The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-03
SUBURBAN NEWS
YPsILANTI.

| YPsILANTI.
| Miss Helen Lamphere has accepted Q
position In the Jackson PUBLIC school.
Miss Evelyn Derbyshire will teach
the Willow Run school
1 Mrs Morris Hammond entertained
The Stony Creek women's Foreign
Mrs. James Smith and two children,
| OF Kansas City. Kas., are I'm the city.
where they came to attend the recent
will be remembered as Miss Lille Ben
| nett.
Miss Clara vorce has resumed her
work as teacher in Minneapolis. MINI:
She viii receive yearly salary OF
| N,100.
/ Charles comstock has returned from
q. business trip to New York city. He
at Ithaca, N. Y, whore Mrs. Comstock
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. r.
James Allen Is recoverins from .
Mrs. Hattie Topping is seriously III
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
met this afternoon in the church par
lors, for the monthly business and So
cial meeting. collection OF canned
i fruit was made, which will be donated
to the Methodist Old Ladies' Home In
The Rev. Moses MendenhaI has been
given pastoral charge at Raisin VAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Osborn have
| The Free Church Ladies' Aid society
met for q social and business meeting
today with Mrs. olin strang.
| Mrs Ed. French entertained the
| club at dinner today on her lawn. MIS-,
Eva Townes, OF Akron. O., was guest
The Denton Foreign Missionary So
ciety met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. John Wharton and planned work
for the coming fall and winter.
The former students OF the old Allen
SCHOOL gathered today on the lawn OF
former classmate. Henry puell. Of De-
troit who was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George G. Moore.
a former normalite. and DR.. Edward
A. Morrison. OF Boston. Mass. took
place yesterday In Chicago. at the
Rev. Robert J. Southland. OF Boston.
Mass, performing the ceremony; The
bride and groom will spend hSeey-
moon at Macyickar's Lake, near Chi
caso, after which they will reside In
Miss Margaret Wilson has secured a
position to teach near Salem.
her home in Bewilng Green, o. after
a visit at the home of Mrs Grant Will
son.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Kelley.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James kei-
ley. and George 8. Books. will take
The marriage OF Miss Dorothy Kava-
nagh, who left this city last winter for
q season Of study and travel IN GEurope
Ill. occurred July 1e In FORE church.
Eorguay, Eng.
| Minor E White has returned from
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Morley have
returned from an outing at Mackinac
Island.
Mrs. Mary Goddard has returned
from "a, visit n Ann AgSor with her
Pomona Grange will meet Tuesday,
Sept. 8, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. English.
his work as teacher in Battle Creek
after n visit at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Shuart:
Mrs. Ethel Iarned, of Battle Creek.
Miss Mary Davis has gone to Battle
Creek. where she will teach domestic
science In the public schools
college In September.
Miss Ida Palmer, chief telephone
operator In the Michigan state ofnce,
Iitchfieid relatives and friends.
Mrs. Joseph r.. Glasson has returned
| from an extended visit at Traverse
milton Cook, of Nashville, Tenn, Is
visiting his brother. the Rev. A. r.
1 Cook.
work as second grade teaeher In ehei-
Mis-. Hazel z, Roberts is teachins
near Sarnia, Ont
work Monday as teacher In Lodi.
Mrs. Edith Hazard Barrett of New
York city. II visiting relatives and
friends IN the city gamppen has gone to
South Bend, Ind, where she VIII teacn
in the high school
wYANDOTTE-
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. william Beat
uf Mr 9 pan Pauiine swenkIe. of Detroit. and
Mrs Wolfs, na u Mr. Hand stf NsaenSo sl!o'
While playing about the boat house
M the foot OF walnut-st.. Harold, B.
year. old son OF Police Captain John
able 10 get out without assistance.
w ]. Niles and family are spending
n week at Cheboygan.
Albert L swnney iei' yes'euAy ="
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard stein
Mrs. James Leonard and son, James:
Cleveland, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kerne.
The wyandotte Indian football team
has Joined the Michigan state football
league. The FIRST ut home game Will
be played the latter part OF this month.
but the opposing team Will not be anAl
ncunced until the schedule In COM
pleIe6, The visiting teams will in
clude Mt, Clemens, Flint. jackson AMI
Windsor and the Heralds and Greys of
Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Giasson win
leave today for Mackinac Island.
Capt Robson ST.. who has been here
fer few days. has returned to his
Mrs Joseph Cashmere Will entertain
the Woman's Foreign Missionary 80.
clety OF the Methodist church this af-
toInCtT
paYolrneh Louis PapRe is now on his
vacation
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blay. a
son,
The ysar-oId son OF Mr.. and Mrs A.
]. Chester who was 81 In Improved.
Funeral services for Horace NJ Oco-
book. aged 50 years. a former mayor OF
Wyandotte. were held in the family
residence, No. % Van Alstyne- blvd.
this afternoon. Interment in Oakwooi
centery, The services were conducted
by the Masonic order. Mr.. Ocobock
came 10 Wyandotte from New York
state ~ years ago. He served the dis
triet an state representative and the