The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-08-26


River street.
Frank Norris, II, has been placed
on probation for six months by JUS
tice Day for speeding.
Suit for $4,000 has been started
by summons by John II. Davis against
Lewis Sweetland of Owosso.
Peter Moxim of Corunna has start
ed suit against George Mott for $4OO.
The suit is garnishment action.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McNett, Co.
runna avenue, left Friday by auto
for a months vacation at Elberta.
Mrs. L. Swartzmiller has gone
to Orillia, Ont, to visit her father.
She was accompanied by Miss Eve
Ign Ward.
Misses Bertha Deuer and Ger
trude Manahan have returned to
their homes in this city after a visit
to Niagara Falls.
Fire Saturday morning slightly
damaged the coal shed at the Mich
igan Central pumping station on
Chapman street.
Louie Thorne returned to his home
in St. Louis, Mo-, Sunday, after
spending a week at the home OF MS
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z.
Duff, Washington street.
James Campbell, who for thirty
wears has conducted barber shop
in West Owosso, has sold the busi-
. ness to Ray S. Stinson, who has
taken possession.
The annual camp meeting OF the
International Holiness Churches OF
Michigan opened Friday evening at
the Bible Holiness Seminary grounds
on South Washington street.
Claude Jones, brick mason al
Morrice. died in Memorial hospital
Friday as the result of injuries sus'
tanned when he fell IL feet whiie
working on the new building OF the
:. Common Ice Cream Co., at Ovid.
A Ford automobile belonging t'
Leo ]. Rathburn, 513 Fletcher street
Owosso. stolen on the night OF Au
gust 10, has been recovered IN brya,,
n and Frank and Lloyd Russell
Owosso youths, are in jail as re
suit.
Roth Corunna baseball teams wer
victorious in their games Sunday, tn
C;tv team defeating Lennon by
ccore of to 8, at McCurdy Parl
$500. and .the-AH- Stars winning from Ne
Iotbrop at that village by score
16 to 3.
paoouse of the small number OF e
service men who attended the mee
- ing Sunday night, only prelmina
stens were taken toward organic
ton of a post of veterans OF 1orei'
wars. Another meeting Will De ne
a week from tonight.
7 7 Crowley who has been e
Moved in the train despatchers OF
- ces at Ann Arbor railroad diVisl
beadouarters here, has been
pointed local manager OF 'he Tue
Telegraph Co.
The annual picnic of the Met
d;st Episcopal Sunday school OF
runna was held yesterday at Cor
ma mark in connection with the
nual meeting of the county u
Government league.
Otto Fisher, living at 1901 ia
street. was injured Saturday M
inc when he fell into a conVeyo'
the canning factory. The extern
his injuries were not beiieVeo u
of a dangerous nature.
The will of the late Mrs. N
Kerr. of Perry, has been hied
nrohate court. 1t disposes OF al
tate of $4,000, giving l,ooo 10
con Howard Northrup, and the
ance is equally divided between
daughters, Mrs. Jennie HAS
and Mrs. Lena Dunning, OF r.
Ed TAYLOR, of Pasadena, c
and his aunt, Mrs. George Hurte
Flint. are guests Of Mrs. II. b.
orson. 326 N. Washington street
TAYLOR is a former Owosso boy,
has made many friends in TINS
who are glad to welcome him
Peter Pearsoll, Of New Lot
was killed Friday at Gladwin'
lightning struck his stables at
fair grounds. One of Mr.. Pear
horses was also killed. The
was brought to New Lothrop
the funeral services were held
day at the M. P. church under
sonic auspices.
Glenn Matthews, 10, OF Flint
Harry Williams, az, Cuban
serving 80 days in the count
for vagrancy and when they
plete their term they will face
es of breaking and entering Tn