The Detroit times., 1914-01-02
IN DETROIT

IN DETROIT
Earl ID. Hurle L. new nttnche OF the
court of domestic relations. He has
been appointed as stenographeI. he
Was formerly with the StucobakeF
corporation.
LincOIn- McIkinley division. No. 2Ot,
and Detroii-Pingree division. No. 80.
Loyal Guard, Will hold a joint Ia =
stallation IN q. A. r. building Wed
nesday evening. Jan. 7.
cignrmniSer. died. Wednesday. In his
home. No. l49 Eimwood- MT,
schultz was born In Germany 90
years ago. He is survived py threS
daughters and two sons. Funerai
services VIII be held In the home
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Gertrude Minore, lecturer oa the
white slave grafnc, VIII he heard in
the Broadway theater sunday morn
ing, under the auspices OF the irohu-
way platform. She IL niece OF the
late Rev. +. Dewitt Talmage. she
r. a member OF the World ana Ma.
tIonal Purity federation. the Nationai
Anti White Slave association ana
the w g. H. ".
After n haif-century of rniIroading'
james Hobinson, q veteran conductor
on the Grand Haven division or the
Grand Trunk retired with the pass
entered the employ OF the detroit
Grand Haven Milwaukee railroau
in 1863. when II years OF age re
has always made hts home IN Ne
troit. living AT No. 243 Kirby- ave.
west.
vrEfnE along nrbfrum=Hyc" urnr
Beriin-st.. nj IOt3O o'clock, Thurs
day night Leo Lepiae, OF NO, -"
eu by two men. who leYeileu IeNol-
vers at his head and said No%
march hh along sE,aer,hs p hlm 10 the Belt
line railroad tracks. 10 dark spa"
where they halted AND took ~
away from him.
The knights oI the Royal Arb have
elected the following officers for
1914. President. Alex Mckay, Wee
president John &. Fang, r"cornlhs
secretary, Reinhold Ritter, financial
secretary Mo Feidman: treasurer.
Fred W Schneider; probate. David
A. Baker: = at A. Joseph l.oewen.
60 OF c.. william Bruno. tyler FRANK
J. JRx: trustees. Charles VI. w esch'
william Rothschild and John Harp
Ter
against the village of Highland
Fark for paving taxes 10 be in eX-
cess or the per cent limit Al :.
Harris. No ls9 WOODLAND ave.
large property holder in the village,
has commenced suit in the circuit
court 10 restrain tho collection. lie
bases his claims on the fact that the
act under which the taxes are claim
ed directs "A frontage basis or tax
alton where the above sum was de-
rnanded on valuation basis
Mrs. Emo. steGy. Is yenrs old. died.
Thursday, I'm the home OF her dRuwh-
ter, Mrs Charles Dustin, No. 1ll3
Fourteenth-Rve. Mrs. Steffy was the
widow OF q Civil war veteran. She
- survived by three daughters Mrs.
Dustin and Mrs samuel W Bur-
roughs OF Detroit and Mrs. Fisher.
OF Lansing, and. one son, Uriah
Steffy ef Mason Mich. The body
viii be taken 10 Mason. and funeral
services held ia the Methodist church
there
A public instaIlatiop of the following
recently elected officers OF Detroit
t0vr-T NJ r. t-Uyar ffOrnF fTUreTnTtV,
win be held Tuesday. Jan. IS, I'm the
hail al No 90 Michigan Prcsi-
dent. Roy Herald. vice president
Thomas Richard tEea&nrer- Miss -Iaa=
bel Somerville secretary, Mrs. )en-
nic Davenport. prelate. Louis SHAFT
fer conductress. Mrs Florence Jones
assistant conductress, Mrs. Shurley
Reaine inner guard. Mrs Ida
Tucker. outer guard. Mrs. Augusta
Collins. pianist. Mrs RUBY shank
Two separate blnses tB the home of
susei Goldstick, at No. 1877 Rivnrd-
at. Thursday, caused Capt McElery.
az ladder M. g. TO report the case To
the fire marshal VINO is now making
Investigation only about $50
> damage was done but the hremen
discovered that two fires had started
1T the same time in different beds
\ small fire in the residence OF
Joseph Leslie. No 404 Garteld-ave.
Thursday was caused by lights on a
Christmas tree The damage was
nominal.
Aid. Patrick O'Brfen. backed by other
members OF the council and the busi-
ness organizations in the Tenth
ward, is preparing 20 launch an ac-
tive campaign for the extension OF
the Fourteenth line from Dalzelle-
ST TO Fort-st. When the ~ L. X
was given permission 10 construct
the new depot loop on seven for
quarter fare basis. the company on
clals promised 10 take up the extern
sion matter In the near future The
alderman has secured from Bernard
Weadock. attorney for the n L. r..
the promise OF an early hearing
Tenth ward residents are anxious 90
have the extension question settled
as quickly as possible so that the
city or the u. L. H. can begin to
hnild the track foundations early
next spring.
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