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The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

aud has some bargains to offer. lie
is now putting on his fourteenth sub
division which ne calls kiverdale
Park. This property lies along the
banks Of the River Rouge and is be.
ing Laid out along artistic lines. with
parks, cinder walks. etc Mr.. Taylor
ts-eerg- optimistic over property in
RedfOrd and prrdict- that within the
nest fcw years This village viii be a
city of several thousand people.
Robins, Limited.
Robins, Limited. have added aH im.
proved properly department under
the management OF ]. S. Fleming.
who has spent the past four years In
the real estate field In Detroit. hay-
.Ig been associated with /. c. Freud
d Co. and Houseman Spitzley Co.
This department will take entire
charge Of estates, or individual buiid.
lngs and apartments. collecting
rents. looking after repairs. etc.
The connections of Robins, Limit.
ed. in Toronto, Montreal Buffalo.
New York and London. England. is
on assurance in itself OF their aBIl-
ity 10 handle their clients interests
to the best possible advantage.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Local

chronic interstitial nephritis; NH
liam sugars. 30i Brainard-st AQoXI
67 years. acute gaEtritis; Gla0t4 ~
sharpe. 2i2 Cainton-st.. ~ days. MALI
nutrition. James Francis ciem4Y(;
42s Ciay-ave.. four days. broucII<
pneumonia: Cheravat Maikatn. ~ :
Green-aNe one year, scetde 81.
shocks from burns. Nellie Elinou4I
Brown. 1i3l Hamilton blvd, ~ yeoE
pulmonary tuberculosis. ROBBERY Lvx&
smith, ssk -MavbsffS -lrand- -Aye.s 81
year acute autointoNlcation: EdWuxU
Johnson Snover. 4S Blaine-aye-> ~
years, pulmonary emholtsm: Au)@I
Bare. 9iO 81 Aubin-ave., 80 ye~r|X1
chronic endocardltis. Ella SoVce4
Grace hospital. three years. Dhe4X
from burns. Nmy - HWfifrgss--fv~4
Russell-st.. 3S years. lobar puouF
monia. John KOrtan. 2t0 IAwte0<
ave. 50 years. acute bronchitis 0oy3'
don stewart. $40 Dragoon- ave. ~
years. endocarditis rheumatism: Cu~'
eska Ziegalska. 1910 Junction-ave.f q
I6 days. premature. Ronald Marshal4
Harper hospital. rs years. multiple.
fractures Katherine Giasmari. Chtl>|
drens Free hospital, three mont0a
entero-colitis. Isaac henson Roys
nolds. 347 wenty- -hfth-st., SO years
cardiac asthenia. James Brady. Chtir'
drens Free hospital. three month&
spinA bihda ~ ,.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
NlOrtuary

