The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Xii patrick will leave
for Washington. ID. c., tomorrow.
Miss Katherine Wildermuth is home
from Detroit for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Colby are spending
Thanksgiving with relatives In Goshen,
Indiana.
Miss Marguerite Conway, OF Marshall,
was guest at the home of G. l.. VanDyne
yesterday
Agent A. b. Convey, of the Grand Trunk,
enjoyed Thanksgiving at his old home city,
MuskegoD.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Findater and son
were guests of Grand Rapids friends for
Thanksgiving.
A. M. Bentley returned from trip Of
nearly two weeks in the west and SOUTH
west yesterday.
General j. q. Kidd. of the Ionia
Sentinel, was a pleasant caller at THE
TIMES Office today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Woodland spent
Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Wood
ards parents in Flint
Mrs. u. FL. Ross received message
Tuesday announcing the death of an init
mate friend of hers In Utah, Miss Morrison.
A special program has been prepared for
the opening exercises of the Congregational
Sunday School next.Suuday. Ali invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Shepard went to Davis
burg Wednesday to eat Thanksgiving din
ner at the home of Mrs. Shepards parents.
Scotch grey, heavy felt cardboard, espec
tally for mounting photographs and other
pictures A new lot just received at this
Office.
Miss Grace Williams will return on Mon
day from a visit with Chicago friends to
spend several weeks at the home of Mrs. II.
N. Williams.
A number of the members of the Junior
band assisted the o. l.. |. band in the min
strel show given by the latter organization
Tuesday evening.
NJ j. Phillips, city editor of the Press
American, went to Chicago Wednesday to
witness the Michigan Chicago foot ball
game there yesterday.
Ed. Hall lost fore finger and had two
other fingers badly mangled by saw from
which he was cleaning the dust in the cas-
ket factory Monday evening.
Don't forget the mems Turkey Supper"
the annual supper given by the men of the
Baptist church, next Wednesday evening.
Supper will be served from six o'clock until
eight.
Mrs. w. II. Parker, who has been the
guest of her SOD, W. l.. Parker in this city
for some time, left Wednesday for further
visit in Grand Rapids before returning to
her home in Caro-.
The high school foot ball team played
one of the very best game which 1t has
played this year yesterday when 1t played
with team made up Of high school alumni.
The score was 0 to O.
| Lulu, the six weeks old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ketchum, died at their
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will be held this afternoon at the house,
Rev. Jas. Chapman, of this city, officiating.
The Epworth League THANKSGIVING SC
cia IN the M. K. church Wednesday even
ing was success, netting a considerable
quantity of clothing, large amount of
groceries, and some money for the needy
ones of our city.
Geo. w. Ayers fell while unloading some
grain at the City Mills Friday and hurt
himself quite severely but kept at work and
did not find out until Wednesday when DR..
Arnold examined him that he broke one OF
his ribs when he fell. He is now taking q
short lay of.
Congressman j. w. Fordney spent Tues
dav In this city meeting friends as he had
announced that he would do. A large
number OF gentlemen from all over the
county were present during the day to meet
him at the rooms he had taken In the
, Wildermuth The day was thoroughly
enjoyed by them and by the congressman
as we'll. CONGRATULATIONS were brought
from every part Of the county, while In
reply to them Mr.. Fordney never failed to
show a warm appreciation of the worh
done for him In every township and
! precinct. Mr.. Fordney leaves for Wash.
, ington tomorrow to be present at the open.
ing of Congress next Monday.