The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-09

league OF Birmingham Will be hsia
Monday evening, Nov. l6
Miss Cora Schafter, OF Alpena. u z
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert chathsia
Mrs. Daniel Johnson is III.
Adam Most. age 81. died at his home
in Troy after long illness. HE - SUIT
granddaughter' The funeral was held
from the home. Burial In Troy Gene
Mr.. and Mrs william cooney cele-
brated their tenth wedding anniyers-
airy. Quests were present from Wal
nut Lake. Pontiac and Detroit
Miss Mae Green is visiting MIS-.
Henry German at Franklin -,
Demorest gold medal contest Viii
be held In the Franklin church. Fri
day, Nov. IL.
Mrs. Richard Lake has been a guest
Of her brother. Herbert lawson. al
rG Mrs Bur.e Of Detroit is visiting
her sister Mrs. Hattie Todd.
william Gorley, age 10 years. 1led
OF heart trouble SATURDAY morhlns s
Monday The body was taken 10 New
York City for burial.
Miss Pepper, of Detroit. Is spending
a few days with Miss Sarah Ennis
Mrs Homer LaJoie has gone 10 Pom
tlac TO visit her parents, MT ana Ars.
Miss Jennie smith. OF Portland,
Oregon. Is visiting relatives mere.
ECORsE.
Whether or not Ecorse township
will have movable bridge over the
Ecorse river at West Jefferson ave,
will be determine ed at a second election
on Nov. 30. when the people will vote
on bridge bonds. The sentiment seems
strongly in favor OF the movapie
bridge.
A number OF the leading taxpayers
are OF the opinion that a movable
bridge Is desirable largely for com :
mercial reasoss. They claim that the
result will be a deepening OF the river
and better drainage along It's banks.
and that the locality will become an
attraction for manufacturing concerns
who desire both rail and water ship
ping facilities.
because a short distance from the
mouth OF the stream there are station
airy railroad bridges which viii pre-
movable bridge. however. believe that
the railyroads will finally fall In line
and build movable bridges In the
pace OF the stationary ones.
Ecorse At the first meeting last week
the membership numbered 30. and ~.
torney Louis +. Hawkins was elected
president The other Officers are
Ernest Trueman, secretary; r. 7. HOT
fer, treasurer A campaign Is now be-
ing wsgsd TO Increase the moersh'p
wYANDOTTE.
City Clerk Charles II. Block. Orange
st who has been Ill for some time
was able TO be out Saturday
There will be regular meeting OF
the Maple Leaf lodge Degree OF
Honor Monday evening;
The Bachelors club will give It's an
nual dancing party at the Arpeiter
hall Thanksgiving night.
Mrs. Joseph Markey will give q
pedro party at her home, OAK and
Fourth-sts.. "wednesday eyeni1s fos
consressman Richmond Pearson
Hobson. OF Alabama. Will speak al
/ the Methodist church Nov. TO- under
| the auspices OF Sunday schooi CLASS
Captain Nell Robson IL home from
sailing on the lakes.
Miss Alice Beggeman and William
Mahss will be married at 81. Jonn
| church at 4.o'clock, "Wednesday after
noon. Nov. is A reception will fol-
| low at the home OF the brides sister
No So Orchard-st.
Mrs. L. Everett will entertain tht
/ Ladies' auxiliary OF the Congregation
Mrs. John Dystant, OF cheboygan. IL
the guest OF friends here.
HAMTRAMCk.
The Hamtramck police are investi
eating into the cause or the nre wnlci
late Friday night destroyed q store ne
| longing to Joseph Banack, at No. y.
Grayling ave. and the houses on eaci
side. homes OF Mark Bay and Lara
Burnley The fire apparatus from en-