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The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
SUBURBAN NEWS
YPSILANTI

Robert Price. OF the stony Creek.
I'd. will move in the early spring "a
his former home in Montana.
Ing extensive plans Tor a Halloween
party which Is to be given IN the
Denton hall on the evening OF Oct
Mrs. Lots Leeeh is able to be out
son was born. Wednesday. TO Mr.
and Mrs Harold Haines (nee Miss
Jennie Nosiand OF fpsilantp. of Ann
Areor,
ter opened It's doors TO the public
Thursday evening.
Director Frederick Alexander and
Prot Carl Lindegrin are sivins
Two rehearsAls each week 70 the
About lis were unable TO join the
chorus because OF lack OF seating
capacity on the auditorium stage.
Supervisor Z u. Holmes. of Ypsi-
i Iesi 'G~s .:ao cs s spsp.nyy III fol-
Alice Goldsmith sherwood McKin-
stry. a former resident OF this city.
She is nov located a. San Diego,
Science praetionser. with large
ciisntage. Although In poor health
for years she writes she IL now per-
rectiy well. She IL the owner OF q
VFanke krcNc near san
Mr. and Mrs, Jay De Puy and child.
Of Saline township. have gone 10
Texas TO spend the winter Mrs ne
Puy graduated from the Normal and
Mr., De Puy attended the L. Of NJ.
Mrs. Reid Darling will spend the
winter In Detroit. In the home OF
her daughter, Mrp. Lee Stoweil. on
Eas, Grand blvd.
The following committee will serve
the banquet next Monday evening at
the special meeting of Ypsilanti
Chapter. No. rs. Q. T. s. Called for
the purpose OF initiating candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Arnold. Mrs. Ella
Aeleson, Mr. and Mrs George Alban.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ament. Mrs
Louise Ayres. Mr. and Mrs William
". Alexander. Dr and Mrs. Bior Ar
mold, Vincent Arnet Mr. and Mrs l.
n Rsrtly, Mrs. akts Rallou. Mr.. and
Mrs. &. ]. Becker. Mrs n. r. Bur
bank. Mr. and Mrs. Chas- r. Breiu-
ing. Mrs. clara BreininE. Miss lucy
Burren. Mrs. Mary Wilson and Mrs
Nioletta Wells.
Mrs. Mary leonard. OF Ra~sonville
is critically M
Mrs. James Tweedie Is i'll
Miss Flora Buell.. OF the Ypsilsnti-
Ann ArbOr-rd.. IL a recent visitor in
Almont. where she went 20 attend
the meeting OF the New Church
Sw eden borgisnp which was In .ss-
sion there oct rs and IL
The Henry n. Plat property near
the Normal ras been sold TO Mrs
&. Gin and family. The coustdera-
tion Was $4,000
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs VI A. Martin. % No. 100 Glen
cale-sye.. visited relatives Wed ne sda v
and Thursday in Plymouth. Mich
Mrs. John Saloman. OF No. J! Rhode
Islandave. was hostess of a dainty
luncheon Thursday for the ladies' OF
the L, T 6 The afternoon was spent
In a business meeting OF the auxll-
Mrs James NcKnight. OF No f,s
Mclean ave. was hostess OF de-
lghtful luncheon Tuesday in honor
~ Mrs y. @ Lindsay. OF Toronto
The afternoon was spent In playing
bridge.
Carol CLANCY. % No. o. Pilgrim
ave. has been confined to his home
Tor several weeks with typhoid fever
br. O Fox and daughter Jessie. Of
Pickford. Mich, are visiting at the
home OF W. 2. Fox. OF No. 81 Gambler
ave
The Christian Endeavor Of the
Presbyterian church, will have Hal
iowe'sH party Friday. oct 90 at ; p
m 80 the church.
TIE Rev. J. II Macdonald. OF No
20 Coruand-aye. has returned 20 his
home after having attended the synot
Of the Presbyterian church OF Michi.
gan at ssult ste Marie. He was ac-
companied by G. r. Sergeant. an 81.
der OF the church here
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Spring. OF No
s5 Montsrey-ave are visiting reia
tives IN Toronto this week.
W. r Fox and family have re.
Gently moved from Golden Gste-ave
TO No. IL Candler-ave
Mrs G " Sergeant. of No Is Rich
ton ave. il visiting her sister In Ro-
chester, -. Y.
The Christian Endeavor. OF the
Presbyterian church. will organize =
social club Friday. at 1890 .. m. In
Miss Has.lie Martin. OF No is'
Giendaie-ave.. will entertain num-
Der Of friends Friday evening al
Finch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tooker. OF kansa,
City. Mo. are visiting their daughter
Mrs A. A Bishop. OF No. ITO High
iand-ave.
Mrs. NJ = Hull has returned 10 heI
home in 81 Louis. Mich. after hsvins
made an extended visit with bel
daughter. Mrs. Hawkes.. OF No. 2fs'
woodward-ave.
The Girls Affiliated Glib. OF tn.
High school. expects to have very
successful year under the Leadership
of Miss Bacon. Latin teacher OF thu
High school The membership IL rap
idly growing. II IL anticipated q
have one OF the largest and bes-
young women's clubs In Detroit and
vicinity
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
c. G.. McCOLLOM
BUYS FORMER
STAIR HOME

