The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-01
LITTLE LOCAL STORIES;

Rev. }. Percival HuGet, Illinois, "By
the method OF personal work, and
personal work only Will this problem
OF the men I'm the church be solved.
Y. II. Randall will give q stereopticon
lecture ON the saloon tonight In the
Cadillac.ave Presbyterian chnrcns
corner Mack-ave.
Judge Donovan announced Thursday
that the Mackinac water works Sc se
curities, held by the defunct CITY
Savings bank. had been sold Tor $ao'-
900.
Fred w. stevens, general counsel for
the Pere Marquette, has formed =
partnership with the legal hrm OF
Angel. Boynton. Mcmillan d Bod
man.
Rev. william Byron Forbushi al would
give more for q week under a tent
with boys than to have whole win
ter's work with them In the churcn.
You get nearer them under the tent.
County Treasurer Forbes Robertsons
report April, 1908, shows the foilow-
ing: Cash on hand April !. siSS,-
67S.63: receipts. April TO April ~.
sl1493056: disbursements. April to.
April so, s196,4s4.s6; cash on hand
and in bank. April 80, $6s.l24-Ss.
Rev. w. A. Bartlett, Iliinoisr .The
evening service In q Kind of Their
mometer OF the church. There is
more sickness and nervous prostra-
ton among those who are irregular
in their devotional life. than among
those who attend TO IL regularly.
Half an hour after he arose, apparent
ly In the best of health, 1S-year-old
John Bell was found dead OF heart
disease in the yard of his home. No.
los Greenwood ave, Wednesday. The
funeral was held Friday morning
from So. Peter and Pauls cathedrai,
interment being In Mt. Olivet.
Aid Korte, chairman of the council
liquor regulation COMMITTEES, has
been informed ty the county treas
urer that only us saloon licenses
fnr
requires that all be paid by this
time. II Is customary to give the
saloonkeeper some leeday, however.
Matilda Manzelmann, wife of Louis
OF the trades and labor council. has
asked the circuit court to put her in
possession OF the furniture belong
ing to herself and husband. which
is now in storage. Mrs Manzelmann
commenced action for divorce several
weeks ago.
Joseph Grindiey, assistant cashier Of
the Fir.t National S:.s, today COM
pletes 25 years OF service as an en-
ploye OF that institution. Mr.. Grind
ley entered the bank as a messenger
boy May i, 1883. He has risen from
one position to another until in Jan.
uary, 1905. he became assistant
cashier.
LucIen Il. Gage, formerly of this city,
Ia dead In Erie, Pa. Mr.. Gage served
battery A.. May %. 1861. He was
discharged for disability March {.
1892. but re-entered the service In
served until honorably discharged
April 80, 1864. !.
Henry Audrain, aged 20. left his home,
NO. 100 East Milwaukee-ave., We'd
barrow. in which he had Intended to
get some earth for his garden. Hc
has not returned and the police have
IA In IN hA olfQhflv nm.
balanced mentally.
John Seeiey, circuit court clerks al he
lfeve i have seen as many games OF
professional ball during the past ten
years as any man In town. and / be-
lieve the Tigers are playing as well
as ever. except that they don't hit
at opportune times. They have men
can't hit them home. But they Will
start soon, never fear"
Attorney 3. Il. Lockwood, recently ap-
pointed TO represent the Springer
land attending meeting OF the heirs
residing I'm that city. These people
claim an interest In the estate OF
DqD son sD ps YEARS ws9 s asS H Il o w
ed q large part Of the land on
which is said to be worth $50. 900. 900.
lsnd Thursday night TO bring back
Edward voght. wanted here on a
charge " perjury In connection with
his recent divorce suit. 1t Is charged
that no swore falsely to having re-
sided In the state for two years as
required by the statute. He secured
decree and used II to defeat an
action for non-support brought by
his wife In Cleveland. An investiRa-
ton conducted by the wife resulted
In the Issuance OF the perjury war
rant and Voght was arrested by the
Cleveland police Thursday.
The Knights OF Everlasting Pleasure,
of Cleveland, will pay a visit 60 the
Detroit lodge. Sunday. May 3. Dur
Ing the DAY. the visitors will be en-
tertained by the various committees.
At 4:30 o'clock, in the Elk's lodge
rooms In the Elk's temple, Will begin
the grand elevation of shines, con-
Quoted by the famous Cleveland de-
gree team. supper will be served at
o'clock and at $50 the social SEES
sion viii begin. There will be many
specialties and vaudeville acts rep
resentins the combined efforts of
both lodges. The committee in