%. 1918. at his re1t&
dence. &c Canheld-ave. west. oeorUX
Barber Fowler. in the 4sth year ~
tis age Funeral services fro<4
house saturday afternoon at "a
o'clock 3
CAT CHEY--Nov. %, at residence. tIX
Forrest. east. Joseph, beloved bus
band OF Sophie, nee Germain, deo44
father OF Mrs. Sophia HilsendeEt51>|
Joseph GauChey. Mrs. Alfred Cutm<'
ond Mrs. John Costello and GeorD4|
Gauchey Notice OF funeral later.
GRIFFITH Nov. %. James. aged M
wears, beloved husband of the late
Elizabeth Griffith. father OF Jeulk'
Mrs. n. +. Dixon and William 0rtixi
fifth. Funeral from residences, 144]
Townsend ave, Thursday at 1850. 9
aged 81 years. wtd@,
ow OF late James Hammer and bee4
loved mother OF Mrs. j. j. Rohir<4
Mrs r. j. Fry. George G. and Lewjo]
G. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p. mn;
from residence OF daughter. 12f Tye.
ler-avc. Interment at Elmwooo,
cemetery. ~
WOLF Mary tnee Crowley. aged ~
years, suddenly at 1899 Twelftha
dear wife OF Joseph Wolf and moth
or Of Joseph A.. Jerry. Daniel W.
Mrs. " NJ Spencer and Charle4;
Wolf. Funeral Thursday at s.xe'
from residence and 10 o'clock at S&
Nincent's church, via auto. s
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Marie Solomon. of No. 81 Rhode
lsland-aVo, entertained the Excelsior
class of Trinity Methodist church on
Monday -ttUlug
fever
Miss Allie Brown. Of No. 81 waver-
~ ave, mas recovered from short
Miss Mabcuc Fisher. Of No Sc Ber-
estosd -"vc.. has recovered from an
illness Ct evsral days
Mr. aGd Mrt. " g. Case. OF No. l29
W = tei 10y ave, ar" rejoicing over the
nirtd ot dsLehter.
Miss Mable kinner, Of No. 25S Cort-
land-aVo, underwent n serious oper-
alton az Grace hospital Tuesday even
Mrs. William Rogerson. OF No, 2lG
Highland visited friends In
Crosse pointe on Tuesday.
Miss Lemoine PetrimoulN. OF No. 81
Auburndale-ave,, has returned from a
visit with friends at Royal oak, Mich
Mrs. Agnes Quane. OF Beresford-
ave. who recently underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis at Grace hos
pital, IL rapidly improving.
Mr.. aud Mrs Potter. or Dawson.
Mich visited their son. +. G Potter.
head OF the commercial department OF
the High school. on Monday
Miss j. Cooley. OF No. 2i6 High
land-avc.. left Tuesday 10 visit friends
in Canada
Miss Florence De Land. OF No. 109
Avalon-ave., will spend Thanksgiving
day al Jasper, Mich
Miss Myra Herrick. Of No. 109 Ava
lon-ave.. will spend the Thanksgiving
Vaca ton with Miss Annarene Comp
ton, OF Leslie, Mich.
Miss A. NJ. lorks, Of No. l07 Ty-
ler-avc., left Wednesday afternoon to
spend Thanksgiving and the week.
end at her home In Almont Mich.
Dr. and Mrs. W. y. bradley. OF No.
20 Elmhurst-aYe.. left Wednesday 10
spend THANKSGIVING at Howell, Mich.
Miss Florence Fisher. of No J6 Ber-
esfOrd-ave., Is very III at her home.
The annual banquet OF the Chris
tian Endcavor society OF the Presby-
terian church viii he held at the
church Friday. Nov. IS, at $50
o'clock Henry Stevenson will act as
toastmaster This is quite an event
in the Endeavor year and great prep
arations are being made 10 make this
the most successful banquet in the
history OF the society
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
YPSILANTI

The city council announces saw
ing Of Si.U39.36 net profit for the last
10 months on the municipal gas plant.
The Wodcso Debating society OF the
Normal college, has elected the fol-
lowing officers President. Miss Elma
Moore, vice president, Miss Neola Gif-
ford, secretary. Miss Grace Gibson /.
treasurer. Miss Regina Anderson; dele
gate to oratoriCal board, Miss Eva
Aren't, yell mistress, Miss La Alta
Bulls.
Mrs. William Lister. OF EIlis-st..
viii he hostess. Thursday. Dec. .. TO
the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society.
The second number OF the Normal
lecture course viii be given by Le-
land Powers Thursday evening. Dee.
>. In pease auditorium
The Normal Training school held its
an nual Thanksgiving entertainment
W ednesday afternoon in the chapel.
the program consisting OF appropriate
music and series of tableauN rep
resenting The ideals of the nation
progress. prosperity, religion and
brotherhood Each grade furnished
complete dinner 20 poor family,
which was delivered with the assist
ance OF the various members Of the
faculty TN autos loaned for the ocea-
sion.
Frank Whitman is building a house
on Oak-st.
4 colored band consisting or IS
pieces has been organized and is
holding weekly practices iu GOOD Sa-
maritan hall. Outside OF the Normal
organization. which is rarely heard
on any but school occasions, Ypsllan-
u has no band for any public occa-
Word has been received O: the
death. oct 81. OF Andrew =. Wood.
aged ~ years. forme" YpsilGstia
at Glen Ellyn. ~. 4 brother. Theo-
were members Of the famous Normal
company. co. u, seventeenth Mlchi-
gan infantry. Of which the late Supt.
Austin George was also a member,
and s.ll three served three years In
tns f'sNa war.s y Wiz - pr sfs'4s IA 4
Mr. aud Mrs Robert Gibson, ~ Ptv
mouth. have returned from their we'd
ding trip. which included visits to
New fork, Boston, Philadelphia.
pittsburgh and Washington. Thoir
marriage occurred Wednesday, Nov
;. and they viii be at home at the
farm home Of Mr. Gibson after Dec
!. Mrs Gibson viii be remembd.cd
as Miss Helen T. smith. "A former
popular Normal girl.
Harold Sandcrson Will entertain the
! Am II Z class ~ Lss home or his
derson, Friday evening. Dec. 3
The Rawsonville Helping Hand So
ctety VIII hold "a Christmas market
In the Rawsonvilie hall. Friday even
ing. Dec. 3. The arrangements are
under the direction Of Mrs. Henry
owen.
Prof. Frederick b. " 4. Kay will
attend the. annual meeting OF the
National Association OF Academic
or Public Speaking In scg-
sion Friday aud Saturday in Chi
Cago.
The Y NJ. c. \. viii have charge ~
? Thanksgiving social this evening
IN Storkweather hall, 10 which ali
Normal students are invited
Meetings of the Foresters and
knights of Pythtas will be held Mon
day evening at 5:30 in their respect
i've halls
rs woman tho race is the tonic
~ a paper 20 he read by Mrs Eugene
Shipman at the meeting Of the Ypsi-
lanti study club 10 be held Wednes-
day atternoor, Dec /, at the home
Of Mrs. Worden
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
ANN ARBOR.