Attorney c. G. McCollom has pur-
chased the property al Woodward
and kirby-aves on which is located
the beautiful home formerly occu.
pied by Z. ID. Stair. Detroit Caoital-
ist. The constantly advancing
prices Of property In this locality
has made this section OF Woodward.
i've. almost productive for resi-
dence purposes.
The purchase prize Is not given.
but II is understood that Mr.. McCol.
Iom's property Is valued at $4,000
Mr.. McCollOm made the purchase
for investment purposes. The prop
erty was sold by Wilfred c. Leland
vice-president and general manager
OF the Cadillac Motor Car Co,
through the James s. Holden Co
The Samuel A. Merchant Co. repre-
sented the purchaser The land has
frontage OF 15s feet on Woodward
ave. and $50 feet on Kirby-ave Mr.
Leland bought the place from Mr.
Stair about q year ago.
Stewart E. Bruce & co. have .pnr.
chased the Horger estate OF over
14o acres. having a half-mile front
age on FOREST. for subdivision pur.
poses. This property Is close to
the center OF the Ford tractor activ-
ity. II lies between two pieces OF
property recently bought by the
Solvay Process Co. from the En-.
mons estate. and Is only a short
distance beyond 81. Cosme-rd.. or
Safest, as II is now called When
the property is subdivided more
than l.4oo lots will be placed or
the market. II Ia reported that the
amount paid for the acreage IL
close 10 $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
MAN is CLUBBED
AND ROBBED ON
RANDOLPH STREET

Attacked and dubbed By two men
&c Randolph-st-, betv cen Monroe and
Lafay etteaves., at IL O'Clock, Thurs
day night, William q. Caukins. OF
Hotel Madison. was picked up in an
unconscious condition, and taken to
Grace hospital RE vas robbed OF
s32 by ne pair Caukias il suffer.
'rE FROM fracture Jaw and body
bruises
When questioned later by the DO
lie, Csukins could give no consist
snt account % the happening
isnatz Harko1. Of 50 1883 RIO.
pelle-~t., iosf ,l3i carly Friday morn
Ing. His bedroom wss Entered while
h. siept, and The thief took INC mon.
> from an Inside Goa, pocket.
Clothing worth al va stolen
THURSDAY nigh from the garage Of
Ia keenan,. OF No b-i slxteenfh-st
where II had been stored The lock
had been picked.
Mrs. @. Pearl, ~ NJ i5s Lasalle.
ave. left the rear door OF her home
unlocked. Thursday night, and bur
glars gained entrance, making awa-
With s25 and SIS worth 81 iewelry
A sunburst pin. cot win seven
small diamonds, and valued a.
was stolen Thursday night from 'he
home II c. 2. Jones. OF No i04 Al
hott-st.
Max Adelklt's home a. No. &
Divisional, vas entered by burglars
Thursday night by the use OF 2
false key. Two rings and laval
liere, valued A. sll. we're stolen
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

