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The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
CANOETST ENDS
a LONG CRUISE

PITTSBURGH. Dec 17.-Aftcr a
trip IN canoe from Lake Chautau-
qua down the Chadakoin. Come.
wango and Allegheny rivers. EIwood
Lloyd, of Buffalo, y. v. accompan-
led by his wife and friend. reach.
ed PiushurR Floyd vas chosen by
thc city of Mayvillc. \. Y. near Buf
falo. 10 make a canoe trip from Lake
Chautau1na 20 the Gulf Of Mexico.
In commemorafion of the achieve.
mont OF Etticnne Brule. the French
explorer. who was tho first white
man 10 make this Journey.
LLOYD and his companions launch.
cd their canoe or Lake Chautauqua
two weeks ago They suffered from
exposure during the Journey down
tte NLefhony river The party will
laaea- PLu -bute at once as Lloyd is
afraid of/being oVertaken by ice.
Ills cargo. tho "Vagaboud,' Is dock.
cd near the Anderson.st. bridge
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
ANN ARBOR

Dr. Charles Condor, Of Omaha, Ncb.
ls the guest OF Mrs. Henry Sellan. Of
ChurCh-st
y supper complimentary to the
teachers. pupils and officers OF the
Pres byterian church will be given by
the Mems brotherhood Of the church
this evening. Following the supper
the annual Christmas entertainments
OF the. church will be given
The Womau's Home and FOREIGN
Missionary society Of the Trinity
Lutheran church mot this afternoon
In the home OF Miss Grade, no AL
South Fourth-ave.
a large ripe strawberry was found
few days ago on the farm Of W -.
Otis at Portage lake. Tho strawberry
plants were set out BY Mr. otis last
summer. and when one Of them gave
evidence Of hearing fruit he plac ed "A
glass can over ". and upon iuvcsti-
cation day or two ago a. discpv-
cred that one big berry had ripnned.
Mrs Henry Tatiock IL entertaining
the women ~ the Episcopnl church at
the rectory this afternoon.
The WOmans Benefit association of
the Maccabees will give pcdr, party
and dance In its hall this evening
br. Erwin Van Sclins. n veterinary
surgeon, was sentenced 20 - dnys
in the county Jail by Justice Thomas,
part of the sentence being that br.
Van Selins must take bath.
chief Of Police Pardon has station
cd trafhc policeman on pacNard-st
near the Perry school 10 catch auto.
mobile drivers who exceed the speed
limit ~ that point child on his
way home from that school w1s
.tfurk by careless driver few
CaNs ago
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
BIRMINGHAM


Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henthcote
have gone to ~ Petersburg, Pa 10
spend the winter
Mrs John Purdy went THURSDAY 20
Royal OAK to spend few days win
her daughter. Mrs George Jennell
The Log Cabin Gun club VIII hold
a turkey shoot Tuesday afternoon
Dee 81.
The Cosmopolitan club VIII meet
Friday afternoon in the home OF MIS-
Elda Ferginson on South WOODWARD
ave.
Norman Schlanck is III with scar
let fever in his home on Poppleton-
ave.
Mrs sarah skinner ~ ill in her
home on North Woodward ave
Wiley Bell. Of Birmingham. has PC
tltioned the circuit court 10 divide
the estate Of his late father. Samuel
Bell. who died Ira Southheld town.
ship in 1901. ~ chancery sult
brought yes esterday In the circuit court
The complninant's mother, Mrs. Mary
Hell and oil the other heirs OF the
estate. orc tho defendants. When the
elder bell died ire left n ISTfxe .f1f7g.
IN Soufh1cld township tie Hftcn thss'
widow and nine children are heirs.
Tho other children are James H..
Birmingham; Robert r.. Los Angeles.
Gal Howard j.. Jackson: Norman \.
Detroit. Miss Jennie. Birmin shan;
Mrs. Anna ID. McGaney, Pontiac, Mrs
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
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FAMOUS ECHOES
OF GREAT BRITAIN