Mrs. David Prochnow. going down
stairs. caught her heel on "A step and
fell several feet. suffering injuries
from which she viii be laid up FOR
Mrs f. W. Jones. Of Brooks.st.. was
hostess for the Thanksgiving meet
ing OF the Third Ward Reading cir
Gle Mrs. George Scott and Mrs &.
J. snyder led IN the discussion, "Did
our forefathcrs have more 10 be
thankful for than We" and Mrs. O j.
X. Bury and Miss Gracia Martin were
the Judges. The debate was follow
ed by music. after which the hos
tess served dainty refreshments. The
circle VIII meet AGAIN In two weeks
at the home OF Mrs. Ida Wardlef on
The Ladies OF the Msccabees gave
card party for members at their
rooms this afternoon.
Because OF Thanksgiving the
Lsf.sq"z AID eetss ot f9e ts BetssgsW Rsssj1
meeting tTyA .NVvthJ.,-,. ,usStet,u' ut
tomorrow
The University School Of Music
has completed arrangements for a
the grangers who will attend the
state grange meeting here in Dc
cember.
Homer Kelly went To Detroit last
evening To meet some relatives. and
the entire party went to Midland
City TO-DAY 80. spend Thanksgiving.
Dr. Z. u. Cleland and Mrs. Cleland,
who have been guests the past two
weeks OF Miss Nina Davidson. have
returned TO their home In Erie, Pa.
Mrs. Emma walter. 90 Eaton Rap
ids. Is visiting her son. Walter. and
VIII remain here over THANKSGIVING
day
Charles Stowtil Smith. Of Berkeley,
Cal, Will be the guest OF his mother,
over Thanksgiving day.
Rev. Fr Bourke. assistant pastor
OF So. Thomas church. is rapidly re-
covering from an attack OF aDpen-
dicitis. because OF which he under
went an operation on Monday.
one OF the most charming events
OF the season In social way was
the musical given at the beautiful
home OF Mrs. Allan n Dudley, on
Division-st. at which Mrs. Elizabeth
Bennett. contralto. of Detroit,
member OF the Tuesday Musical club
OF that city, gave most interesting
program. Mrs Bennett saLg several
groups OF songs. her accompaniments
being played with much feeling by
Mrs. Minnie Davis sheriff. also of
Detroit. and n former member OF the
faculty OF the school OF music here.
Miss Frances Louise Hamilton play
ed Brahms hungarian Rhapsody"
with faultlesE technique and re-
sponded 20 two encores.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
WORTHWHILE

