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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. July IL. 1915.
PROPOSALS FOR the.
CONSTRUCTION Of
PUBLIC SEWER
seaied proposals viii be recelve

Sealed proposals. viii be received
At the office of the Department 9s
Public Works. Detroit. Mich. yntjl;
TUESDAY, , ss., .rly .i a. m. At vSie
time and place they will be opene9
for furnishing all labor and materiaL
except iron manhole rings And Gov.
city. and building and nnishipg COM
piete. together with the back nlltne
according TO the plans and spectncas
tions on ile In this office. the follow
ing yitrifed crock public sewer arns
to-wit:
McGraw avenue public sewer arm,
from Wesson avenue TO point SSv
feet west of west line Of l.. q NJ
f ,enS,h "a sewer. SIS feet. with .ws
ma holes and iron steps!
Each bidder must deposit with HE
bid enclosed In a separate envelopes.
she ofdss Of the ~ pub
lie Works of the City OF Detroit AZ
McGraw avenue sewer arm. 500. ~.
Which sum. will be forfeited TO the
10 enter into contract within ave
days after the acceptance OF HE o.
their tender and VIII be return ned e
the contractor upon proper exeeutsc1
Common Council The bidder whos6
tender is accepted will ,hs reqU&red -
isrnssh With snnl s = s g. sy
in the fgll amount OF ecssraet,
The Department OF Public wolf
expressly reserves the right 70 re5ees.
any or all proposals.. ~
ss ss... and sn s.SSs:' Il ::
to .s y "' aEo IF sS'i H 'YExxEtl. g
B.so ccmmissisuess
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. July 18th. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1890.
UTICA AVENUE

To Mrs. r., Davidson, Ida Common.
tier, samuel Cooke, Il: whitbeck, c.
I, Horn; Fred =, IN MaTshaiii f. j. FoEe as,
Arthur Laverock, A. Cuthert. w. +.
Bertha Lawrence, Jas. Harris; Jr..
Gus, surreys, +. Weiss. n MeMiiisn'
Henry Woods. +. J. Perrien, Ameri-
can state Bank. Wilson Craig. A. But
termik. +. h. Brown. Il. j. Olde. N.
McPhee, Emma Moore. Paul Schults.
i I9nn r. oa w Harrison g Ci1hsy ParK n +
q. clark. II. r.. Krug. William Ream-
stone. Geo. weinzierl. Anna Maybee.
9. .Spoor. Henry Mathews. J.. Andre,
Nichols, John r. Flick, {. {. Mcmillan.
john Platte. G ". Moore. T. Bosers.
4; Kustsn. Hiram Potts, J. II; Temple
Ghas. Greenwood. A.; }. Trombly
bernstein. J. r, Boos. Florence Doipe
Hemple, George Pitt. w. G. Berlin, l.
Dier!eckx. .Jr, r, Y. Annas. G; Y, Full
y"s BOYD y r. M aaptMiai chas Nieois
Chas. Hammond. II. n. welty. Thomas
Mahon. Van Husan oC., Otto Washer.
j.. Schwetzberger. Mrs. II, Poleno.
Anna Malo. G, Giniein. Frank Jenzen;
Currie. John Maloney. J. q. wooten,
Harry Hawley. r. NJ. Winslow, Jos.
Temple. Il. +. Goddeyne, John Bolis.
and TO all other persons owning, oc-
cupying. or otherwise inter ested In
any OF the lots and premises fronting
on Utica avenue in said City OF De-
trcit within the limits hereinafter
mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City Of
Detroit, having ordered so much OF
Utica avenue. from the north line OF
Jefferson avenue to the south curb
line OF Kercheval avenue. to he
graded and paved. notice In hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots, and prem
ises fronting on said Utica avenue,
and liable to he assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions OF
the City Charter. and that roll OF
said assessment II now completed,
and Will remain at the Assessors
Ofnce. in the City OF Detroit. from
the date hereof until July 27th. 1918
for the inspection of all persons con-
cerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAVE J, ALBRIGHT.
(B.2s) President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
HIGHLAND PARK
HAS MAD DOGS