court Il viii be all right" he said,
reassuringly. That hearing viii
be In open court and Mr. Dalton can
come IN and say To the court, These
boys are misleading you. ! know
that the ID. L.. r. Is worth only sls,'
0O0. 900. gno I can prove IL TO you.
and Mr.. Dalton would be an hon
ored guest in that hearing.
The crowd chuckled ar this, and
the ohIckle rather got on Mr.. pal'
tons nerves, so he broke in 10 cor
rect Weadock by asking him II II
were not true that Lucking and
Lawson would run that lawsuit
20. yes. I think they will be able
70 try the case without help, as
su.ed Weadock. y was not saying
that YOU could so in and tell them
how 10 do that was suggesting
that you offer your testimony as a
witness
But you know they will sub
poena their own witnesses, shout
ed Dalton.
Eyes. shot back Weadock. and
knowing those attorneys as ! do |
an assure you ths, they will vel
come an testimony tending TO show
a lower valuation for the street rail
way properly And ask you nov.
Mr.. Dalton, as a lawyer. have you
arv evidence which would be ad.
under court rules touching
on the valuation OF the D L. r.?
Have YOU -
Dalton hesitated and the crowd
reared with laughter
II didn't come up here 20 LEI
, Dung fellow like you make mon
key OF me- Dalton finally parted
In the meeting in the Cary school
George William Moore and 4. l..
Odds, a union carpenter, attacked
the union labor phase OF the pro
posed contract, declaring that the
swing Of full power TO the commits
sion 10 run the system meant the
t"u- W aIVitIdtioA aAh uHtNA "a ''i
V nile Secretary Hayden OF the
explained that the
street car board vas given iul
power over everything in connection
with the operating OF the lines 20
hat Il might also have full respou
sibility and the city stand no chance
d assuming Indebtedness assumed
by the commission and secured by
he property alone.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
BIRMINGHAM

Miss Anna scsnlon. of Aigonac, IL
a guest OF her brother, John Scanlon
Miss f. Sweeney has returned 20
Los Angeles. CAT. after spending
three weeks with the Misses Post
Born to Mr. and Mrs Peter Johsn.
sen. OF southheld. q son.
Mrs J. ". Rainey spen' THURSDAY
at the home Of Mrs Brit Foss' IN
The LAdie, Aid. OF Big Besves;
viii hold their annual meeting and
election OF officers in church next
Thursday afternoon, Oct. ~.
Kenneth Remission. OF Detroit. was
On south Maple-ave.
The Phiiettica class OF the FIRST
Baptist church held a meeting IN the
church. Thursday evening.
Baptist church. wednesday. evening
Oct zs. BY Mrs. Brewer. Of Detroit
Miss. Marion Golden viii leave
SATURDAY night for si,ysrTo&2a. ,s ND
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Burtran will
move. Monday. from Georse-st. 70
Franci. Van Every. tn. .,1;ysar:
Van Every. Of north woodward-avs.
underwent an operation for append
citis. "wednesday might, at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Bingie have re-
after spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs willis Carter. on Brown-st
John Bell. OF BEDFORD. IN guest
Of his mother. Mrs. J. Bell. on Mar
tin-st
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Green and
dsu9htsr. Mae, motored Thursday %
wixorn 20 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Lee
Miss LILLIAN Camping, Of Pontiac
spent Thursday with Mrs. Thomas
Nayin on Msrtin-st
Mrs Grace Dennis. 81 Detroit. was
q guest, Thursfay. OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Bruce. on
Pierce-st.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Brooks have
returned from washington. u. G.
W. A Nudge, Of Caro-. has been =
recent guest ~ Mr. and Mrs. w. y.
Doying on Msrrili-st
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
BOWLERS SCORE
AN EVEN BREAK

WYANDOTTE. Mich, Oct. ~
The Wysndotte bowling teams
which journeyed 70 Monroe Thurs
day evening, came cut Of the battle
with the teams in that town, $3.50.
The City bowling team. which
played the Boehme Il Rauch team.
won their game by the following
score:
". Team ......sii SIS s25-35st
= & r. Team 7gs SIS sTs-1tta
The Aligoodfellows club team.
which played the W'eiss Mfg. Co.
team. was defeated oy the following
score
a E. Team .......s14 az sts--7o00
" O. Team. .ss7 si5 sf9-7Ts0
over - fans went with the teams
.n Tho special car, which was char
tered
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
WORTHWHILE