Among the most noted echoes is
that heard from the suspension
bridge across The Menai strait. The
sound OF n blow from hammer on
one OF the main piers Of the struo-
turt Is cd in succession from
each fthe cross-beams that sup
port the roadway and from the op-
posite pier AZ the distance OF 576
feet, in addition 10 which the sound
is many times repeated between the
water and the roadway AT the rate
OF 2S times in i've seconds.
Outside Shipley church. In Sussex.
is an echo which repeats 90 syllables
in the most remarkable manner.
The famous echo AT Woodstock.
when awakened. answers no fewer
than 30 times.
In the whispering gallery OF ~.
Paul's cathedral the fslntest sound
IS faithfully conveyed fro none side
of the dome 10 the other. hut can
not be heard at any intermediate
point
In Gloucester. cathedral n gallery
of an octagonal form conveys q wD,S-
per rs feet across the nave.--Lon.
don t-Bits.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
TO ENCOURAGE
STOCK RAISING

To the end that more extensive
live stock raising may be encour-
aged and In order that the value OF
thrift and economy may be taught,
the schools In some sections Of the
outh hace SCHOOL house pig, I"
donated bv tho patrons.
4 pen for the animal is construct.
cd on the school ground by the old
er boys. the younger boys gather
leaves and other materials for a
bed an dthe girls collect the scraps
~ food left fro mlunches and feed
them 10 the pig
At the end OF the year the pig is
killed and eaten at a district ban.
quct. or IS sold and the proceeds
used 10 buy books or something
else needed by the school The
Pathfinder
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
new AID IN
: FRACTURES
New York Surgeon
Perfects Device for
Treatment

NEW YORK, Dec. IA New
York surgeon has recently perfected
an apparatus designed 10 treat frac-
lures 10 the lower limbs AS soon a.
possible after they have occurred.
The apparatus is especially intend,
ed TO meet emergencies and complI.
Gated conditions.
II may be employed in fractures.
gunshot wounds, luxations and dislo.
cations. IL may serve as a tempo.
rary splint instead OF spica. or
again ii may be employed as a per
nanent splint, depending upon the
sdyisability OF recumbent or am
bulatory treatment.
The device consists essentially OF
two fat steel bars attached at their
lower ends 10 a rectangular foot
plate. To the external rod are riv-
eted a series of from 12 10 10 thin
aluminium bands which are curved
10 fit any lower limb around which
they may be placed. The bands
are fitted with straps so that they
may be tightly held in place.
BY turning the bands $50 degrees
the apparatus may be placed on the
other limb. An ingenious foot ar
rangement enables the patient using
such device 10 exert a tractive
effort 10 a considerable degree with
out pain The entire device weighs
but eight pounds
Briefly, the advantages OF the new
device may be summarized as fol-
lows: The limb is held in absolute
immobillzation. redression and trac-
tion; ambulatoy treatment is possi-
BILE: observation of callus. dressong.
drainage. massage. and electrical
treatment are possible without re-
moving the splini or lessening the
traction; the apparatus is light and
compact and can easil be made
part OF any ambulance equipment;
very little skill is necessary to ap-
ply il; practically in post-operative
treatment instead OF spica and
lastly. IL does not interfere with X
ray examinations.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
WYANDOTTE

. The following officers were elect cd.
BY the Trinity Sick BENEFIT assocI1-
ton at the annual meeting Thursl9s
evening President, Ernest Nors,
vice president. August Turski, corr.
spending secretary, William Scbroeh-
ert financial secretary, Charles Les, n
Ia; treasurer. william ZsssSilt' troH-f
tee FOR three years. Charles BroEc. 4
Mrs George e. Bsake. Tan AistyHC- e.
blvd. who underwent an Opcrat on
In John r. Gilbert Memorial hoFpit1l
recently. is impr owing
The ST Stephens choir Will rrbearse
Friday evening after litmny and Or.
Miss Eta Franklin. teacher la this
Lincoln school Is ill in her home on
Biddle-aye. Mrs Charles Block Is
substituting.
Masonic lodge. No. i70. VIII again
entertain the children Of It's members
In the Christmas holidays, with a
tree. program and gifts The datc
has been set for bee. 23. In the Ma
sonic temple.
Dr +. J. Langlois, Wyandotte vet
eran city physician. entertained IN.
city commission and other friends n
a venison banquet last night on the
anniversary OF his NTH year as city
physician. The city commissioner
presented him with an ornate cary
ing set. as token OF his long SER
vice
William Schwartz. Town Line. who
has been seriously ilI for two months
was removed TO Harper hospital. De-
troit Thuf sday. whore he vii under
go an operation
The Detroit United Railway has
added more ears 10 us Nyandotte-
ot the working people who travel to
Detroit daily.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
ENDS
IL YEARS ILLNESS

