The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-08-26
LOCAL NEWS

Mary Josephine is the name OF an
eight pound girl born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Smith, on Cor
unna avenue.
Mrs. Perkins, of Columbus,
Ohio, is visiting for three weeks at
the home of Mrs. Margaret McBain
of John street.
Mrs. j. Harrington was called to
Howell Monday by the death OF her
brother, Mr.. Clements, father OF
Rev. George Clements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Heifner of st.
Paul, Mimi, have been spending sew
eral days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cramer, Corunna av-
enue.
A. G. Berner of this city has pur-
chased the Henderson Creamery.
Mr.. Berner is installing new machin-
cry and expects to manufacture
cheese as well as handle milk.
The fire department was called
out Sunday afternoon when car
owned by William Robertson Of the
police department caught fire on
Bradley street. The machine was
not damaged.
Mrs. Hannah J. Sutherland, aged
: 80 years, passed away here at the
home of her son, Lewis f. Suther-
= land. of Morrice, at midnight Tues
day, after number of months OF IN
y yalidism due to old age.
!. Mrs. G. T. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
C J. f. Campbell, Geo. w. Campbeii
and Delmer Hurd motored to Olivet
Monday. Delmer and George reg
'e istered as students in Olivet College
IL for the coming year.
1s Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Corlett and son
of Cleveland, John Lacey OF New
York. Mrs. Frank Dotey of Pontiac
at and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lewis of Bay
al CITY are visiting their father, vii
IS liam Lindsey of Corunna.
lie
he Although Rudolph Koren, of Cor
unna, whose neck was broken IN al
accident some time ago, is still aliv
" at Memorial hospital, and may Inv
e'' for a year, physicians declare tina
u he will never regain the use of elthe
M ,eos and one arm which are para
,.o' lyzed.
There will be no Labor Day ce
= ebration in Owosso this year. 1t nd
ere heen decided by organized labor
'"e this city. The reason given Is th'
:" both Lansing and Flint will put
"A big celebrations this year and u
'e" Owosso men believe it best TO, 81
u wav TO the sister cities for year
least.
ex- Between 1900 and 1900 Maso
ee' and their families attended the
AIRY Shriner and Templar picnic at ~
la Curdy park last Friday afterno'
'ien Drills were held in the afternoon d
heio music was rendered by vlsitl
hand after which all the visitors
en- the Owosso people went to the p'
Off for a picnic and afternoon OF gar
ision and athletic contests.
ap, Mr.. and Mrs. F. DeFrenn
os'"' Tuesday morning for their home
Pacific Beech, Calf, after speno
etho- four weeks in Owosso and vicin
Co. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Alexander
,run- turned to their home in Elyria'
, an Tuesday morning after visiting
Good tbe home of William Generke 1e
few days.
James Persons in front of whose p
norm erty improvements in the natur,
or at curbs. sewers and sidewalks
mt of been laid, are not paying up the
to be cial assessments for the work
their slowness is menacing city W
Morv and compelling the city to Dol
! IN money to continue the improvem'
-, &C il was stated at Monday nights
% her mission meeting.
e bal Major and Mrs. Harold Miner,
her have been visiting their parent
lstead Owosso and st. Johns for the
Perry. week, left for Fort Sill, Okla,
Calf day night, where Major Miner Is
~. &C toned with the regular army. N
.ei ~ Miner will resume his military d
- ;. NJ after attending the Chicago ur
. 10 sity the last two years, having
is city leave Oh aoSe"'e
hock time.