The Detroit times., 1913-06-18
OESraT.

DE.dSI.
Henry Dattner is preparing to open
grocery and meat market, at No.
1902 West Jefferson-ave.. in the new
Jacobs & Friedman block. Mr.. DAFT
ner formerly conducted a wholesale
and retail liquor business here.
Mrs. Belle Parsons Ockenden. as
sisted by some Of her piano pupils,
Miss Archbold, soprano. the Boy
Scouts. and the Mcmillan campfire
girls. will present "A Day in the
Mountains" exemplified in music, at
the Solvay Guild hall. Saturday even
Ing, June Is, at 8 p. IN.
f. A. Benoit. formerly of Green-aye.,
this section. has embarked in the
moving and trucking business In the
Grand Riyer-ave. section. His equip
ment consists of two Commerce
trucks, manufactured here.
Through the transfer of license
from Sixteenth-st., the saloon at the
corner Of West Jefferson and Cary
ayes. refused license this spring
because the proprietor. Albert Tschoe-
pc. was an alien, will be reopened
this week.
The Western Baseball club, by de-
feating the all-star team selected by
VIM Girbach. at the West End park,
Sunday, won the honor OF DOMINIC
the 800 set OF uniforms to be fur
nished by Summerfeld L. Hecht. The
West End Athletic club went down
to defeat before the COiored Giants,
OF Windsor
The business men OF the Delray Sec
ton are hoping against hope that the
auction sale of the D., T. & |. r. H.,
to be held at the Delray depot Of the
road on the 9th OF this month, will re-
suit in a new era OF prosperity for the
system. Inasmuch as2this road Is the
most direct route from, the Ohio coal
fields to Detroit II would seem that
II would have escaped from the grasp
OF manipulators before this. Much OF
the territory through which II passes
has no competing line, either for pas
senger or freight traffic. The build
ing used al Delray as a depot, is
structure which once
served AS a residence and CONNECTION.
cry store.
Harry Pittenger and family nave
moved 10 Sprngwells-ave., near
Chamberlain-st
Dan Ross proprietor of the barber
shop in the Oddfellows' building, has
decided to again become resident
of this section He Will live in one
OF the Blitz apartments.
BIRMINGHAM.
Mr.. ORGY Smith, of Watkins-st..
fell from a scaffold on barn where
he was working and broke his arm.
The Ladies Aid society OF Troy
will meet, Thursday, June 10, with
Mrs. Ina Carpenter.
The wedding OF Miss Hilda Hough-
toE, of Troy, and Carl Schooner, same.
is announced for June rs.
Mr.. A. Stone, OF Detroit, is visiting
his brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stone, on Merrill-st.
d. A. Green is very sick with ty-
send-st
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Franklin church will meet with Mr..
ana Mrs. Will Wedow, Thursday after
noon June IL.
The Knights Of Pythians will hold
meeting In Castle hall, Tuesday even
ing, June II.
The Rebekah lodge will hold a meet
ing at the lodge rooms. Wednesday
evening, June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lawrence, OF
Troy, are gueats OF Nj. and Mrs. Emil
OF iNtroit
Little Myrtle Weir, OF Troy, is quite
i'll with measles.
Ray Bailey, of Albuquerque, New
Mexico. is a guest at the home OF X.
OF Troy.
The Epworth league OF the Meth
odlsl church will hold business and
social meeting, Friday, June 20, at the
home OF Arthur A. Haycock All that
are interested are invited TO attend.
YPSilANTi.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Case.
of Belleville, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Case. and Donald e.
Latin. of this city. occurred at the
home OF the bride. Monday. at high
noon DR.. Ziegler performed the GER
emory.
Mrs. c. d. Hoyt entertained at a
shower for Miss Ida D'Ooge. Tues
day afternoon.
Thomas buckingham Is building a
barn on his place near Stony Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Galpin enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Topkins.
OF Detroit. Sunday.
The NJ. +. Ladies' aid Will meet
Thursday afternoon, for business
and social session. Mrs Gertrude r.
Erwins division will serve refresh.