WYANDo TIE, Mica. Dec IL
William Kreger. 2S. for - years an
invalid. died in his home on Su-
perior-blvd.. early Tuesday evening
He is the son OF Mr., and Mrs. Fred
Kreger, anC Is survived BY his par.
ents. two brothers. Edward and Her
man. and two sisters Mrs. Louis
lehman and Mrs. julius Burr. He
was member Of Trinity Ey. IMth-
eran church. and the funeral will
be held from that place on Sunday
afternoon at . p. m, the Rev. F. c.
Uaucr officiating.
krcger' died Of complicated dis
eases. following rheumatism which
he had for II years. For three wears
he has not been able 10 sleep in u
bed, sitting continually in a chair.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

4
.Momen In France TO ~ given the
| war cross, y-ra,s,,.-
Begipnjps. a year ago last October
when. the SGhsNans first occupied
Isoos. .,she sdeceetieri , in so winning
| the respect OF the Germans as 70
keep immune from molestation or
/ disturbance her aged father who
was slowly dying ofsshagrin over
'FiknSex sSfsnhles. When the fstH-
err died. V1hes@Gtr trmans., themselves
gave, Mile, .Moreau the wood ont of
which she fashioned a coffin, though
In accepting 1t she gave them 10 un-
derstspd. that nothing could ever d.
minish .her. French enmity tosards
theT.ss .,s,.
.,Wnnost 3 immediately afterward
caAha ardnorssof the impending at
tack by the English. 'sfhis attack
began Sept %. With the first roar
Of the three-days' artillery lombard
ment preceding the infantry attack.
Mile Moreau posted herself in the
garret of her three-story home TO
watch the battle.
For three days she lay there. face
downward, without food. watching.
Shells burst about the house9Neigh-
boring walls and roofs Crashed
down, but Mile. Moreau's home
was not touched
Eaaa3iv came the moment for the
infantry assault. The killed High
landers fought into the streets OF
Loos, while Mile Moreau dragged
their wounded into her home and
cared for them
In the midst Of this task she dis.
covered that FIVE Germans who had
taken refuge In cave were firing, on
the advancing English and could not
be dislodged. Seizing revolver
from the hand of dead English
man and a grenade from another she
charged. The hurled grenade killed
three. The two remaining. with fxed
bayonets. charged. Calmly she. stood.
revolver poised. until the shining
blades were. almost at her breast.
then shot &tN.men.
As the shot,Rehoes died away. the
main body of"the Scotch cane; in
singing God Save the King Mile.
Moreau let them finish. then teaping'
before the troops. began the Mar
seillaise.' She1had not finished the
first verse before every Scotchman
had Joined her.
The accommodation for Mile. Mo-
reau's citation wss made by General
Sir Douglas eHaag, commanding the
Scotch at Loos:s5'IIe personally wit
messed her heroism and called her
the loan of Arc OF the North"
The citatiod, q before the entire
French army is the highest that can
be given. 1t takes precedence over
the citations before a regiment, d.
vision. brigade and army corps.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
YPSILANTI

