The Owosso times., 1904-11-25

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Run and Arbela, Sunday.
l. p. Cowell expects to spend the
winter at Los Angeles, Cal.
Lauerance and Raw Hamilton. of
Lansing, spent Thanksgiving in this
city.
j. Q. Banghart recently sold 12 lambs
and II pigs to George Mckenzie for
$26666
L. l.. Cockerill has his hand badly
torn recently in some machinery at the
sugar factory.
Miss Nina Shannon, of Flint, spent
Thanksgiving with the Misses Carrie
and Ethel Bonnell.
Spencer Friskie, of Rochester, N. Y,
has been visiting his sister, Miss Ida
Lee, of Bennington.
The forces of both the dailies took the
day off yesterday to enjoy well earned
Thanksgiving dinners.
Attorney and Mrs. r. d. Matthews,
OF Shepard, are making short visit
with Owosso relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manning, of Park
Hill, Ont, are guests at the home of
John Brooks, Adams st.
Ann Arbor Travelling Engineer II. G..
Swineford has gone to Thomasville,
Col, to look after his mine.
/ A. L. Palmer has bad case of blood
poisoning since his hand was injured at
the Ann Arbor shops few week ago.
Thomas Campbell, sugar factory
employe, lost finger recently as the re-
suit of an injury received at the plant.
Owosso Lodge No SO, l. O. o. F., was
given surprise lunch after the work
Friday evening by Star of Hope Rebe-
kahs.
Geo. Gabriel has purchased Floyd
Doherty's electrical business. Mr.
Doherty expects to go into business at
Lansing
| Miss Maude Cole has resigned her
place as teacher in the Central school,
The board has engaged Miss Allie Par
shall, clerk in d. NJ Christians store, to
fill the vacancy.
Married, by Rey. p. j. Slane at the
Catholic church, Tuesday morning,
! Martin Cavanaugh and Miss Nellie
Carmody, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Carmody.
AT the annual election of directors of
the Y. M G. A. on Tuesday evening G.
S. Williams, Geo. III. Sweet, r A. Lord
and Edw. Mosher were chosen for terms
of three years each.
Representative G. E. Ward, of Ban
croft, called on Owosso friends the first
of the week Mr.. Ward has not entire
ly recovered from his recent sickness.
Those who attend the Congregational
church next Sunday evening will have
the privilege of listening to selections
from Parsifal, played by Miss Peterson,
organist.
Fred w. Lawrence, proprietor Of the
Bank of Marion, spent the first of the
week with his parents in this city. He
says that practically all of the business
men recently burned out in the bad fire
at Marion, are going ahead as fast as
possible with plans for building.
Mr.. j. l.. Curtis, another Owosso man
who located at Marion only a short
time before the fire, has purchased lot
and begun to rebuild a store building of
his own for his hardware business.
Mrs G M CREIGHTON and Mrs r M
Drake are spending Thanksgiving with
the formers brother, w p Beach. and
Mrs P H Flint, at Owosso- and
Mrs Theodore Sadler and family, of
Owosso, are spending Thanksgiving
with Mrs Sadler's sister, Mrs o G Clark
Mr. and Mrs g Ashford and daugh-
ter, linda, are spending the day with
his mother, Mrs G Ashford, at Owosso
The Lansing Sugar Company says
that 400 acres of beets near their factory
contracted by farmers and hauled in by |
wagon, brought the farmers 500, 900. !
The factory wants 1000 acres of
wagon beets' next year, and urges
Lansing business men to help secure the
acreage, on the ground that much of the
money rs spent with them The same
thing would hold good in st. Johns for
beets to be shipped to Owosso or Ian
sing st. Johns Republican.