HIGHLAND PARK. Mich. July
1.-THE police have begun the rigid
enforcement OF the ordinance requir-
ing licensing and muzzling of dogs.
This action follows attacks made
Thursday on three citizens by dogs
which II is feared are suffering from
rabies. Two of the three men bit.
ten are postmen. IL. \ Whiting.
No. 20i Diyision-rd., is in a serious
condition. due 10 terrible decorations
caused by a large masIiff. The other
postman is Paul Pasco. OF No $50
Lovett-sve. lie was bitten on the
leg but Is not so badly injured as
whiting The name Of the third
citizen bitten could not he learned.
He Is reported not 10 have been
badly injured. There is great ex.
element in the village due to the
mad dog scare.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
WORTHWHILE

Mrs Anna Baker. OF Plymouth, was
a visitor at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. steers. Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. a. Ponsford. and
daughter. Beth and Mira Ponford's
sister. Miss Ballyntine. leave Satur-
day for months outing at the Girls
void cottage, Walled lake. Mr.. Pons-
ford will be at the cottage part OF
month. but will spend all OF the last
10 days at the lake.
Misses Hazel Perkins and Louise
Thayer. OF this place, and Messrs:
Horace Boyden and Philip Bryan. Of
Detroit. spent Saturday at Putin
Bay.
MIR and Mrs. Ernest Miller and son.
Wendell, are spending week at
sistant cashier OF the Lapham state
savings bank. is taking two weeks
vacation.
Mrs N. F. Gary. OF Lansing. and
Brant Warner. OF Plymouth, spent
termole.
The "Pere Marquette Limited
baseball team OF Detroit, battle with
the Worthwhile Independents at Ath-
lcttc park. Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. L. q. Bisonette and
son, Alfred. have moved To Toledo
Mr.. Bisonette. who has been employed
IN the Pere Marquette office ut be
tToit has secured position as book
T T:fises65. W.T." refining company at
DR.. ] NJ Burgess went 10 Harper
hospital Wednesday evening II IL
thought that he will be obliged to
undergo an operation for abpendi-
Otto Loomis. jeweler. has rented
the Richardson house on Randolph
st, HIS mother who lives at Pc
Is. to make her home with him.
MFR. and Mrs. Henry Bartrum. and
two children. and Mrs. ~ Ashley and
son, nernice. spent Saturday at wall
VIII Heeney has purchased the un-
dertaking business OF Frank zessau.
at Pennington.
The women's Relief Corps will not
hold further meetings until August
The subject OF the morning service
In the Methodist church. sunday. will
be What Manner OF Men" The SER
vice. viii be union service OF the
Methodist and Presbyterian church
bodies. In tho evening the subject at
the Presbyterian church Will be, The
Functions OF the Modern Church"
and at the Baptist The Fare from
Joppa TO Tarshish."
The regular monthly meeting Oh
Orient Chapter, No. II. o. r. s. was
held in the chapter rooms Friday
evening.
The penny carnival held by the
tcrian church. Friday evening. on the
church lawn and In the parsonage.
had for some OF it's attractions the
following: The oldest horse In sx-
istence; moving pictures; fortune
telling: Chinese hares. and Red Mans
Land, A parade was given at noon
through the various streets OF the
village with the "Coontown Band"
and several other ludlcrous spec
tacles
English services will be held in the
German Lutheran church. sunday
afternoon =.
Philip Palmer, ana sister. Mrs will
liam Hoar and Mrs. Robert Pickell
motored to Detroit Saturday.
Mrs. +. VI. Woodwork IL visiting
friends and relatives In the northern
part OF the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Downer, of
Chicago, and daughter, Loris. OF Aiva,
Oklahoma, attended the funeral OF
their mother. Mrs. Gertrude Downer,
Thursday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July ~ 1915. @
N0TICE--AlLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT n.
Paving Notice No less.

