,
Sunday.
Chief of Police Hodges announces
that hereafter the ordinance against
riding bicycles on the sidewalks will
be enforced.
Gerald Warden, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warden, fell
Monday evening and suffered frac-
ture Of the left thigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D. Kimble,
South Washington street, report the
birth of a daughter. Helen Virginia,
born Monday, May 16.
Born, son, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mahoney, of Laingsburg, on We'd
nesday, May IL. Mrs. Mahoney was
formerly Miss Pearl Kyle of Owosso.
Suit for $500 has been started by
Chatterton & Son of Lansing against
L. c. Hall of Owosso. The suit in
wolves deal for carload of beans.
Russell Dewey is the name of an
8-pound boy born May to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Burke, Randolph street.
Mrs. Paul DeFrenn and children,
William Howell, chief of the fire
department, who has been confined
to his home by illness for the past
three weeks, was able to be out Tues
day. for the first time.
of Webster, Fla, are visiting at the
home of D. Sanders, East Main
street. Mrs. DeFrenn was called here
last week by the serious illness of her
sister, Miss Doris Sanders.
Mrs. w. F. Noble was called to
Saginaw Sunday by the death of her
sister, Mrs. Henry Robinson. Mrs.
Robinson has visited Mrs. Noble here
frequently and had many friends who
will deeply mourn her death.
Roy c. Bailey, who has been using
tractors with great deal of success
in his road building, has put three
more of them at work on the lob
near Henderson. He uses them in
grading, in preference to horses.
Nick Lavinskey and his wife, liv-
ing south of Corunna, pleaded-guilty
in circuit court May IL, to a charge
of Violating a the. dry.slaws and were
assessed costs of $50 each with an
alternative of 40 days in Jail. They
paid.
The best scores made in the shoot
held May IL by the Owosso Gun Club
include the following: G. Sackrider
22, c. Taylor %, o. Moore 22, w.
Waite 22, r. Aberle 20, w. Hafer 10,
Germer 10, c. King 18, J. Hicks Is,
ID. Blair 16, F. Stebbins IL.
Rev. W. F. Jerome, who recently
resigned as rector of the Episcopal
church here, will be the speaker of
the day on Memorial Day here, it is
announced by the committee on
speakers. Rev. Jerome is now in
Lansing but will return to Owosso for
that day.
Glen Davis, IL years old, is in GUS
tody at the Dorcas Home and is to
be taken into juvenile court on a
charge Of stealing silverware and eat
ables from his brothers home. Young
Davis and number of other boys had
a dugout ON the river bank near Chip
man street and, it is charged, stole
most of the furnishings for it.
The Women's Auxiliary is plan
ming to sell silk Flanders poppies for
the benefit of the Auxiliary next Sat-
urday. These poppies were made in
France and are to be worn on Memo
rial Day. They will be on sale at
Osburn & Sons store Saturday,
where they are now on display, and
possibly at other stores.
Several boys Of Owosso went to
Lansing Tuesday to join the Order of
DeMolay for boys. an organization
for sons of Masons and their chums.
The national organizer and full
cast from the parent organization
were in Lansing for the purpose of
introducing the work in the state.
The ritualistic work is done by boys,
and is beautiful and deeply inn
pressive.
Miss Gertrude Cummings of Chi
cago, who is charged with aiding and
abetting Mrs. Virginia Wainwright of
Duluth, Mimi, in victimizing Owosso
merchants on bad checks, demanded
an examination when arraigned be-
fore Justice Friegel Monday after
noon. The examination will be held
Monday. Miss Cummings was un-
able to furnish 700 bond and was
remanded to the custody Of the
sheriff.
That Mrs. Virginia Wainwright,
alias Mrs. Stella Haynes, and half
dozen other names, who victimized
Owosso merchants two weeks ago, is
one of the most clever operators of