The Detroit times., 1908-06-18
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The Horseshoers of this city. are pre-
pairing for the celebration of their
national holiday at rEahmoo park,
Aug. 10.
The saloon of John HoItx, No. $50 Fort
~. east, WINS entered Wednesday
night and two bottles OF whisky and
$40 in money stolen. The police were
notified
The ladies Of the Zoar society will give
coffee party In st. Johns school,
Russell and Chestnut-sts. Friday ar
ternoon. fog the benefit of the Pro-
testant Orphan asylum.
Sampson. Detroit md keystone chap
tiers. d. Il. g, Will Awe "A Joint ex-
cursion 10 Bois Blanc park on July
IL. There Will be games CT all kinds
for which handsome prizes will be
given.
Daniel Beardsley, nm old soldier from
the G.. A. X. encampment, reported to
the police. early Thursday morning.
that he had been robbed OF his gold
watch and slb in money some time
Wednesday night.
While playing ON the steamer Peter
white, AT rhe Grent lakes Engineer
ing works Wednesday afternoon, Roy
Manning. aged r. OF No. 124 La
brosse-st., tripped and fell, sustain
ing fracture OF the skull. He was
taken to Solvay hospital.
A jury I'm Judge Donovan's court
brought I'm n verdict for $3.50 Wednes-
Weichman. lad Of 10. and against
Frank Collins The lad left comic
valentine on Collins veranda and the
man is alleged to have heated him
severely. The case was tried twice.
a disagreement resulting at the first
hearing.
Harvey a Mcclure, Of Gle, Gland. have
purchased the long-terrn iense ot the
Mather block. Nos 2o1-254 Wood
ward-ave.. ACQUIRED somc time ago
by w. d. c. Moebc, the deal having
been closed Wednesday. The lease
calls Cor a yearly rental OF SIS. 900
and the erection ~ new building
within 10 years. The property is
owned by the Robinson estate
unanimous call 10 become pastor Of
the woodwnrd-ave. Bnntist church.
T. Fixes d. D.. Of the Fist Baptist
church. Of Franklin, Pa the call
was decided upon In business meet
ing held "Wednesday night. Dr. Fixes
se preached in the church June T. and
created n favorable imprc ssiun. He
probably taS,-np- IS work III
Detroit on Sept. l.
When the expenses I'm connection with
clarity dnv. about ~ 900, are nll paid.
the committee In charge OF the work
expect TO have sll 900 with which
to fight consumption In Detroit.
meeting will - held IL the Point
chartraia 1T O'Clock Thursday az
ternoon TO receive reports and Decide
upon the work OF the future. In a
be done through whiting nurses
After being locked up eight hours, the
Jury I In the breach I Of momi.e case
Glidden against David A. Brown. IF
the Brown Brown Cool Co. an
nounced a disagreement, and was
discharged by Judge Brooke Ah-
other trial Will probably follow. but
court. The case was tried before
Judge Donovan two yearr ago, and
verdict directed in favor OF tlie &C..
PENDANT. The plaintir "ppeai1d tn
the supreme court and was granted
new trial
Jere G. HutcbDns wns TIE principal
speaker mt the noon-dny luncheon Of
the Detroit Whole. aleIs' association
In the Penobscot Inn. Wednesday lie
spoke OF the freight trafhc built up
by the d. u. r., and OF the immense
benefit derived by Detroit from the
iinterurban lines. He also advanced
the novel theory that the interurban
lines had already reduced insanity
among farmers wives. as the women
were able te get into. town more
frequently and away from the drudg-
cry and monotony of farm life.
Mrs. Caroline Nieboer, nEed "a, wife of
John &. NiebOer. In dead In the home
OF Mrs. X G. Mcclure, No. AZ! Nor
Livingston.ave' Mrs a S.c.oer 70 .ams mo
10 Detroit 40 years ago. and was one
of the FIRST Holland sellers TO ar
rive In the city. She was one OF the
charter members OF the First Hoi
land congregation. and her husband
built the First HOLLAND church on
Cntherine-st., near Dequindre. in
1858 She Is survived ~ her hus-
band and six children. I'll married
As result of Judge Hosmer's decision
I'm the ense of Edward and Marion
Voigt against the Detroit Real Es-
tate Investment company. a large
portion OF the Voigt subdivision OF
Noigt Park farm Will be sold by
auction June 20. to satisfy a mort
gage OF S294.9l4.13. The property was
sold to the investment company on a
land contract. subject to a mortgage
held by the Union Trust Co. for $3.50
600 When the investment company
failed TO keep up payments the Voigts
started foreclosure proceedings. More
than 40 persons who had bought
property there paid up In fun when
the case was started. and will not be
effected by the sale.
IL required two of the largest excur-
sion boats ON the river. the Grey
hound and the Tashmoo, to accommo-
date the 1000 or more employees OF
Parke. Davis a. Co. and their friends
on the occasion of the companys an
nual outing. Wedncsday Tashmoo
park was tire obi, ctlvc point. and
within five minutes after the arrival
of the first boat load IL was trans
formed into sort or combination
circus AMI amusement park with all
conceivable accessories. conspicuous
among which wore 10 side shows
under canvas. Not an untoward In
cident marred the pleasure of the
occasion and the outing was voted
by all the most successful ever given
by the company