The Owosso times., 1921-06-17

A daughter, Naomi Ruth, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Null
der, on Saturday, June IL.
A daughter, Eunice B., was born
to DR.. and Mrs. H. L. linus of this
city at the Bronson hospital in Kala-
mazoo on Friday, June 3.
Mesdames H. P. Wolaver, William
Harris and S. s. Miner entertained
Tuesday and today with luncheon at
1890, at the home of Mrs. Wolhaver,
514 w. Oliver street.
The girls from j. E. Osner's office
at the Ann Arbor railway, gave a
shower for Mrs. Beatrice Grove, at
the home of Miss Marjorie Brown,
June 8. They presented Mrs. Bank
ert with an electric grill.
P. H. Forty resigned his position
at Connor's Ice Cream Company to
accept position as manager in the
basement of the d. M. Christian Co.
store.
Fred Edwards, former city clerk
of Owosso, now travelling auditor for
the Rock Island railroad, visited
friends and relatives in Owosso this
week. His headquarters are at
Little Rock, Ark.
Born to- Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ploch
an eight pound daughter on June
10, at the home of the formers par
211 South Park street. Mrs. Ploch
was formerly Miss Gladys Markham.
A petition has been filed in pro-
bate court asking for the appoint
ment of an administrator Of the es-
tate of the late Mary Walker of
Perry. The estate amounts to $2,-
800.
The survivors are his wife,
daughter, Mrs. Anna Taphouse, of
New Haven township, and two sons,
Paul Vautherot, of Chesaning and
Edward Vautherot, at home. Inter
ment will be made in Wilkinson ceme-
terry.
Justin Shattuck submitted to an
operation for appendicitis at Me-
mortal hospital Friday and went
through the ordeal very well, but had
several bad spells during the week and
his condition today 10 serious.
Commissioner Stebbins asks that
property owners and others cut their
own weeds this year. In for
mer years, the city has cut them and
assessed the cost in the taxes. The
commissioner declares that this mon
eyS Can just as wei. be saved by the
taxpayers if they swing a scythe
themselves for a short time.
w. A. Rosenkrans of the State
Savings bank, was elected vice pres
ident of the State Bank section of
the American Bankers association at
Detroit last week. Mr.. Rosenkrans
will attend the convention of the
American Bankers association at Los
Angeles, Calf, October 2 to 9 this
fall.
Mr.. Vautherot came to Shiawas-
see county from France about 40
years ago. He had been a farmer
since that time and was highly res
pected in his community. He was
member of the French Christian
church and Rev. Walter Knapp, the
pastor of that church officiated at
the funeral services held from the
home Sunday afternoon.
Lynn Bolts, of Morrice, will at
tend the state fair q. Detroit this
year as the guest of :he manage.
ment, having been picked because
Of the highest averages among
eighth grade pupils of the county,
and having the highest standing in
his answers to set of questions
prepared by the state fair manage
ment.
Emil Hess, AZ, a farmer living
just outside the village Of Benning-
ton is serving 80 days in the coun-
ty Jail, following his conviction
last week Wednesday on a charge of
assault and battery, preferred by Le-
Roy Smith, whose farm adjoins that
of Hesse. Hesse is serving after re-
| fusing to permit his friends to pay
his fine, and after delivering himself
to the county Jail without an officer.
S. A. Waugh and Fred Good
knecht, both employed in the store
| of the Owosso Grocery company were