The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

,. ,. Edmonds, who lives near Wayne,
the sheriff's office. "Wednesday, that
horse and buggy had been stolen
from hts stable. Tuesday night.
When the auto patrel from the ninth
Forest-ave. and Rivard-st TUESDAY
evening. Edward Scott, No. eos Till
inan-ave., was knoc.ied from the roar
platform. He was slightly injured.
sophie Lyons, q weIi-known Detroit
character, reported 90 the police,
Tuesday. that some person entered
vacant house belonging 10 her n.
Forrest and Vermont-ave. and strip
ped the place OF It's plumbing. She
places the loss at 500.
heart, Emma Werner, q maid em-
ployed at Milton Thibbet3 residence,
No. 354 Forest-ave. west, attempted
suicide, Tuesday night, by swallow
ing carbolic acid. She Is I'm Grace
hospital and will recover.
LfncoIn Day viii he celebrated By the
sons OF Veterans I'm Detroit by a din
ner In the Burns hotel Monday oven.
ing, Feb. 10. Department Command
er Samuel Lawrence, OF The Michi-
gan O. A. r.. with. members OF his
departmental star. will be the guests
OF honor Eden Small will be toast
master.
Martha Champine, six years old, who
by Edward Graebert. No 515 Chene-
St, In Crosse Pointe. Sunday died In
the Chlldren's Free hospital, Mon
day Justice. Trombley, of Crosse
Polnte, VIII conduct an inquest IL
Is likely that Graebert will be held
responsible.
Mrs. Jennie VI. Beck sent n reou<st IN
the council, Thursday Mig ht,- fep-peF--
mission to replace tie cid ron drink
Ing trough at Riopelle and High SITS
with a granite fountain FOR horses
ana dogs, as memorial To her hus-
band. the late George Beck The
plans are already prepared and pro-
vide for bowl eight feet in dianI-
eter. The request was referred -
the committee on streets
Although Alfred Poore IL worth from
$4,000 TO $4,000, hts wife, Emma, tes-
tilted In Judge Murphy's court Tues
daughters school books and .om-
PEELED the girls to go 10 work. Then
he insisted on taking their wages
which he spent entertaining men and
women OF questionable reputation on
his motor boat. Mrs. Poore was
given a div orce.
After m Illness OF several months, fol-
lowing critical operation, Mrs.
Carleton 5. Hoag. No. ga Lincoln
ave. died Tuesday in the home of
her mother. Mrs. J. F.. Jones In
Adrian, Mich. Besides her husband
and mother, Mrs. Hoag Is survived
Dy one DrOtn er. u eOrge Jones. and
one sister. Mrs. Otis NJ Peavey. both
OF Adrian. The funeral will be held
at ? o'clock Thursday afternoon.
with burial in lakewood cemetery.
Adrian.
An ice boat trim OF 80 miles across Lake
Erie to supply music nj she annual
ball given by the city officials of
Put i'm Bay. to the tow, sfolk. wiil be
made by Finzers orchestra, Fen s.
Ten men will make the trip. The
~ will no hU nj 81 t-h 20 In n
point below Toledo, where they will
be met by a fleet Of ice boats II
favored by good wird the 30-mile
trip will be made in 80 minutes. Fin
zei's orchestra will also supply music
for the -" hop at the y. OF Va.
Mrs. Louise Donohue won partial
victory over her brother-in- law.
Henry Scheibel. in Judge oonovan's
coHrt, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. DON
ohue was Schiebels first wife. and
she claimed that she was unable TO
get all OF her sisters personal be-
longings. The Jury. gave her part Of
Scheibel TO keep the furnishings left
over from his first experiment in
housekeeping, and wh5t he had pur-
chased since his sacord marriage.
I'm adoptinE resolutions congratulate
in. him on his eighty first birthday.
ex-senator Thomas w Palmer sem
letter OF thanks. which was read In
Tuesday nights meeting. Mr.. Palm
err says I'm part: II have seen De-
troit grow from tiny hamlet to a
great city: In all my 81 years. no
other city has ever claimed my al
Ioriancc and as | look into the fu-
ture and see Il stretching out on one
sile TO Pontiac. on another side tn
Mt Clemens. and on third side 10
wyandotte. could find 4 in my
heart to envy you who viii have n
part in tho upbuilding OF the SPLEEN
did city of tomorrow"