The children Of the : raining school
gave = play. The Christmas Wish
yer smith. ~ The Normal library. In
Pea~c auditorium Friday MI grades
of the 8, hooi were represented In the
cast and about 3i5 children parti-
cipatcd
Lewis Caldwell has returned from
MiHstsd, Were he went 10 attend
the funeral on Thursday Of his broth
er. Iiyhry- raidwell.
'FhC toldwing are members Of the
committee from the o. y. :. which
VIII have cfEtrEe Of "A banquet to be
served members and candidates on
Monday evening In the dining room
Of the Masohic temple Mr. and Mrs.
= T.. Crawford, Miss May l.. Crane.
Mr. and Mrs. \. G. Coe. Mrs. Marie
curtis. Mr and Mrs T. r. Clizbe. Mrs
Victoria Clawsou. Mrs Belle r Clark.
Mrs. Phoebe Cummings. Mrs. Rachel
Cummings. Mrs. Mabel chaplin. Mrs.
TiIlie. Coop~f Miss Hazel Cooper.
Mrs nina Cain, Mrs. Grace Cottrell.
Mrs James stewart Crosby. Mrs M
rnie Dawson. Mrs. Gracia ia RAFT, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy T.. Davis. Mrs William
Il peubel and MIR and Mrs. FLOYD +.
DaRgett
the children nf the Denton school IN
the church Wednesday evening. Dec.
o. There is no admission fee. but a
silver collection 20 defray the eN-
pcnses Of the evening VIII be taken.
Mrs and Mrs. j. -. smith, OF Ian
sing. parents OF Mrs GIANT Wilson.
of Ypslltnti. and well known here.
are en- route FOR California 10 spend
the " inter. -. g.
Niss Esther Harrison. or the Eits-
wort -rd. Is ,sufering from heart
trouble
Mrs. andrew Patton returned Thurs
day from visit in Coldwater.
The W. g. r. 4. Will meet Tuesday
afternoon In the Methodist Episcopal
church annex. Rev. Frank Kennedy
gives tho address which will be from
the topic. The attitude of church :
man toward the temperance reform.
Mrs II n. Ntblack will lead in the
devotionais and Mrs. Andrew Patton
Will act a. hostess
The many patrons Of the fpsilantl
postDffce feel kcenly the embargo on
mall To the several warning nations.
For tho first time IN the history OF
tho city no Christmas mail VIII DC
sent TO Germany.
Dennis Long has severed his con
nection with the T. l.. Brown cream
cry he Is preparing to enter IN
business for himself
Regular 81 Johns night VIII be
obsetped Monday evening. Dec. q, by
Phoenix lodge, No. 10. r and \ "
Installation OF officers will he held
AT This time.
The annual reunion Of the Gill fam
uv will DO held. Saturday. Jan. l. IN
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Alton r.
Lewis
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
SAW PERIL OF
SON IN DREAM

KANSAS CITY. Dec Robert
Darnell Is city detective on the
Kansas eide His son II member
OF the fire department The son
was overcome with smoke AT a fire
recently. The father aided In re-
viying him.
when ! went home did not tell
my wife OF the incident because I
was afraid IL would alarm her" Mr..
Darnall said last night. "About ,
o'clock in the morning she awakened
me. She was nervous. Oh ! had
such a bad dream she said. 4
thought i'saw Bob carried orn of FIRE
and doctor working with him
To allay her fears, Mr. Darnaii
called up tho engine house and
found his son all right.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
EtNRSE

The funeraTs'or Mrs Nicholas
Gioodt, who died wednesday,. was
hold from the home. Friday morning
BERTHA iiacner H. III.
The following were prize winners
at the. weekly card party OF the We'll
come Pedro club IN ST Francis %av-
Ter rhool hall. Thursday: First. Mrs.
Charles Riopcilc; second. Mrs Dan
lafferty, third. Mrs g. A. Raupp:
fourth. Mrs r.. y Richards. NTH.
Mrs Edward fsfopellc Mrs Charles
week
Twenty coupfes attended birth
day party in honor OF Roy Cacottc.
Mrs. Bongagde, hoIsekeeper tpr the
Rev. f'r. Ierrys,of AlgOnac. for many
wears. and a we'll known person in
I.cofse. died carly this week in Al
gonac. and was buried IA Ecorss. Fri-
day morning.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
TRENTON BEATEN
AT BASKETBALL