Joseph TabinskL Of Detroit. was
In town. Thursday. AZ the present
time he 10 conducting an English
1855 Miehissn-sve
In Detroit. Thursday.
r. r. DUPONT. Of Ann Arbor. was
a Worthwhile visitor. Thursday.
y n. Perrin A sons are altering
barns and office and are going 10
convert the ground floor into Ford
saiesroom.
Eugene DesAuteis who 10 In the
empioys OF the Y. hsh eommis-
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r.
DesAutsis.
The Epworth League. OF the NJ. 4.
church will hold q sale OF baked
goods In ]. A. Huns hardware store.
saturday.
The trial Of sup.. o. ~ M.isnar,
THURSDAY morninG. vas adjoorned 20
ATTORNEY {. c. Ysrkss wss snable 30
be present, consequently none Of the
assistant prosecutors were IN evil
denceL
Tn. little son Of M. and Mrs. Roy
vanvaIkenburg. who has been very
III. ~ thought TO he out Of danger
a trained nurse has been in attend.
ancs
Misses Mary Munro. anna Johnson
and Ellen Fry. all teachers In the
local schools. and Msssrs. Albert and
Perry Holmes, will attend tire Michi-
9an-M A. e. football game st Ann
trbor. Saturday.
their household goods and intend 20
lesvs for Los Angeles. Cal. In q few
days
Mrs Sheriff. Amber has resigned
har rnsftt0n Mat In NAfh
odist Episcopal church. Mr. and Mrs
Arnhisr are now living IN Detroit
The local body Of the women's Re-
lief Corps Will hold q bsks-ssie. sat
urday. Oct ~.
The gas mains have bsen laid In
Beaitown and the work Of iaying
them on Cady-st has been COM
menced
Neal Printing Cos Dsnce ny IRE early
Thursday evening.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
BARS FOUND CUT
AFTER RESPA is
TRANSFERRED

Fearing q plot was on foot to lib
crate him. secret service officers.
Monday night. took Charles Respa.
alleged dynsmiter. from the Sand
wich jail and secretly removed him
TO another prison. John Harmon.
governor OF the jail, declares that
the suspicious OF the JPflcers were
verified. as II was discovered,
Thufsday. that the bars covering
the window OF the cell he occupied
had been cut.
That Respa, who Is a Detroiter,
had been taken TO another prison
became known whea Robert l..
Brackin. his attorney. tried TO visit
him. Gov. Harmon told him OF the
secret service mems action, and
added that he had no inkling as to
where Respa Is held.
According to Canadian officials.
the plot to free Respa was fostered
by an organization of New Workers.,
presumed TO he German-Amcricans.
The secret service men have been
trailing several OF those who are
alleged 10 have been connected
With a..
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
BEATEN
BY THUGS
Detroit Man Found
Unconscious In
Mt. Clemens

Mt. CLEMENS, Mich. Oct "a
Harry Abbott, macHinist, OF No.
25S FIrstst.. Detroit. was picked
mp by the sheriff At O'Clock this
morning. lying unconscious in the
roadway near Hanson's on the Lake
SHORE, A large bump on the back
OF the head leads officers TO believe
the man was victim OF thugs. He
Vas taken TO the hospital and at
noon today had not fully recovered
his senses.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
RIVER ROUGE

The relatives ~ E.mms Bedoe. who
vas KILLED on the corner OF Griswoid
and forFrstf-sts. Detroit. Aug ~.
Iflt. 1--we hcen awarded f7.T60 by
up.eme court In session in
Lansing
.lcstimcr has returned from
tHres-days' business trip 20 Lsns-
lng
ira : Merlin So. a prominent River
Rouge man. died IN his home In No.
30 lpsx
N- Meuil wss a resident 81 tie
-iiiss~ for II years. He IL survived
- widow, three sons. George l..
Leo ami Frank. and q daughter. Lucy.
The funeral will he held fror, Our
Lady OF fsourdee church Monday
morning and the burial will take
nlAcs In ksg Aoakna.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
BRITAIN FACES
CRISIS, DECLARES
WINDSOR MINISTER

The crisis OF the great world war
has arrived. and on IT depends the
life OF Great Britain. according TO
the Rev. W. II. sneIgrovc. rector of
the Church Of the Ascension. In
Windsor. In an address. Thursday
afternoon. before Border chapter,
Daughters Of the Empire, Mr.. Smell
grove said:
III We lose. az the princinles
which have been won for the Brit.
ish empire by the blood OF her
sons. will be lost forever. No sac
-iace would be too great TO prevent
this traxedy."
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

Celterates Opinion
MatrimOny Should
Not Be Encouraged
FACES STORM OF
HOT CRITICISM
Women, With One Ex-
cepti0n, Disagree
With Professor
~ UNITED pREss.