one hundred and 30 members Of
the Masonic order attended the an
nual reunion and homecoming and
past masters meeting of Worthwhile
daY afternoon and evening. In the
afternoon a photograph OF the past
ma sters was taken in local studio,
and In the evening nashlight was
taken in the masonic hall All but
two OF the past masters were present.
Beechcr ~ Northrop being in tho
west. ard Charles Booth is at present
In France \ splendid six course ban
quet was served nj 5 80 o'clock. being
In charge OF the stewards. assisted
by Dr. faul II. Alexander, Newton T.,
I OF and others The degree of mas
ter mason was conferred on two can
didates. after which Past Grand Mas
ter Frank +. Lodge. ot Detroit, pre-
scented each OF the past masters with
new apron. Eleven lodges were
represented at tho homecoming as
follows; .supt. % NJ Meisnsr and
prin. b. A. McCloy. 81 Alma lodge.
30. 2tt' Rev Brass. Hudson,
No. 32S \. O. Griffin, Palestine. pe-
troit NO. 3S1. Olin Pepper. Milan, No.
223, O. " Brown. Cannonsburg. No.
200. Charles Johnston. Rochester. No.
D: j.. a Noble. Detroit. No 2. and
several representative Of Plymouth
Rock lodge. No. Al. and Farmington
lodge, No, Isl. Thomas shaw. Big
Rapids. No. IL. Dr. Mark Gardner.
OF Nilwinning lodge. Detroit, was also
present Inc OCCASION marked the
hfticth anniversary uf the reunion 81
past masters, and Francis II. Beat.
aged 50 was the oldest past master
in attendance
Mrs, \. b.. Mccullough was in Yp-
SLANT Tuesday.
Misses LydeTa Murdoch. Aletha
lerkes Myrtle Gorton. Dorothy pu-
huar and Alice Cunningham spent the
Weekend with the Misses Hester and
Marion Power. Gcnevieve purfee and
Mabel Benton. at Ypsilantl. All OF
the latter named girls are attending
the Michigan State Normal college
The local Bureau Of Fisheries is
now busily engaged In caring for the
enormous quantity OF hsh spawn
gathered by their various represent
atlves from northern ports during toe
past few weeks Many women are
employed IN sorting and taking gre
OF the various kinds OF hsh esEs.
The sophonore class OF the local
High school was entertained by Miss
Lydia Clark at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. James Clark, Sr.. north OF town.
Tuesday evening
Ira G. Holt. Of Deroit, attended tho
Homecoming OF Nor<hviile lodge. T. A.
NJ. No. iss, OF which he r. member
a. y Seideiherg and family have
moved 20 Plymouth. where Mr.. Sell
delberg IL employed
Miss Edith Burrell. of Ypsilsnti.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Tdleru1je FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

was week END guest az tho home OF
Nj ard AIRS. ~ u. Bognrt
The girls ~ the sixth grade OF the
grammar school entertained the boys
oi mat grade and their teacher at a
ThanksRiVing party Nedncsday ar
teTnoou
Hiss Hazel Bovee. OF Detroit. was
. guest ~ Worthwhile relatives and
friends SUNDAY
lto\ q. 1Iark, man carrier on route
No. y. has discontinued lcaviug mail
for the present on portion OF the
Wilsey -rd.. owing 90 the poor condi-
tion OF tHe road caused hy the cXtcu-
slye grading FOR the concrete 10 be
placed thereon.
William scott Us on a business trip
10 Chicago.
schools viii close today for the
ThanksR iving vacation Of Thursday
ana Friday.
Miss Marv Munro viii spcnd the
Thanksgiving vacation at Bad Axe,
Mich, and Miss Ruth Martin az WiX-
ON. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
MT. CLEMENS

Announcement has been made here
~ the engagement of Miss Mildred
Macarthur. OF the park hotel 10
Howard Forde lIanseU. Jr., well
known young banker, OF Phtladel- %
phia The ceremony ~ 70 occur
shortly after the holidays, II is IN
\ new mems organization has been
formed IN this city. TO be known as
The Bath city brotherhood II is
non sectarian, and itA pC:pose. as the
name implies. is 10 lend hand in
every helo of broad minded effort.
FOR. the community at large, and Its
individuals Officers we're elected at
meeting held Tuesday. Another
meeting viii be held Monday at
which time certain matters Of special
Importance viii be taken up for con-
sideration.
At meeting OF humber OF driv-
ing horse enthusiasts, Monday eve
ming. an organization. known as the
Mt. Clemens Driving club, was form %
ed. with the following officers: Presi-
dent Mayor William +. Nank; vice.
president George Nichols; secretary.
tunE. An option has been secured On
the farm property Of George Fulton.
lust east OF the city limits. and II ~
planned To lay out q new half-mile
race course, and later an effort VIII
be made 10 secure membership In the
Michigan Shortship Circuit.
The funeral of Mrs stella Gilmore,
who died Monday afternoon at her
home in Detroit. will be held here
Wednesday. at ! o'clock. with burial
IN Clinton Grove Mrs. Gilmore, for
nerly Miss stella Harding. was born
and raised in Macoinb county, and
had lived here all her life, until
three years ago
Mrs. r. r. Roy, who has been in
Bay city visiting relatives, returned
TO her home here Tuesday
Or w. L. Lungerhdusen called to
Chicago the first OF the week. re-
turned Tuesday evening.
Mrs Clarence Burio. OF Detroit,
formerly Of Mt Clemens, Is A guest
at the home Of MIR. and Mrs. G. II.
Straight, Sc Florsl-ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
WYANDOTTE