W'YANDOTTE. Mich. De-. IL
Wyandotte high school, basketball
teams won their first xa,nes Thurs.
day night in Trenton. against the
high. school teams from that village.
The arst boys team won from the
Trenton regulars. "a. and the girls
team defeated its opponents by a
2S-J score.
Friday evening. the Independents
Will play the Infantry team, of ihc
Michigan Light Guard. Detroit. in
Arbeiter hall, and the Juniors viii
oppose the St Leo team. Tor the
preliminary The court at AJbeiteF
hall has been lined recently. and
new baskets placed, making the ac-
commodaiions much better for the
visiting tpars.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Norma Lutkehaus. OF No 69
buena Nista-ave. west. has recovered
nom an illness ~ several days.
Miss Blanche Davis. of Ipsilanti. is
n weekend guest ~ Miss Eioise John
son. OF No, 90 Wgverly
Miss Grace Rorrowman. of No. ls2
Glsndale-ave, has been confined 10
her home for several days through
Illness
Miss Marion Rodgers. OF Ypsilartl,
Is spending the Christmas holidays In
the homo or her parents ~ No SS
Pasadena-ave.
Miss Cora Kelly. of No. t5 Leslie
ave. has recovered from an illness OF
a few days.
Miss Agnes Ladh. who Is studying
In HPsilauti. returned TO her home
Friday afternoon 10 spend the Christ
mas vacation with her parents at No.
l1S Avalon-ave
Mrs Borrowman. Of No. t2e Glen
dalc-ave.. entertained number OF
friends Friday afternoon at pedro.
MISS Nnnc yInt. OF Ypsiianrt. IL
spending the Christmas vacation in
the home OF her parents. Mr and Mrs
Robert Nint. of No. III Massachu-
scttS-aVe.
Miss Lillian Schneider. who Is
studying in ipsilanti, Is spending the
Schneider. of No. 1se Richton- ave
Miss Bell Goldfnc. OF No. 81 Hart
ave. VIII entertain about 20 guests
=
Miss Chrissy Mcknight. OF No. lt9
Mcf.cau-ave spent the week NJ the
guest 90 Miss Marion Burton. OF No.
is Ru'na Nista-ay west,
AIRS ~ w Green. OF No. 3ei Glen
ddlc-aYc., = seriously Ill with pneu-
munia.
James Lamb. of No. 3,s Avalon
ave, died Wednesday iu his residence.
ftr burial viii be in Harbor Beach.
Mrs Archie Beers OF No. i35 Buena
Nista-ove. west, has recovered from
a set ious illness.
Baltou Johnstone. Of Port Huron.
is "A guest OF Dr and Mrs Il. Nc
ClGrE OF No eT95 Woodward-ave.
MISS kilroy. 81 No IS Avalon ave.
has recovered FROM a slight illness.
Mrs e. ~ Buckingham, OF No. 2l5
Conneoticut-a is III.
Leroy Bridgcmsn. OF EasOn-ave.
has recovered from an illness OF sew
eral DAYS
Niss Eleanor Daley. OF No. $50
Monterey is very III in ner
home.
The D.lsysre colony met Tuesday
n the home Of Miss /. Fisher. OF At
Mr. ana Mts RawIing. OF No. 81
Grand-ave. east. are rejoicing In the
birth Of "A daughter.
Mir and Mrs Winchester Bertran.
OF No l39 Cottage Orc. have
moved 60 40 81 Edwdrd-ave.
Mrs TIiIbUrn. or No f-f Goodwin
ave Is very III In her home.
MI and Mrs. Charles Conlin. OF
Port Huron, have moved 10 No l2i
Pilgrim
Mrs charles Wagar. OF No lls
Cortiaud-ave.. entertained the r. T..
= club EYkfaE afternoon
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
FTCH"- vEAP-aIn
/ II 'HAS'PRIZE HOG

