The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-10-21

mortal hospital.
Born to Mr.. end Mrs. William
McEntee, Comstock street, at Men,
orial hospital Friday, nine pound
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Williams of
Royal Oak, were in the city for a
few days this week as the guests OF
relatives.
Walter Nimphie, Randolph street,
paid a fine of SIS in justice court
for driving car while intoxicated,
last night.
Mrs. Glen Danley and children of
St. Johns, are the guests of Mrs.
Danley's parents, Mrs. Andrew Geek
on Ada street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Strauch, south of Corunna, boy,
Morley A. Mrs. Strauch was former
ly Miss Pauline Honecker.
Ground is being broken for the
erection of a two family apartment
on North Adams street, near Oliver,
back of the old Dudley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bailey and
daughter Jean, leave this evening
for Venice City, Cal. Mr.. Bailey will
open a new store in that place.
Gilbert Fellows, well known here,
died at his home in Bancroft last
week. He was formerly prominent
in politics in that part of the county
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Lathrop OF
Los Angeles, Cal, are in the city
the guests of the latter's daughter
Mrs. C. o. Loring, West Oliver street
Twenty-three members of the
Philathea and Baraca classes attend
ed the first district meeting of these
organizations which was held at TIT
North Baptist church in Flint Sun
day.
Misses Hazel Vincent, Ethe
Hutchinson, Anna Green and Pau
Turner were the delegates from thi
city, who attended the State Ep
worth League convention at tn
Oak Park M. E. church in Flint
= Saturday and Sunday.
III Sale of the grist mill in Corunn
by T. M. Newton and Harry Eesle
is announced. The purchaser is M
Parshall, a Chesaning banker, VIII
will install his two sons, one no
living at Parshallburg, and the otht
at Detroit, as managers. Both al
practical millers.
4 Robt. Wilcox of Owosso, regaine
the Michigan championship amor
Ford racing drivers at Bay City Su
day when he defeated Dudek, tt
Midland speed demon in both a II
mile matched race and a 25-mi
j race in which there were eig
starters.
ri Mrs. Charlotte Leavitt, II, di
Friday at the home of her daught'
Mrs. Ruth Wright, 405 East hi
= street, after an illness OF sevel
weeks. Funeral services were M
=, Monday afternoon at o'clock
| the Church of Christ, Rev. F.
| Draper officiating.
At least SO teachers in Owo
schools are expected to attend
Michigan State Teachers cow
IL ton in Detroit, October rs, ~
II %. Supt. Whitman says that effo
are being made to secure a spec
train over the Grand Trunk to C
yey the teachers to the meeting.
John Janoyick, 46, New Ha'
township farmer, was re-arres
Monday at the expiration of tt
of 80 days in the county Jail, WI
he served for cruelty to his 15-ye'
old daughter. The new war;
charges that he is the father OF
Oldest daughters unborn child.
Mrs. H. P. White, West N
street left Monday for visit
Boston and Providence, R. l.
Joined a party of ladies in Oct
and the company will attend
tional convention in Providence.
tober 10th to the Goth, Of the
mans Home Missionary society
Methodist churches.
One house was struck by Ii
ming, transformers we're burned
and phones put out of order :
severe electrical and rain st
which swept over the city betv
midnight and one o'clock MOI
morning. The rain was accompa
by heavy rolling thunder and all
incessant flashes of lightning.
Miss Florence Nelson, who is
tending the University of Mich
this year, has been signally homo
Miss Nelson, who is reader OF
and has taken part in several
tuer productions in this city,