To George H. Booth, Mrs. n. -
Clark. Mary E. Hubbard, Aehl(N
Pond, Elizabeth H. CAdy, PhoeHk'
Club, W. +. Benalback Tena -. NH
b. M Klein, Sophia M. 'Tost. Hermo4
Robins, and TO all other persons oWq&
ing, Occupying or other wise int6fnets
ed In any OF the lots and pAreo16 ct
real estate In the local asseeoltent
district established by the cessmoa
couhcii to defrsy the expenssS
grading and paving the alley withS1
the boundaries herein set forth. y9sy
The assessment roll has been co19$s
pleted for defraying the expense &C
paving the alley No. as, being t1of
alley In block bounded By WatnoM.
and Ersktne streets, woodward 49,
nue. and John r. street. and u new
open to inspection at this ofQCe,s an4i
will remain In this ofnce for hye 0ayo-
from the nrst publication Of this no.
tice for the inspection Of all con-;
cerned All lots and parcels OF lao4'
AUDITING on or adjoining the alley
30 described. have been assessed ~
The board OF Assessors will meet,
on TUESDAY, the goth day Of July
1915, at o'clock 4, M. At their az
nee In the City Hall. and will remaies
IN session for a period OF six houfes
to hear any person or persons desiS-'
ing TO object 10 any assessment -.
'''"' BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT. s,s;
B-3i President. Is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
PONTIAC IS
AMBITIOUS
Board of Commerce
Plans Big Waterway
Improvement

PONTIAC. Mich, July IA con-
certed and definite plan for the ad-
vertising OF the lakes and hills Of
Oakland county is to be taken up
by the new Pontiac board or com.
merce as one OF its chief activities.
II has been suggested that booklets
be published with history pictures
and legends o: the lakes and scenic
spots OF Oakland county. especially
In connection with the big celebra.
ton which Is To be held here The
week of Centennial Anniversary In
1916 in commemoration OF the first
white settlers In Oakland county
The Board OF Commerce in this
connection Is considering plans for
the improvement of the park and
waterway conditions by the proposed
purchase of Crystal lake. n small
body OF water at the outskirts OF
Pontiac and the dredging of the
Clinton river deep enough to afford
passage for notorboats. This would
connect Pontiac with Orchard. Pine,
Cass and Sylvan lakes. with pos
sibility Of going on TO the Straits
lakes. distance Of 35 miles. The
Crystal lake part proposition is .
big one and considera bic sentiment
In its favor has already oeen stirred
up here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17

the Farm Used Probably ~" was a
question solved by Mrs. Aionzo Aus
tin. Miss Emma futile and A l..
WILDER and .. 5. Sturtevant Mrs. j.
musical program was carried out un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Walter His
cock. a business meeting preceded
the program, which was superintend-
ed by Mrs Belle Lambie Scotney.
Or. X. Clyde Ford Is very seriously
II! with ap attack OF pleuro-pneumo-
MIA
Milton Geer Is seriously III with an
attack OF heart trouble -
week by rrof. Carl Il. Pray and pis
class at the Normal college.
Penmanship Will be one OF the re-
auired subjects for Normal students
expecting to finish next month; The
classes are In charge OF Prof Walker
and are held every afternoon from
3 to o'clock.
The Detroit Creamery was the OBJ
Lanedon and his Normal class
CIV. Brown has gone to Ne~ York
on a trip which 10 In the interests OF
the u. q. steel Co.
The marriage of Miss Hazel Irene
De Riar Furniss and James Baird,
Normal -. occurred Tuesday. June
The trip TO the lake region by the
Normal students OF Prof Mary God
party arrived mt Lakeland At 1884 and
was taken through the chain OF dght
Miss Garner. supervisor OF art at
position at san Francisco.
Mrs, Thekia weinman and Mrs
Teufel have returned from western
trip which included Washington. la.
city, L. attending the Normal sum
mer school
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
PONTIAC.

