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

Eugene Robertson has received
word from the rector of the Episco-
pal church in Sante Fe, Isle of
Pines, w. l., that the young son of
Oliver l.. Salisbury, formerly of this
city, was killed Sunday, October 8.
Frank E. Sutfn, Leonard Hall,
John H. Steck, Ward Straugh, w.
S. Cooper, DR.. F. H. Williams, and
others, drove to Battle Creek Friday
and tonight will witness an elaborate
exemplification of the order of the
Red Cross by Battle Creek Com
mandery, Knights Templars.
The epidemic of designations which
struck the city hall Monday night,
continued Tuesday when Mrs. Keetha
Dumond, water collection clerk in
the city clerks office rendered her
resignation and Miss Vern Rowell, |
stenographer and clerk at police
headquarters, notified Assistant |
Chief Denyes that she was through.
Members of the Silver Cross Cir
Gle of the Kings Daughters went
, to Worthwhile Wednesday to attend
convention of the order which held
two day session. Delegates from
the local order who attended were
Mrs. Ray Fletcher, Mrs. Garfield
Crosses, Mrs. Harry Northway, Mrs.
Howard Kirk and Mrs. Robert Kelly.
John Krauss, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
:, Gottlieb Krauss, who reside three
= miles southwest of Owosso, is in Me-
= mortal hospital where he was taken
: last Thursday after he had caught
f and severed his left arm between the
v hand and elbow in a separator with
:. which he was working on the farm
|. of Fred Hilgendorf, a mile and a
half southwest Of the city.
Local police have been asked by
q the Lansing authorities to help To-
- cate Mrs. Lulu May, wife of Floyd
: May, of Lansing, who disappeared
from her home recently and has not
been seen by her husband since. She
Ell is described as 16 years of age but
III looks older, is of medium height
is weighing 1O5 to 10 pounds, and
D. having light hair and blue eyes.
lie Between Is and 20 Owosso Legior
i" men are planning to attend the Ma
tional Legion convention in Kansas
"a City, October 81, it is announced
ev The local post has received wore
IF. from state headquarters in Detroi
no that the railroad rate of one cent
wv mile formerly good only in da
or coaches has now been authorized TO
re day coaches and sleeping cars.
Children in Owosso schools wi
- compete for the solid gold med'
- ~. to be given by the state departmer
iSe of education to the child writing tn
=. best letter of presentation to accon
;ro pany the gift of gold medal
~ Marshal Foch, during his comm
IL visit to this country by the scho
-" children of the United States. III
children will also contribute penni
led to defray the cost of building tv
,er, school buildings in France.
ing Miss Margaret Reineke of tn
raj city. has been elected to the Wyvel
eid Sorority, at the University of Mic
at igan. The Sorority is made up
ID. ten members of the Sophomore ella
and ten members of the Junior cla'
,s.o The Sorority is the highest jun
the honorary society and is very acti
on in campus activities. To attain Il
ond society, one must be in high stan
orts ing in scholarship.
cial The city commission has leased t
con- quarters in the Matthews buildi
for the municipal court. They
tanned one large room for court pr
wen poses, and a justice office, for 5
s'eu per month, heated. This is $40
,.i - month less than they are now gettl
hion for the rooms over Nutson & Wrigf
,ars- -, o,,,+ ,,rrnoses 7
rant Seole' 49, - ,,oors With a mr.
'"' lege of renewal for three years.
rooms will be ready for occupal
Main in the near future.
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