The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
SUBURBAN NEWS
YPsIlANTl

YPslLANTi.
Y Miss Lillian Lesson rs home from
"a visit With her grandparcnls IN Man.
chester
Or Wm a. Moddlsr OF East For
esta'e2 has moved 20 the corner OF
kirOysl and Trumbull-aye. 'DetrolL
where he viii practice dentistry
The Peninsular Paper TO has pur.
chdsed fine team OF horses from
Fred Heiudinger.
Mrs. +. VI Newton has gone 90 Bui-
ialo 10 spend the holidays with here
daughter Mrs. = Arnold
Tom Elliott is travelling In Texas. ia
the interest 81 the Wooltex Garment
Co
Arthur Geraghty has sold his farm
20 John Gillian. OF West Gongressst.
Mr.. Geraghy. In turn, purchased the
Gillian residence
Mrs. John Weaver and son have
gone TO Clio for the holidays
Rev. j r Beach and family. OF
Orion, have moved 70 this city.
-AiEs-8-R -Fssa= suffering fEEe.ala
the results of fall down flght OF
steps. about week ago
stony Creek Arbor OF Cleaners has
elected the following officers CHIEF
CLEANER. Geo Rattray. yice-chief
gleaner. Leon Curry: chaplain. Mrs
Leon Curry; secretary and treasurer
Henry Collins: conductor, Geo. Col
lins: conductress. Mrs Ralph Head
lecturer. Mrs. John Fuller: inner
guard, Ralph Head. outer guard. John
Wante. delegates 10 biennial conven-
ton 10 be held in Toledo. VIM. Me
Michael
stony Creek grange viii meet for
The election OF officers in grange hall
Tuesday evening, Dec %
The Willing Workers class OF the
Cherry Hin church. will enjoy ban
quet. New Years eve, In Gums hall
The Pi Kappa Sigma sorority dance
viii be held Jan 10
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Gum Rill
leave Monday for New York city
Prof. Frederick Alexander left 70
day for New York city.
Mrs. Philander Stevens OF North
Westinghouse, celebrated her nine
tieth birthday. Thursday afternoon,
by entertaining few friends.
The city council has ordered the
suspension OF the city garbage col
lection service, until the beginning
OF spring
The Mt. Pleasant basketball team
will meet the Normal college team in
this city. March l2.
Miss Bessie Trautman has gone TO
her home in Cadillac
Miss Eta II. Glauser of the Normal
college faculty. has gone 10 her home
in New Philadelphia, Ohio
The Normal goods who will con
test In the final oratorical contest. FOR
the place of representatives OF the
college in the state oratorical league.
sre Misses Helen Townsend, OF De
troit; Edna Oatley. OF Portland, and
Rena Wilcox, OF Concord
The VI. f. Womans Foreign Mis-
slonary society met Thursday after
noon. with Mrs. Chas. Fisher
Everett Ward has returned from the
hospital al Ann Arbor.
August Refill has gone 10 Saginaw
and Bay City, where he is looking
after farming interests.
An official message received from
states that the Joseph
Jaroh family. who have been held
several days by the immigration OFF,
GERS. will be admitted
Postmaster owen Is on the sick list,
Mary Bieber. charged by Jeanette
Campbell with the theft OF $3.50 last
spring. while In the employ OF Mrs.
Campbell. was given a suspended SEN
tence on recommendation of the COM
planning Witness About $500 Of the
above amount was either recovered
or paid back A part was found under
the floor of Mrs. Bieber's house.
Manager Refine OF the Ypsilanti
opera house, wiz give free shows. both
SUNDAY afternoon and evening, for
the Anti-tuberculosis society. Dixon
Van Blarcom. field secretary OF the
national organization. will give an
address at one OF the meetings.
Miss Ella Yapeley is building a new
porch TO her residence.
Miss Ruth Leverett and Oscar Thoe
Of Hayfeld. Mimi. were married We'd
nesdav evening by Rev Lloyd Morris
Mrs. Thomas j. MacCOrmack.
daughter OF Mrs John Green. of this
city. is critically III at her home In
Detroit from the effects OF an opera
ion performed Wednesday.
Fourteen dollars an "a cents was
cleared at the l-Am-R-U social In
Grange hall
A cabinet meeting oof the Reliables
was held Friday evening al the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Vernon, on
Forest.ave.
TWenty-one new members Joined
he stony Creek NJ +. church. Sun
day, as a result OF the special meet
ngs. that nave been held.
J. E. Smith attended the Montonye
funeral in Milan, yesterday
RAY F'rankfarther is home from q
season spent on the lakes, on a steam
ar plying between Buffalo and Duluth.
He will leave In few days for Cleye-
land. where he Will take a course OF
study in nautical school.
Miss Minnie Rengert and Leo CLARK
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