Judson Moon, an Orion character.
has been admitted to the state hospt-
tai on a temporary order. on petition
OF his wife. who says he has been
acting queeriy recently. The man Is
well known about the village where
he has frequently. been In minor trou-
bles.
While George East slept suIsily In
his bedroom in his home near clyde,
burglars broke into the house
through pantry window. entere1
shoes without awakening him: They
made Agood their escape. leaving be-
hing a raincoat which had been sto-
len from, the depot which was also
The work on the boulevard lights
Is being rushed and II Is expected
they will be In operation on Aug. i.
The Wat ,sn seaS.. a sna ' smo .scs
ers Ia spite OF the efforts made by
some OF the taxpayers there 10 have
the grades reduced and only one
teacher employed
Senator Kenyon, of Iowa. talked on
political Tendencies before a
crowd which damned the high scsoN
auditorium. because OF the nooIeo
neId II was dccided to hold the pro-
gram indoors. This was the last OF
the series. In the afternoon the Ly-
ccum Art club orchestra gave full
The women OF the Countryside Inn
provement association. OF Pine and
Orchard lakes. have announced they
will give. a, card party at the Pine
July Is. The party IL for the benefit
OF the road fund. The women have
been active In improving the roads
about the lakes and have paid for the
piling OF the gravel highway from
Pontiac out 70 the lakes. They .elso
provide n vigilance committee triook
after health and moral conditios. and
to prevent speeding OF automN%ess.
Stuart Croop, Of Seymour lake. was
seriously injured Thursday whom a
rope used on a harpoon form In un-
loading hay became wound about his
feet He was lifted rs feet and drop
ped, striking on his mead on the
ground He In seriously nurt.
The Baptist Memorial Boy Scouts
have postponed their meeting until
next Wednesday evening.
Children OF the Central Methodist
church Sunday school classes held a
picnic at the Crofoot school grounds
SATURDAY. Afternoon. accompanied ~
their mothers. The grounds were re-
Gently fitted UP with awnings, benches
and sce-saws by the school board.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
THINK BOY
IS HIDING

Pacob Melinsky. who Is believed
to have shot and killed his l1-year.
old cousin. Mollie Wolfson, and who
fed from his home, No. 297 Column
blast east, Immediately after the
shooting. Thursday, has not been
found by the police, though II Is be.
lieved he is in hiding somewhere In
the city.
Theories OF the youths relatives.
that he may have thrown himself
into the river, while crazed with
fright over the shooting. are scout
ed by the police, but Detective Gus
Bandemer. who admits that he
doesn't believe Melinsky killed him
self. throws a thick. heavy veil of
mystery over Jacobs disappearance.
81 won't say whether think he's
dead or not" said Bandemer, Friday
morning.
But you don't believe he Is dead,
do you?" was asked.
mo, don't believe it," he said.
hbh 40 q VI idNt' yOu
have obtained trace of him. haven't
you?" he was asked.
IF / had. wouldn't say" said
Bandemer. THAT isn't the way I
do business. II knew where he
was. I wouldn't tell anybody unless
was absolutely sure"
And then you might not?"
We'll. | don't believe in saying
anything until I'm sure"
Funeral services for the little vic.
tim Of the shooting were held, Fri
day noon. in the family home. with
interment in Beth OHM cemetery.
Mrs. Wolfson collapsed utterly at
the grave. and is under the care OF
DR.. julius Bernstein. who fears
serious results from the shock, as
Mrs. Wolfson is in delicate health.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
LIQUOR LOSES
IN MT. CLEMENS

MT. CLEMENS. July l7.-Judge
Tucker Friday sustained the action
OF the common council with respect
to liquor licenses. In April, of this
year. seven saloons in this city had
their licenses revoked by the COM
mon council. and william Bollen-
son. for 35 years a proprietor OF n
Macomb-st. bar, was among the elm
mated. Through attorneys Bollenson
stated mandamus proceedings to
compel the city 10 renew his license.
and proceedings were heard before
Judge Tucker. Bollenson will get
no license. Mt. Clemens will have
25 saloons next year. with recon-
mendation that the number be cut
to Is, II the opinion Of Judge Tucker
IL followed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
BUYS
AUT0PLANT
Police Scout Theory
That Girls Slayer
Killed Himself
Will ReOrganize Bank.
rupt Briggs.DetrOiter
At Once

