The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-15
SUBURBAN NEWS
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The Do-What-YouCan circle, OF
Kings Daughters, will meet Satur-
day. Sept 10, with Miss Janet Water
bury.
A reception to the w. r. G. and
q. A. r. was given Friday afternoon
at the Anon Shaw home.
v.NAibert Balgooyan. or Deerfield.
a former pastor at Rawsonyille and
Belleville, is In the city &c attend
conference. and Is being entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wallace. on
Congress-st.
Chas. Fl. Morgan, OF New York city,
Is attending the convention. and Is a
guest of Mrs. Mary Deubel
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Garrod are trav-
cling In England.
Chas. Foster is giving his residence
a pebble dash" treatment.
Franklin Bradley. of Dollar Bay, 10
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. z. Lewis.
The Home Missionary society has
postponed its meeting until after the
conference session.
The Jacksonville Helping Hand 10
planning to give a supper and fair
In November. Mrs. David Campbell
has invited the society to her home
for the October meeting
Lewis Condo. son of II. s. Oonde, re-
turned Friday to Topeka, Kan. He
came here q few weeks ago with
three carloads Of cattle from the
drouth-stricken districts of the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Lewis have re-
turned from an automobile trip to
Niagara Falls. Buffalo, New York
city and Boston.
The Cherry Hill Ladies' Aid society
was entertained Friday. by Mrs. Bert
Gill.
Mrs. George r. Gum and children,
of Detroit, will spend next week with
Mrs. Della Rappelye.
Rev. and Mrs. z. A. Cross are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Glas-
son during the conference session.
Clarence Barker is building new
silo
Mrs. o. H. Johnson. of Hesperia, is
a guest of Mrs. Chas. Campbell.
Delegates elected for the Kings
Daughters convention, to be held In
Mt. Clemens. Oct. 1 to 4. inclusive,
are: Mrs. Harvey Holmes, Mrs.
Mary Jellis, Mrs. d. v. Harris, Mrs.
Emma Sober and Miss May Crane.
DR.. G. H. Hull will return, Sunday,
from trip In the northern part Of
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Spalsbury are
home from Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. Latin are
enjoying an outing in Toronto.
Miss Jean Mckay will leave Mon
day for New York city, to attend Co
lumbia college.
WYANDOTTE.
A man giving his name as William
Wallace, was locked up In Wyandotte
by Police Capt. John Denman, when
complaints were received that Wal.
lace was soliciting aid with deaf
and dumb plea" When ararigned be-
fore Justice Beattie yesterday. he de-
MED 1t at first. but later gave In.
The last of the Benjamin cup re-
gattas will be held by the Wyan-
dotte Motor Boat club, in the lower
Detroit river at o'clock, this after
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Wright, No.
$40 Oak-st., are on an eastern trip
during which they will visit the for
mer's birthplace, near Toronto, and
also visit the London fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward George re-
turned from q wedding trip.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve
a supper at the Wyandotte M. e.
church. Monday evening.
Born, to City Clerk and Mrs. John
l.. Sullivan, Biddle-ave., North Wyan-
dotte, daughter.
EConsE.
The Ecorse club met last night to
organize a football team.
Treasurer Christopher Rapp will
be at Louis Riopelle's, West Jeffer.
son-ave. and Charlotte-st., this even.
ing. to collect Ecorse village taxes.
A launch owned by Capt Ed. Van
Malta, collided with c. H. Potter's
launch In the Detroit river, opposite
Ecorse. No one was hurt, but the
planking on Potter's boat was broken
nearly to the water line.
BIRMINGHAM.
Burglars broke into the Peck hotel
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