new YORk, Oct 22-In the face
oe = storm OF criticism which start
p6 yesterday and increased in vol
kHoNse today. Professor Joseph French
E3ofnson, dean Of the finance school
e New York university, today stood
~ ground on the theory that mar
|xiod men should DE taxed heavier
hnn bachelors, and declared that
Encouragement OF big families Is
0tbaric nonsense" in supporting
~ argument that babies increase
1oxes.
collectively and Individually. SUI.
Fnkfsts and ants took the view that
30 many men are spurning mar
f1nse without anything being done
~ further discourage them.
"a am dead opposed TO taxing mar
3o1 men, said Mrs. Carrie Chac-
nnn Gait. III you tax marriage, We
tlu have no marriage AT all. say
t nature take its course and do
~ lry to regulate family life artif-
~
Professor Johnson's stand that
LII should be regulated and re-
&tned BY puoiic ofiicers came In
y b1ttsr criticism.
Wllh one exception. representa-
w women abhorred the idea, the
~ their statements being that
01lttcinna cannot tell us how
~ chi1dren we can have"
~ exception was Miss Katherine
0n3a social worker.
Professor Johnson is dead right"
= onId. n IL just as immoral to
- no many children as II is to
10y 100 many drinks"
don't think woman Is one
0ottor for being married and
>ng chlldren than she IL for stay
$500 aid Johnson. The idea
Is - vunan's divine mission TO
11p1her y absurd.
mn1e eare but .whzt Win live
Qoo ~ day when q spinster will
~ ~ presidents chair. ThSs
~ that I have seen the ap-
Nh r. the milltnsum."
nnmber OF Professor Johnson's
xtss. notably Professor John
NJ of Columbia. stated they
With him.
r. wife doesp't agree with my
osv admitted Professor John
~. *6hc oxides ne for my
1canss We have three chill
lI1ch we prlse very highly.
~ ! am interfering with ma.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
WYANDOTTE

Miss Bins Kettle has been elected
treasurer OF the senior class % the
Detroit Conservatory ~ Music.
There will be n special meeting Of
the 3. and \. " lodge. No 10. IN
the Masonic temple. Monday even
Ing, Oct. ~. at SIG ,; m
meet with Miss Dora Lsbo. Biddie-
ave. south Sext "wednesday.
The L. ~ q. NJ. Will meet IN MOOSE
''TR... ,E.s:s :yi n...Sl.. o-.-... ..
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
FORD.

Henry Lsbeau and kfnum Riopells
nave rtfurusd from n threewesks
turtrE trip TO Prescott and Elbow
axes
The p " Sewing club me, win
70 Eellah Reeves. North Line. on
rhursfay evening.
tisdys osborne 10 visiting In
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
eYNE WOULD
B0LISH SCHOOL
IN COLDWATER

4KLE CREEK, Mich. Oct. 22.-
- " the State public school
eunter, and substitution there
( . SERIES oe community homes
IN ouIl Or unfortunate children
y receive instruction without
ntlon from their home neighbor.
~ was advocated by Ira w
ID 6 the Dertoit recreation com
~ q . speech before the Mich
poncorence Of corrections ant
- here late Thursday after
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

M MAMMOTH suffrage par.
~ which viii take place in
IL York Saturday. Oct. %. will
ilo1 by Mrs. Leonard Thomas
~ Newport, accounted one Of the
nt beautiful women In society.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

Making Of an Americans library
A. Y. Bostwick. prevention and con-
"Recoiiections, y. 7. Bullen. "BTlt.
Ish and American Drama ~ Todny r
-. ~. clark Contemporary French
u-eTnrt'sts " Clark; Prnctic cal
American Art" .. 4. Daua. "Dehaf-
ing for Boys, w. r.. Foster: Get
currents in American Politics" ?
Hadlry. "NrrN" tCJtrOt 1. A.. Hunt.
Psychology of High School sub
iects," G. - Judd Art Of Spiritual
Harmony" wassiiy Kandinsky, Mis-.
tress OF the Little House" Flora
Kiickmann: Monroe Doctrine IN re
Relation 10 the Republic Of HAITI"
w. a. Maccorkic. "Japnnese Prohlem
IN the United States VI. A. Mills
"Armageddon. q NJ ,dern Epic Drama.
stephen Phillips wv y. Yeats" For.
rest Reid story 81 Pioneer" MARY
Howard shaw, Habits That Handi-
cap" g. ~ Towns.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