A. o. Dunk, of the Puritan Ma
chine Co., Detroit. who purchased
the personal property of the Briggs
Detroiter Automobile Co. at the
bankruptcy sale for $4,000, will re-
organize the company. Operations
In the factory will be resumed next
Monday morning, he declares.
The company's real estate was
offered for sale. Friday morning. q
bid of $4,000 being received and
refused, A first dividend Of 10 per
cent has been ordered paid TO the
creditors. The Briggs-Detroiter
Automobile Co. was thrown into
bankruptcy about a month ago.
The schedule filed showed liabilities
amounting 10 $556,42i. The assets,
when boiled down by the appraisal,
showed only s137,724.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17

AN ORDINANCE % ans.l - ~ \
anee entstled ~lAn oB61noGo1 N<f1
sneaA IN erasnaaee eaa1sle4r ~ "
sstisseS "a .s1sssses q r.
Chapter 1S1 ~ the Ce0pe1o1 OU11k<
nasees ef the City q O<tpoet N3
the year 1914 ~ sed1ng tAApo(o ri
.cw :estssn - - knswn -
1T Is HEREBY ORDAINED n,
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY g.
section /. That an ordinances ,A1y:
dinsnce entitled. An ordiaancS -
amend an ordinances entitled A. l1SS
dinance to amend Chapter le1 - S&H
Compiled Ordinances Of the city e&|
, RssrS ier ns sss sss sssai n'i Z 3
as Section IT," be and the soNpo ~
hereby amended to read - ScIlbvl; y
Sec: II, No saloon where sptvitue4
a. : Beverage shall be SsressSsr r. II
tabiished and matntalned Wtt4lu
territory within the CITY Of Dot94
described as foliews: AL that
the west by the center line ef IN
avenue extended northerly ana o4Go
erly. on the south by the natieS
boundary line; on the est ~
BY the northsriy city limits.
cepting. however. the fcllcwtne XII
scribed parcel OF land: All theX
OF lot Z OF the Henry Conner Eeen4X
subdivision lying between Je4ps44X
avenue and the Connors Creek D.
cut. so-called. excepting the se9(n
following descrited parcel - -
Lot 90, block 10, Steph0ns Hin IL
subdivision Of ali that pAft-~e&s
C's $50. l53 and 1St lyLng noee4
Gratiot avenue, Detroit. Wayne o0l3v'
~. Michigan; also sxceHtln6 TIE ~,
lowing described parcel e h1@ ~
No. 50 Of Beniteau's ,euhdivjejoo -
the north SIS feet Of that part ~ AZ
C'a724 iyinG south OF Jo6fnonz4XD3
nue., according to, the plat thereQ4 ~
recorded In liber 10 OF pints, pA04
said parcel being situae8 1EO0 Y. M
southeast corner OF Jefferson 60 ~
may avenues. Also exceptin8
following described parcel - 3ANNxs;
Lot No. ! OF OF1ynn.s subdivtelon ~
lots 1, and : and the adjoining -
foot strip lying southerly there6g e.
the subdivision of Private Clalm ~
lying south OF Jefferson avenu&
Wayne County, Michigan.
Sec. Z. This ordinance shall ta1o
Immediate effect.
Approved July Ii 1917, ~
OSCAR B. NARY ~,
RIcHARp LrNDeAY. ~, ~
City Clerk. +
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17

FILLER CONFINED. sasufacsurs1
by the r. c. Austin Drainage Exea-
The said machine Win be delivered
{. o. b. " estern Storage Yard Of the
Department OF Public Works, City OF
Detroit. In good condition. ready for
operation.
A certined check Of $500 must ae-
company each proposal
The Department OF Public Works
reserves the right to reject any and
ass GEORGE " rESKE,L
80 Commissioners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July IL. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1886.
CENTRAL AVENUE