Erwin Thon is III in his home on
Oak-st
Mrs. G. J. rcppler. Of West Lake.
Ont, Is visiting Mrs. J. Il. Hattis' Ce-
dHr-st.
Mrs. G. W. Jones has returned from
visit IN Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti.
The Boy Scouts viii meet in /. .. ..
+. temple Wednesday evening at I
o'clock
The vestry OF ST stephens church
viii meet In the parish house We'd
nesday evening at $3.50 o'clock.
The Junior choir OF the Presbyter-
tan church viii meet for practice Fri
day evening in the church.
Truant officer Charles Sanders has
been given charge OF the Thanksgtv-
ing distribution OF donations from
school children.
\ new bicycle owned by Raymond
Smith was stolen from the High
school Tuesday The matter was re-
ported 20 the police.
Mrs Charles Jonas. Chestnutst, IS
visiting relatives In Toledo.
The annual bal masque given by
the Neighberhood Pleasure club viii
occur Wednesday evening in Arbeiter
hall \ great number OF prizes have
been donated by the local business
men and orc on display in down
town store window
Pierce Bros. viii open their new
theater on First-st. Wednesday even
ing with the Mutual program They
have named the theater the Temple
The prices are the same as ~ other
show houses.
Several applications have been re-
ceived by the city commission for the
position OF assistant city electrician
to succeed William Knapp, who re-
signed recently.
There Will be communion services
in st. stephens church Thursday
morning at 9:3O o'clock
The new Pythian castle VIII he oDau
for public inspection Wednesday
evening fRom until o'clock
The petition OF the Michigan Al
ka. "a 20 Tor t2r R.eeIrnI,issston y Fpn cqys
ave, and on Central ave. 10 ADRIAN
ave. was granted by the city com 90
mission Tuesday evening.
Tho salsrv &C 4 l.. McClcnahen. SUI
peril t"Ucent of the lighting and Wa
te, station, has been increased from
500 10 500 per month. 10 take effect
Dee
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
WARSTOCKS
TAKE LEAD
Few Important Price
Changes in Early
Hours

NEW YORK, Auy. 2i.--Nar
stocks led the market at the open
ing Of the stock exchange today
Their gains were small, however.
and the general list was very quiet
with few important price changes.
Westinghouse gained - point and
I.ackawanna Steel and Crucible
Stec' we're strong
Texas company sold up 10 "a, al
2l0, new high price, during the
opening hour Westinghouse advanc-
ed Els, To 30 is Prices reacted a
little around II o'clock, but the mar
ket became firm and quiet ON the
decline
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
NEM NonI< rRnnICE.
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Nov. 2t.-wheat was &c
lower in the Detroit market ut 'he
start Roth Liverpool and Chicago
We're quoted weak and lower Open
ing prices "Wednesday: Cash No.
red wheat Si.10ih December, Sl.l29
May. sl.l5h No white. 81 y.
Corn Is duh and firm al 6fc for
cash No. Z. 65isc for No. 3 yellow and
SIC for No. yellow.
Oats are steady at f0c for cash
standard. asiac for No. white and
$50 70 izc for No I white
Rye IL easy and dull at 91c for cash
No, 2.
Beans are dull and firm at 81 so for
Immediate and prompt shipment and
1920 for December
'loverseed is quiet at ti2O5 for
prime spot and December. ti2 for
March and 5000 for prime aisikc.
prime spot.
Grain receipts at chicaro wedn.s-
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Suburban News
TYPHOID DRIVEN
FROM TRENTON

TRENTO Mich. nov. "a
Trenton and Monguagon township
are now entirely free OF typhoid
fever. according TO Dr. IA. b. Kin
yon, village health officer. Se' eral
cases we're reported TO the health
officials, and the state health de-
partment investigated The water
supply OF the city which is taken
from the Detroit river and from
wells, was blamed for most OF the
cases. A plan 20 purify the water
supply is being considered.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Classified s,,t':''... | c,1, word !

