The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-08
Oakley.

Eddie Holland recently fell from a
wagon load of sugar beets and the wag-
on ran over the first finger of his right
hand, reducing that member to pulp
1t is feared amputation will be neces-
sary-Kearney Fitzpatrick, Jr,, has
purchased the interest of Ellis Bradley
in the firm of Moorehouse & Bradley.
Mr. Bradley, left Sunday for Flush
ing-Miss Ruth Merrill visited rela-
tives in Lansing last week-D. Nc
Cartney is weighmaster here for the
Owosso Sugar Co this year-Ed Nc
Kenny, weighmaster for the Owosso
Sugar Co here last year, was in town
Friday-Allie Forbes who has been
working at Flint for some time past
came home last week. He reports that
all the large manufacturing concerns
there are laying off most of their men
jay Ryan and FREQ CAME recently
went to Lansing to work-Jacob Par
ish, brother, and Claude Parish,
a nephew, of Mrs H G Wickham, of
Mason, who have been up in the Thumb
picking apples, spent Friday night with
H G Wickham and family. They were
on they way home-Will Collins who
went to Owosso last week to work at
the sugar factory returned home Satur-
day on account of sickness-A w Mil
Ter, Jr, has purchased the livery barn
here fiom II Girdwood and took pos
session Mountaineering. Success, Ar
nold-E Moorehouse has moved to
town and occupies the E E Kidney
house-JoLn D Howe and family have
moved to Saginaw and Ira Elliott and
family have moved into the house they
vacated-Ben Finley lost valuable
horse Monday evening. The animal
was taken sick sometime Sunday night
and DR. gilbert was called early Mon
day morning and stayed all day but of
no avail-S Wickham was in Fergus
and Chesaning Saturday-Mrs Peter
Forbes was on the sick list the first of
the week also Mrs B Hoffman-Mr
and Mrs J B Hoffman were in Owosso
aturday-Lester Hoffman was the
guest of J H Citerley the first of the
week. Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Citerley
left for Detroit Tuesday for visit
with relatives, after which Mr. Hoffman
will leave Michigan for the west where
he has position-Phila and Link Gas
man who have been at Vanderbilt the
last summer arrived in town Monday.
They expect to return to Vanderbilt in
a few days-C Teachout and Horace
Young were in Owosso the first of the
Shepherd took in the
show at the Owosso Opera House Mon
day night Y Howell is up north on
a hunting trip at present--Will
Young has rented the Grin Noble house
from Nj Aselton and will move here
this week--E Moorehouse was in Elsie
on business Tuesday--Frank Hill is
the owner of a fine black team recently
purchased from parties east Of Chesan-
ing--Isaac johnson has moved back
to his farm from Owosso-George
Nye, of Owosso, was in town Monday
w b Mickles left Tuesday for Gray
ling where he intends to put in the win
er trapping--Rev j FL Girdwood un-
til recently the proprietor of the livery
barn here will take up the ministry
again. We understand he has accepted
a call in New York state--Lewis Her
rington with a party from Chesaning
eftl Wednesday for Germfast, U p to
1unt deer--Vetta Cross who was Wis
ting Mrs Nora Harmon here died We'd
,esday about noon from heart failure
lfter three days illness--Mrs Frank
Hart is very low again at this writing,
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