To Peter Roulo. c. Downey. Anna
Nickashiwitz, J. &. Mcdonald, T.
Hopp. Betsy Fry. W. II. Fry. John r.
Fry. A Lonyo. :. J. Plumer. Ed
ward Cicotte, j. "A. Plumer, w. A
Mllms, Fred Possert. j. G. Bischop.
John Goraczynski. VILLA I'm Kuhn, X
n. Piumer. c. Clippert Estate. and 10
all other persons owning, occupyinS
or otherwise interested in any Of the
lots and premises fronting on Central
avenue, IN said city OF Detroit with
in the limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council 90 the City
OF Detroit. having ordered 20 much
OF Central avenue, from the north
curb line OF Ferndslt avenue 20 the
south curb line Of Dis avenue, 10 be
graded and paved. Notice IL hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots Ani PREMISE
fronting on said Central avenue. and
liable 10 be assessed for said Inn
provement under the provisions Of
the CITY Charter. and that a roll OF
said assessment is now completed and
will remain at the ASSESSORS Once
In the City ~ Detroit. from the date
hereof until July 81. 1915, for the In
spection of all persons concerned
therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
By GCSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT,
B-22 President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
NEW INTERURBAN
is PROJECTED

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. July H.
Promoter Jacobson. Of Detroit. was
n the city Friday and filed a copy
II the proposed franchise for the
VT. Clemens.to-Armada electric rail
way, with the city clerk. The route
through the city Is practically the
,ame as that IN franchise grant
ID TO the Thumb Survey Co. three
ears ago. which has expired by
eason OF that company's inaction.
is expected that the common coun.
II will take action on the franchise
{ their next Monday nights meet
ng.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-17
BIRMINGHAM

Mr. and Mrs. William Barns have
gone on a trip 10 Duluth, MINI.
Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Martin
a daughter.
Mrs Laura Dexter. OF Howell. has
returned home after spending a few
days with her mother. Mrs. Gertie
Harnick on Brown-st,
The Birmingham band will play in
the village this Saturday evening.
Miss Nellie Camp has gone 10 Jack
son To attend the funeral of her
cousin. Harry Coney.
operation this week at Harper hos
The Ladies' Church society OF the
First Presbyterian church, VIII meet
Wednesday July 81, at O'Clock. al
the home OF Mrs. a. c. McGraw on
Woodwardave.
Mrs. e. c. Parks OF Southfield, has
gone To Harper hospital in Detroit
to undergo an operation.
Maxwslt Cutting, Of Troy. has gone
TO san Francisco. Cal.
Robert Parritt. OF Birmingham, won
individual honors in the blue rock
gun shoot held here Thursday after
noon, when he broke vs. out OF lbs
birds Brit Peabody. OF birmingham,
was the second best marksman. with
tally OF 80 birds The club holds
tournament on alternate Thursday al
ternoons. The series began July /,
Two trophy cups are offered. one be-
ing offered by the club and the other
by r. W Barber, OF Bloomfield Hills.
There are so targets at each shoot
and two shoots constitute leg. and
the one winning three successive legs
wins cup. There were fiNe out-ot-
twon guests present at the shoot
Thursday. They were Messrs. Parker
and Trickey, Of Detroit: HOlznagie,
OF Highland Park. and Roach. OF Pom
tiac.
Sir. and Mrs. Charles Smith are Wis
iting at Wixom.
Al a recent school meeting held at
high school for the purpose OF elect
ing district officers for Bloomneld
township W. &. Harris and Charles
Shain were reelected as trustees and
Louis Randall was put on as trustee
to MI the vacancy of William walker,
who resigned
returned TO their home in New York.
after visiting relatives here for
week.
Mrs. Charles Aspinwall has return
ed from Seattle. Wash.
Mrs. Seeley Peck, Jr. and two
daughters and Mrs Peck's mother
Mrs Montgomery. are spending a
week in the Peck cottage at sylvan
Lake.
Mir. and Mrs. John Brison have re-
turned from a trip to New Mexico.
Allie Loves is spending the sum
mer In his cottage at straits Lake
Miss Leilah Davenport will leave
soon for trip through the west.
have started for their home at Fargo.
~. D.. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Tracey.
Mr.. and Mrs william Leiby of Mt.
Pleasant are visiting MI. and Mrs. A.
II. Walters.
Mrs Homer Lsjoie and daughter,
Helen. ate visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
at Pontiac.
Elmer Huston OF this place was
called to Plymouth Thursday BY the
death OF his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard West went
Friday afternoon to Ypsilanti to
spend the week end with their sisters.