The Detroit times., 1909-06-14
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The Detroit Lawyers club has prnc-
\ ticnlly accepted an Invitation 10 Join
the Buffalo Lawyers club in a three
day outing To be held In and about
4 Buffalo. June % TO 81
Edward Hutch. u medical student at
the L. of Va, was taken from "a subur-
A ban car TO Grace hospital. Saturday,
\ when he was taken suddenly ILL., APP
parently with commissions. His i'll
ness turned out To be slight. and he
was soon able TO leave the hos
Thomas Gibbons, of No. 81 Pine-st.,
was kicked In the stomach while
watering his horse In front OF No.
3il Grand River-avc.. Sunday after
noon, and was painfully hurt DR..
charles Courvillv. No. $40 Grand
Rlver-aVe.. attended him, and sent
him home.
Sfxty members of the graduating class
OF the Detroit College Of Law at
tended ttTe woOdward-ave. Baptist
church Sunday night. where they
Penfeld Fixes. Never be bargain
counter lawyers. but maintain the
dignity OF your profession" was the
summing up OF the minister's advice
TO the young lawyers.
Ray Fnborien, IL year. old, and living
In HNcr Rouge, was taken 20 West
side hospital sunday afternoon. after
he had collapsed on n Fort-s st car
from injuries received when he was
struck In the head by n pitched ball
While PLAYING NJ Campbell and Mich
consciousness. and Monday morning
was reported out OF danger
george CeGuin, OF No. 342 MuIIet-st,,
dropped dead from a stroke of apop-
ieNy, sunday night, as he was walk
ing up the steps TO the residence OF
DIT w. -. MacQ uiSten, OF No. 2S3 ST
Aubin-aye., who mad ben treating
Ccquin for some time Ceduin who
was - years old, was n brother OF
Deputy state OF Inspector Charles
Cequin. and was prominently identi-
he'd with Ninth ward politics
The Light Guard battalion OF the First
Michignn In fnntry -uaier-eessss,as t,-
OF MAI John ;. Bersey. camped at
the Mack ave. rifle range, Saturday
..nlght. and spent Sunday in target
practice. The scores were very good
considering the slight opportunity
for practice that the militia has had.
From THIS time on, the Light Guard
companies viii 60 to the rifle range
on alternate Saturday nights
For the third time In two weeks burg
lars forced n side window of the En-
terprise Garment Cleaning co. 9 shop.
at No. % Shelby-st, early Monday
morning. and exchanged a ragged old
OUTFIT OF clothing for two coats and
three pairs OF trousers, crisp and
clean from the workshop There WIS
note or protest In the voice or the
manager as he discussed the man
ner In which his place Is being used
as gents outntting shop" by
providers.
Unconscious since Friday night, when
Grand RtVer-ave.. and Est,
Michael DorcY, who had been un-
identified all-of that time. recovered
his senses. sunday night and gave hts
name and address. He is now be-
lieved To he on the high road to re-
covery from the slight conclusion OF
the brain which he sustained. Dorcy
has been employed on Michigan
Central car ferry, and lives at No.
1i6 LorenZ-aNc.
Owing TO the efforts OF the w. {. II. L..
Trenton was n dry town sunday, aud
the members OF the organization have
determined 10 see that the Sunday
closing law is observed I'm the flu
ture. Last Monday some Is women
appeared at a meeting OF the council
and presented n petition containing
over $50 names OF citizens OF Tren-
ton asking that the Sunday law is
observed. The aldermen took the
nnatter up with the result that the
lid was on Sunday.
Theodore HalsiR, "a blacksmith, living
at No. I30 CRtherine-st., and Fred
Scheiman. a baker. of No. 4l6 McClel-
lan-ave., were thrown out OF buggy
in which they were riding. when n
Michigan struck the vehicle at
Gratiot-and Holcomb- ayes. Sunday
day afternoon. DR.. G. j. Sipe. OF No.
2l92 Gratiot-ave., dressed some lecer--