The Detroit times., 1908-10-17
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Cadillac circle, No. 4<0, Protected Home
Circle, will give another of their
popular dancing parties at No. So
Grand River-ave, Tuesday evening.
urs. Anna Wisner, who two year. ago
was granted n divorce from her hus-
band. Ralph Wisner. I'm the circuit
court only to have the decree set
staqsed Sy the sor
ticulars In this case are Carefully
suppressed.
The Michigan Society of the Sons Sof
the n%srs sor Esvou.son opened ITS
night. with banquet In the Pont-
chartrain. No speeches were deliv-
cred. but a short program was sup
piled by William H. Thompson, mon
ologist and cartoonist.
Mrs.. Henry Oppinenus says that the La
dies Aid society did not cut on her
sick benefit because the visiting COM
Inittee caught her eating sauerkraut
and pork, but because IL was learned
she had been out for short walks.
The ladies thought she was not Ill.
but Mrs. opoifienus insists that she
was.
David A. L'Espersnce, q former Detroit
attorney snd member Of the legisla-
ture. 10 said to be short $152.2i. In his
Isaac Allison. of which he was ad :
ministrator. and the probate court
has been asked to authorize a suit
against the American Bonding Co..
,C1arenee II. Dench, Of No. 1917 Jos.
Canpau-ave., and John Trilk, Of No.
99S Moran-st.. have returned from "a
12,000-mile cruise around Europe I'm
the revenue cutter. Itasca. The young
men were students In the govern
ment academy In Arundel. Md. and
are members of a body OF ] 8. chosen
by competitive examination from a
class of $50.
Harry l.. Tim, Seattle, Wash., will get
back . check for e1OO.4O which he
mailed to Cameron Currie d Co.
failed. Referee pavoeE s' has made nr am
order to that effect. Tim had sent
the money for payment on certain
stocks. his own property. in the care eare
Of Currie d Co. which were converted
into cash without his knowledge or
consent.
self In trying TO get the inmigratio
bureau In Washington to take up the
case of Inspector Adam Hoffman,, OF
two months on charges of connivance
with Chinese smugglers. The local
federal officials believe that Hoffman,
|: him responsible only as having ne
/ 1ected to make full reports TO his su-
perior officers.
yvilliam A. kuser, arrested and take
to nS'ess SI.nn,e ,t s"t ,Ss
Rev. c. l. Arnold. over the possession
of q barn IN the rear of the Arnold
home. has begun suit against the
trolmen Emanuel Rogers and James
LaRue are also named as defendants.
Kuser claims the officers had no
right to arrest him as he broke into
EAwin ID. Wood, former station agent
for the Pere Marquette In Plymouth,
was ACQUITTED on a charge of EN-
|. be4zling $500 from the railway. by
fnr m HnQmar'4 Ert
day afternoon. The Judge charged
strongly against the prisoner, and
the latter did not deny that his books
10 have received no more than he
was entitled to. and did not know
where the money went.
The Detroit United Railways appeal
- Lillian Nichols In the local district
court. n now before the federal court
Of appeals in cincinnati Miss Mich.
fine vioiinist. but claims that hei
playing arm was disabled perma.
nently when she was struck by
AYES. She had gone behind one car
and was struck by another going In
the opposite direction.
erstios Of Women's clubs, In = meet
ing held Friday, unquaiifedly in
dorsed the action of School Inspector
Burton In opposing the appointment
Goebers brewery. az a night school
teacher. II Is not likely that any
further action Will be taken by the
federation. but II Is strongly init.
mated that its influence viii be ex.
erted against the ruling faction IN
the board Of education when the In.
spectors seek reelection next spring
4 wagOn lond Of milk and cream be-
iengssg Co sssick Bres., dsirymen q,
\ No. 26ab Jenerson-ave.. was dumped
into the sewer Friday. by City Min
Inspectors John II. Roehl. Dr. George
Palmerlee and DR. William H. Price
The destruction OF the milk was ar
incident, In the battle against typhoit
fever being waged by the health de
partment. Susick Bros cows are
said to drink from the waters OF
Connor's creek. which are contain
mated. They were ordered some
- days aRo- To keep their cattle from
Connors creek. but refused.
Hrs. Margaret Hutchins Kidd, sred a
DID Friday nfternoon In the resi-.
dence OF her daughter. Mrs. John Nc
Pherson. No. 63s Brooklyn-ave Mrs
Kidd was born In Scotland in 1914
and came TO America as a bride. 1--WE
OF her sons fought In the civil war
and one was killed at Gettysburr
Mrs. Kidd was one OF the founder,
of the Second-ave. Presbyterian
church. and was always active Ar
church work. The funeral Will b,
held from the residence OF hel
daughter Monday at o'clock. Tn,
Rev. Henry l. Grain officiating
Have n lafchLev h,,f boar, a. 60 rz..-