The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
SUBURBAN NEWS
lpsILANTI.


lPsILANTI.
The Washtenaw Huron company
MILL owned by Charles Rhnehart. was
destroyed By fire late Thursday night.
The origin of the fire is unknown;
Several heavy explosions were heard
while the structure was burning This
is the third big fire in the business
section or Ypsilanti In the last three
months The loss is estimated at
a bazaar will be given Saturday af-
ternoon and evening In the Methodist
chapel by the two nigh school classes
Frederick Mckay The funds Will be
used for scholarships for two needy
young people
Miss Joyce Durfee viii be hostess
saturday afternoon from three 10 nve
10 her sunday school class, In the NJ
h. sunday school
Miss Bessie Colby is recovering from
an operation, for appendicitis perform
Mrs. Fred Hewlett was hostess on
Thursday afternoon to the Stony Creek
NJ l.. Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety.
Lee, Silliphant is taking a course in
the University OF Detroit
Miss Bernice Coe will be hostess this
evening 10 the 4 Am Il u class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Harris are the
proud parents OF a baby girl
Miss Ada Downey is on the sick list
A divorce has been granted Mrs
poTa SHERMAN from w lllam T.. Sher-
man. The couple were married Oct
allowed.
Walter Mckenzie is recovering from
a fractured skull at his home In Shell
by. and will return soon 10 his work
In the university at Ann Arbor Mr.
Mckenzie was hurt recently In this
city by falling from an inteTurban car
S when II rounded the curve near the
Miss Lucille Fleming is teaching In
Tacoma, Wash.
The first Normal interclub debate
with the Webster team debating
against the Lincoln club, upon the
question, Resolved, That the Jury sys-
abolished" The Lincoln club Will take
the affirmative, with the Websters on
the negative.
Masonic club at the Normal college
Miss Mildred Garlock. OF the Nor
NAL, Is teaching sixth grade work In
Seattle, Wash.
HIGHLAND PARK.
The December meeting OF the North
End Improvement association Will zDe
held in Memorial n. Z; church next
Detroit postoffice, will be the principal
speaker. His subject Will be "Advan-
tases of the parcel post system"
Mrs, James Stewart, OF No. lag
visit with friends and relatives in
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren p. Berry, OF No
249 Florence ave, are receiving con-
gratulations upon the birth OF an
eight-pound baby boy.
Mrs. Stuckey, OF No. 1913 Avalon-ave.
Is seriously i'll with appendicitis.
Miss Ruth Martindale is rapidly re-
covering from a long illness.
The Misses Luella Robinson and
Doris Faulkert,. OF Marine city, who
at the home OF Miss Ruth Mahan, OF
Avalon ave, have returned home.
DR. and Mrs. c. l.. Foreman have re-
turned from an extended trip In the
east
Mrs. E. NJ: Simpson, Of Ypsilanti,
home OF her sister, Mrs. L. Wilson, OF
Gerald-ave., for the past week, has
Miss Edith Fletcher, OF Canton, Ohio,
is visiting at the home OF Miss Kath-
crime Allen. OF No. 81 Beresford- ave.
James A. Stewart, OF No. l49 Grand
ave. west is on business trip to New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Brown and chill
dren Of Pilgrim-ave.. are visiting
friends and relatives at Cuyahosa
Miss Emma Dentster, John Dentster
Byron Dentster, OF Port Huron; Iva
Ruby and Mrs: Flabb, of Sasinaw and
Mrs. George Harper. OF Yale. Mich.
have returned home after attending
the wedding OF Miss Theresa King
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph King
OF Beresford ave, to George Landry
which took place last week. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Landry are now on their wed
ding tour, but expect TO return earl,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. WALTZ, of this vii
lage, have returned from visit with
friends and relatives In Iowa.
At the regular weekly meeting OF
the Highland Park Press association
n halH "a the ITtlaV library this
evening, the semi-annual election OF
officers will take AXE IPlaSese; por, pros
byterian church this, evening viii
bring TO a close the large Christmas
bazaar which Is now being held under
the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF that church.
George Otto, "a years old. OF Buffalo
N Y, who was arrested Thursday or
complaint OF NJ. A. Bailey, who alleges
that Otto has been proving about his
fore Justice Austin yesterday and fined
1915 with the option OF spending u
days In the Detroit House OF Correc-
ton. Otto took the 80 days. Mike
Gaughan was sent to the workhoust
for so days for the same onense.
wYANDOTTE.
The L. A: A. o. H. have elected their
officers for next year: President, Eliza
beth REG; ice-president, Mamie Roeh,
rig; recording secretary, Margaret
Fury; financial secretary, Susie Ora
ham: treasurer. Nellie McCloy: mis-
tress at arms, Annie Fynes; sentinel
Mrs. Murphy chair lady OF standing
COMMITTEES, Marie Murphy; medical ex-
aminer. DIR. j. s. Mclaughlin.
city Treasurer James G. Headmar
reported these balances at recent
meeting OF the board OF education In
cidentai. S1497.SO; teachers, s11,044.21
library. s1,4795s; Janitors. $b06.s6
building, s31.1s; bond and interest
s7S321; manual training. s503.72; do
nestle science. $1.212,53; sinking, S5,-
0s5 so: text book. ss66.60; total, s2S,-
1890
Ex-Alderman william. now of De-
troit was n visitor here yesterday.
Chris c. Marquardt Is Ill
E. r. Ward lodge No. 172, l. O. o. f..
Morgenthau; W G.. Samuel O'Brlenj
corresponding secretary s. w. Mat