Superior In Line For Canning Factory

SUPERIOR IN LINE

FOR CANNING FACTORY

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Superior, Jan. 20. Twenty-eight

years ago last Friday. Mr. Henry Koch

and .Miss Amelia Luick stood before

the marriage altar and there solemnly

promised  to take each other for better

or for worse and during all these inter-

vening years have never regretted

their choice, and the thought of up-

setting the marriage arrangement has

never been entertained for a moment.

On Friday evening last a large com-

pany of neighbors and friends met at

their home to celebrate the happy

event of nearly three decades ago. It

is barely necessary to say that the

 evening was happily spent. One of the

pleasantest features of the occasion

was the presentation to Mr. and Mrs.

Koch by the company of an elegant

parlor lamp which was received by

the happy pair with deep manifesta-

tions of gratitude.

     George Wilbur has his eyes peeled

for any enterprise that promises sub-

stantial returns and being convinced

that the canning factory about to

start up in the City of Ypsilanti

will prove a profitable Investment for the

moss-back fraternity he proposes to

have a finger in the pie. He has a

farm near the Greek city well adapted

for raising hubbard squash, water-

melons, pumpkin, rutabagas, etc, and

will contribute his full share of the

above line of vegetables to the new

establishment fresh from the soil.

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(From another Correspondent)

      Sheldon Gale has bought the 130-

farm of Charles Walker.

     A. Kimmel is home from Kendall-

ville, Ind. and reports a very pleasant

visit.

     Mrs. Mabel Hutchinson is better.

     Mrs. A. J. Gale is visiting her sister, 

Mrs. Amanda Vedder, at Hoytsville,

Eaton County.

     The people living on the Ann Arbor

road are commencing to think that the

electric road of Boland's is not going

through, as they have now been wait-

ing almost two years with no signs of

any road yet.

     Superior Town. Jan. 20 -  I. B. Le

Furge had a very serious accident

while shredding corn at John Goun-

dry's. near Dentonville, by getting his

hand caught. It was very badly man-

gled and Doctors Arnold and Hull am-

putated it just above the wrist.

     The Superior Cornet Band met Sat-

urday evening at the home of James

Gates and elected officers for the en-

suing year as follows: President, An-

drew Gardner; vlce president, E. C.

Gale; secretary, George Quackenbush;

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