The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1922-01-06

spending CnrlStlntS With his hoIh'
er here.
Lloyd Waugh returned to Olivet
college after spending the holi-
days with his parents here.
Wanita Thompson, teaching
school at Muskegon, returned
there Tuesday after spending her
holidays here.
Andrew Eldridge who was struck
by James MacKinney of Owosso,
Saturday night, near the corner
of Shiawassee and FNrasier sts., has
not regained consciousness up to
Monday night. An X-ray exam
ination has not been held but a
fracture to the skull is probable.
Mr.. Eldridge was for many years
sexton at the Pine Tree cemetery
at Corunna.
MacKinney, witnesses state, was
driving at a fast rate OF speed
when he" struck vEldridge! HE Is
held in default of $1,000 bail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Newsom of
st. Johns have returned to that
city after spending New Years
with Mr.. Newsom's parents on
Oak st.
A Ford touring car owned by S.
p. Cook of OwOsso, living on Shia-
wassee ST.. was brought to OwoSSo
Saturday, having been quite badly
damaged in a collision with a Ford
Sedan driven by c. Bennett OF
Durand.
John Cook, three, was badly cut
about the hands and face in the
accident. Neither drivers of the
cars were hurt.
John Cook was driving west on
Main st. in Vernon and Bennett
was driving south into Vernon.
Robert Thompson, Kenneth Os-
mer and Hugh Caylor spent Sum
day with Mr.. Thompson's relatives
at Williamson.
II. A. Brown is confined to his
home with a fractured knee.
The Ford coupe owned by c. s.
Watson of Owosso was struck by
an Ann Arbor engine at the cross
ing on s. Washington st. Sunday.
The radiator was smashed and one
light broken. No one was hurt.
The hospital superintendent
stated Monday that new lights had
been placed in front of the hos
pital and that they were appre-
ciated very much.
The official test of the new fire
MI nft
and proved successful. r. @. Long,
head, state inspector was here and
also G. G. Sperry, of the American
La France company. The test was
held at the foot of Dewey st. Chief
Howell and Mayor Wright are
much pleased with the new truck.
Under Sheriff Bofysil, of Ian
sing, was in the city Thursday
night with b. G. Mansfield. who
had stolen a car at Lansing. Mr..
Bofysil overlook him at the vii
lage of Boom and brought him
back here. He gave his age as %.
and said, he lived at 412 Larch st. (.
Lansing.
Miss Edna Treacy, who has
been Ill for five weeks. Is able to
be up.
Patrolman o. X. Harris. of the
Owosso police force, went home i'll
Friday morning.
Ed. Wymer, has returned home
from a hunting trip.
Mrs. Horace Sellic has been re-
moved to her home from the hos
pital, where a baby boy was born
to her.
Miss Mahaney, superintendent at
the hospital, spent Thursday at
Fenton.
Miss Bertha Hale, one of the
graduate nurses at the hospital, is
leaving Saturday for her home at
Marion.
John Grece. whom the police
have been waiting for since the
liquor raid at his home on Ryan
ST. last week, was arrested and
held in default of $4,000 bail. His
examination was set for Jan. 4.
Mrs. Fred Ellis and daughter,
Esther, OF California, are spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs,
b. +. Whitley.
Mrs. T. e. Stebbins, ". Wash
ington ST., Is confined to her home
on account of illness.