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

spending the winter.
Born, an eight-pound son to Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hobart, Sig Milwaukee
street on March Is.
Walter Hollis and Fred Himbure
attended the state plumbersi conf
vention at Jackson this week.
Miss Grace Jacobs, who is teaching
at Gaylord, is spending the Easter va
cation at her home in this city.
Mrs. Otto Helm entertained Ar
better Ladies at her home on North
Shiawassee street, Wednesday after
noon.
Charles Garland of Corunna, was
called to Lake City Monday by the
serious illness of his nine-months-old
son. The child is critically i'll with
influenza.
MIR. and Mrs. F. w. Schulz, Edge
wood Arsenal, Edgewood, Maryland,
are the proud parents of nine pound
boy. Mrs. Schultz was formerly Alma
Marie DeYoung.
A petition has been filed asking for
the appointment of an administra-
tor of the estate of the late Mrs. Cor
nelia Bemis of Bennington. The es-
tate amounts to $500.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Guy N. Elsea,
OF Bowling Green, Ohio, formerly of
Owosso. Easter morning, March 81, a
nine pound son. named Guy Marion.
Mother and son getting alon nicely.
Mrs. Rachel Holley, mother of
Mrs. John Y. Martin, died Monday
at her home in Detroit. The remains
were inferred at Vernon Thursday.
Mrs. Holley formerly resided in
Corunna.
Donald Cook, of Owosso, won FIRST
place in the contest to decide the rep
resentatives Of the Adelphia House
of Representatives, a debating So
ciety of the University of Michigan
in its debate against the Alpha NJ
society.
A number of friends pleasantly
surprised Rev. G. w. Webbink in
honor of his birthday Monday. The
guests included Rev. and Mrs. B.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bosch and |
children, and Mrs. Otto Hide
brandt and daughter, all Of Lansing. |
At the suggestion of the pastor,
Rev. H. A. Waite, at the Baptist |
church Sunday night, collection was
aiken in aid of the fund for Mr.. A.
lyon, who unfortunately lost both
arms in recent sawmill accident.
Mrs. M, w. Southland arrived home
rom Detroit the last of the week
lfter consultation with and treat
nent by an eminent specialist.
Friends are very glad she returns
home so strong and hope for her COM
'lete and speedy recovery.
Mrs. Cora Bolton has filed petit
ion in probate court, asking for the
of an administrator of
he estate of her aunt, the late Mrs.
sarah Lawler of Laingsburg. The
estate amounts to $4,000. The
leirs are Mrs. Borton and two other
lieces and a nephew.
Rev. w. F. Jerome, rector of Christ
Episcopal Church, is heart and soul in
he fight for the soldier boys, and Sun
lay morning his sermon. which will
Ittract people from the four corners Of
'hiawsssee county will be, "The Moral,
Religious and Patriotic Duty of Micbi-
ian to the Soldiers in the Late War"
Charles Shaw and son, William, have
old their storage battery business on
south Washington street to Stranahan
Brothers of Flushing, who have taken
possession. VIM. Shaw will remain
With them for time and then will join
,is father in the sale of Liberty motor
ears.
A petition has been filed in probate
court asking for the appointment of an
of the estate of the late |
Lester Wauve of Laingsburg. The
estate amounts to $4,000. Similar &C.
ion has been taken regarding the estate
IF the late VIM. d. Thompson Of Du |
rand, amounting to SO. 100.
Fred Chambers, Roswell Strong,
Kenneth Boucher, Hugh Clarke and
Herbert Sloman, all prominent bust
ness men of Coldwater, motored here
from that city Sunday and happily
surprised their friend DR.. Otis Suth-
erland who is confined to the home of |
MS parents from the results of an in
Jury to his leg.
The city commission Monday night |
in no uncertain terms the
Osburn bill now before the state
placing all public utilities
under control of the state public
utilities commission. The commits
sion pointed out that the bill would
rob the cities of their right to exer-
else control over utilities corpora
lions operating within their bounda-