Cash with order. if char ged. &c a
Iine.
No transient advert.sing inserted
for less than iec with ash; lsc II
charged. per insertion
The above rates apply 20 ell classi.
hcaticns except Rirths. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notices
and all ads preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths. Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge, s5c for rs words or less Over
% words one-snd- ons-third cers - for
eacn extra word.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
ECORSE

Mrs. Nelson Vollmor. OF West JEFF.
fcrson ave. is III.
Miss Ida Monte. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Monte, Creek-rd
was married 20 Anthony Begoski. OF
81. Cosme line. at 5 o'clock. Wednes-
day morning. in St. Francis Xavier
church. The Rev. FIR. Raymond
Champion offlclsted. a reception fol-
lowed
Mrs Eli Gcniae is III
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

day were % ears or wheat. IA Of
corn and III OF oats.
The May deal In Chicago opened
"Wednesday at 81 O57. "a 06is for
wheat 81 7% a 81 &c for corn and llis
AL =. G. for oats
Wheat and corn in Liverpool closed
unchanged 10 I'D lower
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS.

ter, Ftrn, rec.in,s al J' crna,psry D,svt
extra. 33c. state dairy. tubs. 2Sm31c.
imitation creamery nrstH. 23m34c.
special. SIC Eggs: Firmer. receipts,
5.756 nearby white fancy. GOd 63c .
nearby mixed fancy. 36A, f5c. fresh
nrsts, 35Fi45c.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
UNION STOCK YARDS. III

CHICAGO. III. Nov. 2f.-Hogs. Re.
ceipts $1,000 head market, heavy.
shade higher, others weak 10 e.
s so. good heavy, t59bngso. rousb
heavy. ~. l5m6.3b llght. s5.6sHsSs.
pigs s3.15m $40. Cattle Receipts
$4,000 head. market, steady TO weak
beeVes. $3.50 y 1890: cows and heif-
t6u ?. 15 sheep. Receipts, 10000 head
market, strong TO i0c higher native
t6h $50. western. s6.10a6sO. Lambs
sI25 as $50; western. s7.tOma.3s.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
RIVER ROUGE

Only routine usiness was trans
acted by the village council In regu-
lar session Tuesday evening
The Marconi wireless telegraph
station at the Great Lakes yards viii
close. its season on Dec. 4.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Deaths.

Joseph Lterault. 90 Twenty third
st, Al years. hbrOid phthisis, Charles
NaskoWitz. 359 Twcnty-eight-st.. ono
month, influenza; Baby Bauman.
Providence hospital. sis days. ccrc-
pral hemorrhage. Frank Nicodemus
Steinka, 56i oNett-aVe.. 63 wears.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
FORD

Mrs. Hosea AuSpaugh entertained
In her home on North Line. Tuesday
evening, TO announce the engage
ment Of her niece, Miss Reulah
Reeves. to Albert Todd. The we'd
ding Will take place In December
Miss Reeves is popular In Ford and
active In social circles ~.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Livestock

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y Nov 81
Cattle. 10 cars, market. slow
Hogs; 20 cars, market strong.
heavy. ts.70G6.s0. workers. se50a
665. pigs, 81
lambs. ss25nstO. yearIInas ,7I
100 weth.rs s5:75ae; ewes. s5d5'
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
HITTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creamery, extras ale.
nrsts, SOC; diary, 2ic; packing sock,
l9c per III.
ed. candled. sic. current receipts. s0.
per dozen. Receipts Tuesday. sTt
cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Banks and Trust Companies.


INC ioIIOWlng INNS are prIViIegcd
10 execute orders on the exchange:
Carlyle g. Povah. W. A. Hamlln &
Co, III. w. Noble a. Co, w. T.. Moss
a Co. Bennett. Smith q Co. Sinclair
COuls. Lewis q. Gorton. W. T.
Reilly e. Co, Geo NJ. West & Co,
Emmett L. Sprague, r. r. Macerone
& Co. 4. W. Wallace K Co. VIM IL
Rose 4 Co, VIM. a. Neer a. Co.. w.
B. Mclaughlin. T.. X. Pcltou.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Markets Close Thursday

CHICAGO, Nov 2i-The Board
of Trade. the livestock market and
the sugar. produce and coffee eN'
changes viii be closed Thanksgiving
day