The Detroit times., 1914-09-29

SUBURBAN news
YPsILANTI.
i The Rawsonvilie Riverside Abor OF
cial and business session this evening
IN. shs Ssa h,gh ssssss WI Ddls,
I Lafayette Skinner has returned to
his home In Seattle. Wash.
attending the Normal Soiisss. ' :
The Rev. Mr.. Mount has returned
from the Muskegon conference.
have charge OF camp nrs program
| during the w. r. c. convention, to be
held In the M. e. church. this city,
i Thomas Jackson suffered a broken
ankle few days ago. while moving a
! silo IL was necessary later, to am
| putate his foot, for fear of blood pois-
The, services In the Congregational
| church will be Of the nature OF a
! Mrs. Louise Crippen and Miss Anna
vacation at williamston.
n on the elss: ys.r w IF the ss
held Wednesday afternoon In the
| Literary club house.
are yissns n ana Gaana Miss RaDa.
] 80 Harris Fletcher, son OF Mrs. AFRO
Fietcher has been secured az principal
OF the Agonac high school.
homa - spending the school year with
=, Mss Jsssie s Childs. daughter OF
Anna. Cal. to accept a position as sup
| erintendent OF drawing In the public
News has been received here OF the
death on Sept. 81. In Jackson, OF Eben-
! sser Elliott, former Ypsilantian. He
u survived by Ave sons and one daugh-
Mrs, ottmar Koch ha. returned from
. weeks visit in Detroit and Toledo.
ROYAL OAK.
| Merl West vino was operated on at
Harper hospital. Detroit, is slowly re-
suit Of An sasomSSii: SeloSsnt tas Z year ear
Mrs John r. Haiiock died saturday
morning; she 70 survived by seven
sons and one daughter Funeral SER
vices h were held Monday morning. Six
Mrs. Mcclellan entertained for her
daughter Dorothy Saturday aftsr-
Mr.. and Mrs. John strachAn. who
have been studying music in Paris,
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. M.
Smith. Mrs. Strachan Is Mr.. Smiths
Dr. Campbell Of Birmingham per-
formed an operation bn Mrs. Lester
Eastman Monday morning at her
There was q special meeting OF the
home Of Mrs. j. J. Hartford Monday
afternoon.
BIRMINGHAM.
Loran Blunt has moved TO FL Paso.
oSss,s s.s,,. e IN: i. so q ~ sr NJ. ana
Taylor and daughter Mildred Of High
ch.riss Hali0ck wa. called to Royal
Rak ~ ne death OF his mother, Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Robinson. OF Port
Huron are guests of Mr. and Mrs. ses-
Mrs. Mallst has gone to csrlston to
visit relatives.
William HartwIck. aged 70 years. died
nom. raa is :aSv1s Sa Sss ss
three sons. William Of Rochester, Fred
of Chicago and John OF Troy. Funeral
win nSsI Ss held e. HE hs. this
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George But
Mr.. and Mrs Lyle Hawthorn and Mr..
Oak are guests. OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. Haw.
thorn OF this place.
Mrs.. James Casey and daughter Mrs.
Guy Niles OF Rochester are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. David Roy.
q M: h: Marion ads Evan. S the
Nh Mr.. chsR cisrR ssssA RsSs i, s.rlossly III.
"A BirminghAm high school orchestra
dsr the isadership Of Miss djsra Star. r.
Julius Rundali has gone on q nshing
trip to May Days lake 4.
turn Wednesday from their wedding
trip to Philadelphia.
wYANDOrTE.
Mayor Charles H Marr. of wyan-
dotte, IL spending the week at a meet
ing Of 2 federation OF Catholic societies
~ ;.ssIs %'sE iI|s.r r:ad Is '.eov.rlns from
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Payette and. sons
Arthur and Hasen, returned to their
home yestsrday sstsr par,,rm Visit at ToleeS
Stock association will meet at the
home OF r. Daniels, Thursday evening.
81 patrlexs schooi foStectl boos team .c.nd w1
team at the city park tomorrow after
Tnsfs sss - Ss XXI. %sssns
Columbia hotel for three months IL pre-
pairing to return to Detroit.
Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry LaBeau
Lyman Jones, Edward Headman
Frederick Everett. Arthur Lang, Henry
Thorn George LAzelie, Walter Genths
and Miss Ruth kreger left Yesterday
FORD.
Word has been received from c. n.
Gore, en- route to Texas for his health
stating that he is feeling better
Miss Ruth Parker entertained her
sister. Esther, Of the Michigan Agricui-
Mr., and Mrs. Carl ootts. OF Ypsiiantl.
are the guests OF the latters sister, Mrs
Henry Maston.
HAMTRAMCK.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur r. Schroeder,
who have been visiting friends and
relatives at Rogers City for the past
week, have returned home
Born 10 Mr.. and Mra Harry wur-
mus, No. III Clay-ave.. n daughter.
The committee consisting OF Coun-
cilmen Jacobs, Russell and Faber and
village President John K1inger. who
left last Thursday night FOR Cleveland
TO make negotiations for the purchase
OF nre apparatus for the village, has
returned home, They will report 10 the
council Thursday evening.
Bids on the construction OF the pro-
posed municipal building will be open
ed at the council THURSDAY night