The change Of generation I'm
'gina nature IL innniiesimsl and
then some. Now II II the bright
red automobile, second handed. for
WHICH indians are trading away
their valuable lands nothing but
. twentieth century bead
Simon Dana. Maine Indian. saws
he has eight porcuplnes trained 10
shoot their quilts into a tub on his
premises each morning. II must
he So. for Dana can exhibit the
euills. He sells thsm for tooth.
IpickA
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-04-29
Fire at Cedar Gap

A telephone message to the
Mirror from Cedar Gap Tues.
day morning reported the burn.
ing at 1870 that morning of a
house belonging to Mr.. Reed, of
Memphis, Tenn. The house, to.
gether with contents was total
loss. We understand that the
loss was about 81, 900 with no in.
surance. The house was used
by the Reeds as q summer
home, and was unoccupied at
the time.
The burned building was 10.
Gated south of the Frisco tracks,
near the residences of Messrs
Spain, Erb, Edmond aud Brown.
These also caught fire, but by
hard work u fire loss of many
thousands of dollars was pre-.
vented.
We understand that the fire
was supposed to have been of
incendiary origin.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-04-29
School Notes

The medal is ours.
School closes May II.
The attendance is quite good.
Some of the tulips in our
flower beds are very pretty.
Quite a number of the students
attended the track meet at
Springfield Saturday.
The pupils in the fifth grade
geography class are very much
interested in the study of AT
RIGA.
The pupils in the lower grades
are still studying the wild flow.
ers, and their interest in finding
new kinds seems to grow every
day.
A joint program by the high
school and Hyltonian literary
societies will be given on Friday
afternoon, May I, in the assem-,
bly, room.
The members of the agricul.
tural class are getting very in.
teresting results from some in.
dividual experiments in seed
termination and plant growth.
The high school students who
met DR.. Charters, of the Univer.
Sity of Missouri, while at Spring.
field during the Southwest Mis-.
souri, Teachers Association. are
more interested than. ever in
their pedagogy work. DR..
Charters is the author of the
text used, and it is unusual, in.
deed, for a high school student
to know personally the author
of a book he is studying in
school.
The teachers are all making a
greater effort to perfect their
record of each individuals work
this year than ever before.
Checking for efficiency is prov.
ing more helpful than was ex.
pected by most teachers. Our
faculty remains nearly the same
for next year, but each register
will be more carefully made out
than ever and a copy of every
students monthly grades in
high school will be filed for
reference. This method will in
a few years enable the faculty
and board of education to solve
some problems that have been
troublesome because they were
mot understood.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-04-29

The Wet. U. held a mothers
meeting with Mrs. c. l.. Beach
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. d. w. Hoover was called
to Seymour this week by the
death of her uncle, Riley Bryant,
who died Sunday and was buried
Monday.
The M. L. Ladies Aid Society
met Friday afternoon with Mrs.
ME. West. Refreshments were
served. The next meetin will be
held with Mrs. G.S. Burney Fri
day afternoon, May 7.
An operation for the removal
of tonsils and adenoi1s was per.
formed at Springfield Saturday
on Paul Hylton. A similar oper.
alton was recently performed on
Morris Bradfield.
The st. Louis Business Mems
League contemplate "get.ac-
quainted tour of the state, max.
ing the trip in a special car that
is scheduled to pass through
Mansfield May 12 over the Frisco
Col. f. NJ. Mansfield, John A.
Dennis, N. j. Whelchel, N. N.
Whelchel and Dr.. 4. ]. Farmer,
with members of their families
and friends, mOtored over from
Hartville Sunday and were
shown through the Freeman
vault in the Mansfield cemetery
by II. F. Lenhart.
DR.. C. G. McNaul and Mrs.
Frank Mccoy of Altoona, Pa,
ana MISS Clara McNaul or san
Diego, Cal, are visiting at the
home of their brother, S. G. Nc
Naul. The docter and Mrs. Nc.
Coy had been at San Diego at.
tending the Exposition and visit.
ing Miss Clara, and the latter ac.
companied them to Mansfield.
She has been in rather poor
health and it was thought the
Ozark climate might benefit her.
She and Mrs. Mccoy will prob.
ably remain here for some time,
but the doctor will make only a
short visit here.