The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-01
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Loring o.
Alma, spent Easter with Mr.. and Mrs
C. o. Loring.
Mrs. DeForrest Benson and daugh
ter, Mary Elizabeth, are spending
week in Union City.
S. S. Connolly returned to Cleve.
land Monday after spending Easter
with his family in Owosso.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Crambell, North Chestnut street,
March %, twin boys, Victor and
Virgel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Phillips and son,
Thomas of Detroit, were the guests of
Michael Phillips, Cass street, Sunday.
A ten-pound son, Richard William,
was born to Mrs. Richard Hendry,
Corunna avenue, Sunday morning.
Mr.. Hendrey died several months
ago.
B. S. Griffin of Corunna, has pur-
chased a grocery and meat business
in Lansing. He will probably not
move there until after the school
year ends.
George Bennett, farmer living
near Perry paid fine of five dollars
in Justice Nichols court Saturday
afternoon after pleading guilty to a
charge of being drunk.
Heirs of the late Mrs. Johanna
Buckley Of New Haven, have petit
toned the probate court for an ap-
pointment of an administrator of her
estate. amounting to $4,000.
Mrs. Myrtle Young of Perry, has
begun divorce proceedings against
Howard Young. She charges that he
failed to provide for her and that he
consorted with other women.
August Code, SO, died March "a,
at his home, 218 Corunna avenue,
after a long illness with cancer of
the stomach. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon at 80 o'clock at
the Evangelical church.
Peter Harris of this city pleaded
guilty Monday in justice court at
Corunna Monday to a charge of VIC
lation of the school law by failure to
send his son to school regularly. He
paid the costs.
Miss Esther Lyon, who is attending
the University of Michigan, DIR. and
Mrs. John F. Bulmer of Detroit and
Mrs. Bulmer of Youngstown, Ohio,
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. D. Lyon over Sunday.
Howard Bowman, formerly of Ow-
osso and his son, Howard w. Bow
nan of Detroit spent Saturday and
Easter Sunday in Owosso with rela-
ives, Mrs. Edward Martin and Mr..
and Mrs. William Farrell.
Joseph SAWS, aged 81 years, died
1t his home in Caledonia township
Sunday. Born in Bohemia, he came
% this country ten years ago. Dur
ng the past five years he has resided
On the farm where he died. He
caves widow and five children.
The first ward Mothers meeting
vas held at the home of Mrs. Leona
Wardell, Friday afternoon and Is
we're present. Mrs. L. L. Conn was
present and read a paper on "The
Rights of Children" which was
highly interesting and instructive.
Fire did considerable damage Mon
lay to the rear of the house at 1908
South Chapman street, occupied by /
Mrs. Frank Kidd and family. The
family was eating dinner when chill
iren outside discovered the blaze on
the roof.
Commissioner Stebbins will soon
begin work repairing the sidewalks |
in the business district, which were |
cut to permit the laying of the cable |
for the boulevard lights, as soon as it
is certain that there will be no more
weather. At the same time,
the curbs about the business district |
will be repaired.
Mrs. Jewell VanBuren, aged 10
years, died at her home in Durand
Friday after having been i'll with
pneumonia for the last four weeks.
Miss Theo Wright was born in Shia-
wassee township, February 81, 1902.
She lived in that township and in
Owosso all her life until she moved
to Durand last December. She is
survived by her husband, a two
son, her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Wright and one brother,
Hubert of Detroit.
Francis Hotelling, aged 76 years,
died at the home of his son, Adolph
629 North Park street,
this city, Sunday afternoon. He was
born in New York state, came to
Michigan about Ga years ago. For
SO years he resided at Excelsior in
Kalkaska County. Moving from
he resided at the 500. He