The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-02-04


Jan. Goth.
A son, named Richard Arthur, was
born to MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Holzhenler,
sos Genesee street. Jan. 81.
A nine and half pound girl was
born to MIR. and Mrs. William Coe, 1870
North Howell street, Jan. 81.
A daughter, Ruth Gladys, was born
Monday afternoon o Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Hodges, Adams street.
M. f. Blair, left Tuesday, to attend
meeting of the West Michigan Game
and Fish association at the Hotel Pan
tlind, in Grand Rapids.
The will of the late Carl Bandkau of
Owosso, has been filed in probate court.
1t gives his widow.the use during her
life of the estate given as $1,000
Mrs. Stanley Day and Mrs Leonard
Hall entertained Saturday afternoon at
a linen shower in honor of Miss Adelaide
Thompson at the home of Mrs. Day.
A petition for the appoiutmen of
an administrator of the estate of the
late George Moreau, formerly of this
city, fixes the amount of the estate at
$4,000.
The American Legion basketeers
dropped their first game Friday eve
ming at New Lothrop to the New
Lothrop Independents by the score
of 14-13.
Mrs. Edna Perkins paid five dollars in
Justice court. Jan. 90, for driving 80
miles an hour. George Russell has also
been complained against for driving 25
miles an hour.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Msude G. Thompson for the marriage
of her daughter, Sarah Adelaide, to
Reginald r. Waterman, Saturday eve.
ming, February 9Th
Mrs. T. B. MeGee, Mrs w. Hall,
and Mrs M. W. Gardner, of Hender.
con, left Monday morning to attend the
regional conference of the w. G. T. q.
in Chicago this week.
Application has been made in pro.
bate court for the appointment Of an
administrator in the estate of the late
Julia Marvin, of Fairfield township,
IL is estimated at $1,000.
Born, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Goodknecht, of Lansing, at the
home of Mr. Goodknecht's parents, Mr.
and Mrs William Goodknecfit, Donald
street, Saturday, Jan. 30.
The regular meeting of the Business
Girls club of the Y. w. C. A. has been
postponed one week { o February
owing to conflict in dates. Members
please bear this in mind
Corunna high school boys and girls
basket ball teams added still more to
their laurels Friday awhen they won
another double victory over the Lsings.
burg teams at Laingsburg.
Divorces were granted in circuit court
Monday to Robert Huellett against
EVA Huellett, of Durand, and Reginald
Koan against Alma Koan, of Venice
Cruelty was charged. Neither case wat
contested.
A delightful dancing party was given
by the American Legion at the armory
4 Friday eveninp. Quite large numbsl
attended. The proceeds will be used
: for the benefit Of the Legion club house
fund. Jones six piece orchestra furn
ished music.
County Agent Nichols has receiye
word from Supt. Montgomery of tn
Cold water School for Boys. that he ha
four boys from eight to IL years of age
for whom he would like to find goo
homes in this county.
Judge Collins placed Earl Bearup. II
of Owosso. on probation for two yeal
in the circuit conrt, Jan. 81. The DO
pleaded guilty to statutory charg'
He is to pay one dollar per month du
ing his probation period.
F. E. Arthur, manager of the F.
Woalworth Cos. store here, left Satu
day for Newark, Ohio, where he h'
accepted position as manager wit
the same company. He will be su
ceeded here by Harold French, of New
ark, N. J.
John Hughes left Friday for Mir
neapolis, MIMI. called there by Il
death Of his brother.in.law, Andre
Harper. Mrs. Harper, formerly Mi
Jennie Hughes, of this city, has man
friends here who sympathize with he
and her little daughter in their bereav
ment.
Nothing can be done to prohibit Sa
Rifkin from conducting junk yard
the business district of West Owosso,
long as he conforms to fire regulation
Mayor Wright and Chief Howell ha'