The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-06
SUBURBAN NEWS
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A Christmas concert will be given
Thursday, Dec. is, by the members
OF the high school chorus and pupils
OF the grammar grades, under the di
rection OF Miss Aurelia Murphy.
The Cherry Hill Ladies' Aid society
met this afternoon with Mrs. Nj
! Sweigle.
| Mrs. Bert III. Bray has returned 10
her home. I'm Detroit, after visit
with Mrs. Fred White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lambon have re-
turned to their home in Rochester
New York. after visit with Mrs. ),
| r. Worden.
Miss Estabrook Rankin is attend
ing Chicago university.
The Philomathians met for a bust
ness session, Friday afternoon.
| The jolly Ten club will meet next
Thursday, with Mrs. Isaac Davis.
| Nelson Null entertain the IAmR-U
class, Friday evening
The o. +. s. will meet Monday
evening for regular business meet
/ ing.
Burt Crippen is on the sick list.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Draper enter
tanned the futile Hill Birthday club,
Friday evening
Mrs. Henry Owen is on the sick list.
Mrs. Ida Mcintyre Groves, OF Ann
Arbor. is spending the week with Mrs.
F. j. Rust and Mrs. ID. H. Budd.
Frank Joscelyn has been in Ann Ar
Dor most Of the week. In attendance
at the meetings OF the county board
OF auditors.
DR.. IL. j. Morrison Is home from
the north with a fine deer to his
credit.
Some wellknown local talent who
assisted Friday evening in the A. NJ
e. concert, were: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
v. Brown, Miss Anerine Compton
Miss Helen Slovenian. Miss Gather.
Inc Corbett, Messrs. Fuller. Geo. Par.
cons. and Fred Rhinehart
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Moore, OF
Ecorse. are guests of Mrs. George Col
Inns, near Paint Creek.
| The board OF education will meet
at the high school, next Tuesday even
Ing.
Miss Harriet Shankland OF the Cen
trail school, spent Friday in Detroit
visiting schools.
Election OF officers in the Macca
bees OF the World. No. 3, will occur
Tuesday evening, Dec. Is.
| Mrs. Harvey Gress entertained the
Embroidery club. Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Evan Popkins is visiting hei
son. Edward. in Detroit
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WYANDOTTE.
The big water mains in Wyandott,
will not be tapped during the winter
| according TO notice issued by the cat!
officials. yesterday.
| All OF those who wish taps made
bacre spring Will have to file thei
applications at once, so that the worl
may be done before a freeZe-up comes
| City Clerk John l.. Sullivan report!
~ births and IL deaths. last month.
Joseph Hockey, OF Wyandotte. /.
home from Pittsburgh for the hol!
days.
Nelson Dupy. jr., is III at him home
| in Wyandotte.
George A. Bowers. aged SO, No. l4'
Maple-st., Wyandotte. died OF com
plication OF diseases. The body wal
taken to Port Huron, this morning
Interment in Port Huron.
| The Michigan Alkali freighter. IVY
andotte" which went aground nea
Algonac. earlier in the week, has beer
released.
j. ~. Griffith. Wyandotte. left. yes
terday morning, on business trip Il
Philadelphia.
EcoRsE.
The Foresters OF America. Of
Ecorse, have changed their regulal
meetings to the first and third Friday
evenings OF each month.
+. A. Bull post, No. 27O, &. a. X.
will hold regular meeting. this al
ternoon.
There will be a meeting OF the VII
lage council, Wednesday evening.
ROYAL OAK.
Mrs. Charles Maui was stricken with
paralysis, on Wednesday night, and
died, Thursday morning. She was AZ
years old, and leaves a husband and
son to mourn her loss. Funeral Sat
urday, from residence.
Miss Beatrice Nettler has been IL
the past few days.
George s. Hallock has returned
from hunting trip up north.
The woman's home and foreign mis-
sionary societies OF the Methodist
church will hold a union meeting al
the home OF Mrs. Ainsley Smith. Fri
day. Dec. IL.
The young people OF the Emman
uel's Evangelical league Will have
handkerchief bazaar at Jennings a
Kelley's office, on Saturday.
John Lafferty. OF Detroit, called
here, Monday.
F. NJ. Brooks is i'll at his home on
Westinghouse.
j. ]. Burgess, rural mail carrier
is able to be out again after being
Guaranteed with diphtheria for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Wilson Geddes, OF Detroit, WIS
tied relatives here, Friday.
pom the Testimony Of q mother that
she was unable "a protect heS
daughter. aged II. from cruel treat
rp.pf NV father Judge