The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-03
WORTHWHILE.

Nelson +. Bogart is spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Me-
uire. at Flint.
with AIR. and Mrs 4. h. vanAken at
81 Rosedale-ct.. Detroit.
Mrs. VIM. MCGEE and two sons,
Harold and Stanler have returned
from a six-weeks' visit at Carson
City.
boss Mckay. OF Ithaca. is spending
a week with Wendell Miller.
The reorganization OF the North
Vile high school alumni practically
extinct as a body since 1855. was
completed at a business meeting and
picnic held on the school grounds,
over 100 were present OF which num-
her so were registered. the remain
der being relatives OF the members
Of the alumni
The first class was graduated from
the local high school In 1889. There
We're no classes in 1871 and 1854. al
though there was one graduate each
year who Joined with n succeeding
AIRS Emma Dubuar Johnson Of rs
place was OF the oldest graduating
class having "A member present. she
graduating in 1879
The following officers were elect
ed: President, Mrs Kittie Simonds
Harmon. class So. vice president
Miss Frances Yerkes. class IL. secre-
tary Miss Hazel Perkins, class IL:
treasurer. Guy &. Filkins. class 'os.
Letters Of regret were received
from three graduates. one being from
Miss Hazel Furman. Of Portland. Ore.
The following out town members
We're present: Mrs. Susie pandison
Mairs, Miss Sadie Bentley and Mrs.
Lake; Miss Dorothy Limbright Ply
mouth. Mrs. Hazel Palmer tanner.
Wayne: william l. simmons and Mrs,
Minnie NJ Hutton. Pontiac; Mrs. Bes-
sic Seeley I@aRue, St Louis, John
Harlan. Pennington. Charles C. SEES
successful lawyer OF Seattle, wash.
Roy T. Smith, abstract office. Fort
Collins. Colo : Prot Thad Johnson
Knapp. superintendent of the High
die spalding Knapp; Mrs. Minnie
clyde Van Hove. Miss Ruth Chad
wick and Hiram NJ Jackson. all OF
Detroit. Mr.. Jackson has the dis
tinction OF being the FIRST man 70
graduate from the local high school
Pere Marquette II. II. for many years
lie graduated in 1877.
Mrs Frank p. Shafer and daugh-
ter, Marjorie. spent saturday in De-
Miss Ruth Human. OF Bozeman,
Mont. Is visiting relatives here.
Novi. Mich, is about &c lose It's
sostoffice The residents Will obtain
tnelr nldll hg fhral routes from
Pennington. Many OF the patrons OF
rural routes have rented boxes al the
postoffice together with their route
boxes In order 10 keep the office
open as long as possible.
James Hawkins. "a tramp, was cap
tured by Fred Hedge, paymaster OF
the simpson Scale & Electric Co.
as he attempted 10 force his way into
the home OF the latter on Plymouth
ave- early sunday morning. Dir.
ffedRe knocked Hawkins unconscious
and then summoned the night patrol
man. The prisoner was arraigned
before Justice OF the Peace Emory \.
Noble and was sentenced 10 pay n
fire OF $40 and costs with the alter
native OF spending 80 days in the
Detroit House OF Correction. He was
taken 10 Detroit by Marshal Frank
~. Perrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay g. Sprague are
visiting AT the home Of the latter $
mother at Hewlett. Mich.
Miss Elizabeth Ostrander who Il
taking the Times Trnnscontinental
trip writes that she ~ having a very
me time and Is being treated royalty
by the parties In charge OF the trip