: 4 = e
BUTLER pa Dec IL Butler
couuty's first -hog.raising contest
closed with a hog roast and the
awarding CO prizes offered by the
Progressive Farmers club of Penn
township for the best hog raised
by member OF the club this year
Thirty pigs were entered in the
contest last March and April by as
many members of the club. The
hogs were weighed and scored Nov.
r. by n committee composed OF n.
s Adams Of the Butler County farm
bureau, T. p Nixon and W. 5.
Douthet. -
The points were the age OF the
animal nhen-it vas weighed 10
Nov ! its weight and the average
Increase in pounds per day.
The credit OF raising the biggest
pig In the contest went 10 Ray
Powell, son OF G. a Powell. presi.
dent. OF the club, who is not quite
eight years o fege. He entered the
contest at the start 10 make an even
80. His hog VAS 24j days old when
weighed in and tipped the beam at
337 pounds.
TIE prize for the hog making the
largest average daily gain In pounds
went TO h. l.. Hsrtzell. Bhase hos
weighed 322 pounds, was 2ll days
old and gained s152 pounds per day
J. VI Rowan's pig was second
weight, 2s7: age 205 days, average
gain ! 40 pounds per day. O. A. Pow
els pig was third; weight. 32S. age
l237 DAYS average gain per day
1884 pounds
| One hundred people attended IN
rog roast which was held az Nixo,
school house nixon Station Superir
tenden' Frank a MoClung OF tn
4 comfy schools presided. Harvey :
adams OF the Butler County farr
buera uannounced the prize wir
ners. and awarded tho cash prizes.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

ee thc decree ou other grounds OF
cruelty. lie said h. thought a silent
man copldn very weu be oyer-quar-
lelSomo. The Langers lived al No.
3lf Raht6G-aye. Highland Park. ,he
Iis preprietorsof the LANCER Printing
Co, Nos. 5-s7 Con yressst, west,
five d.Tvs arrer We Went on OUT
honeymoon 20 Mackinaw. he began
his spells ol silence SAID Mrs. Ian
ser. He became morose, and when
7 asked him what was the matter
vita him, he said he didn't love me
any rnure. From then on he was
possessed of perpetual crouch"
DR. Otto Toepel was a witness for
Mrs. Amelia Desehholh who. was
granted a divorce from John Degen.
kolb by Judge Van Zle, Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. DeEenkolb has been
supporting herself for six years as
an employe of Or. Toepel, the ply.
stefan said He declared she was
entirely too good for Degenkolb.
Who was charged with cruelty, de-
scrtion and non.support.
Detective Frank Schloud's effort
20 put the blame on his wife, Julia.
for their martial troubles, proved a
fa;l,ye ia judge Codd's court. Thurs
day an fterhoor. : He denied all the
wife's allegations of cruelty and ac-
GUS ed her OF brutal treatment OF
their foster son, Francis. but Judge
Coed gave the wife the decree
In bill for divorce fled Thurs
day afternoon, William Van Sickle,
\ street car motorman, alleged that
his wife. Lula ls-Pingston-Van
Sickle. deserted him 13 times in five
years. The thirteenth time was the
charm. however. and she never
again returned. They were married
in October. 1910. The woman's last
EXCURSION .ftom home, Van Sickle
oharges. Nwes in October. this year.
Van Sickle sets forth in his bill
that N*. vap Sickle frequently
bob fded the eah Of gaich he was a
motorman, and she invariably insist
cd upon riding on the front platform
where she would talk TO him in spite
Of the company's sign. Passengers
plust not taAc,fe the motorman
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
SUBURBAN NEWS

tSs.S. ~ Isesjs~on. Dstrdtt. and WI.
.R Rn,S y Whose presegi address. IL dh-
elected the following officers for the.
year Wednesday afternoon at n meet
ing held IN the home OF Mrs T. y.
smith on East Maple ave; President.
Mrs Herbcrt. Poppleton; hrst yise-
second ice-presldent. Mrs. DAVID
-, sgyyatsrS Mrs. y. 6. MeGraw;
N.Y. SsssS BIT ETed i cnHT1oTa If in Tar home
on North Woodward-ave.
Mrs, Gertrude Hlarnick returned on
Ihursday from a visit with her
duinnghier' Mrs Claude Dexter. OF
Born, to Mri}ond Mrs Harry Rain
cyu%f cyu ct anS the Mest.rd: a daughter NJ.
their home at. Belvedier. y. j.. after
visiting In tho homes Of Mrs. T, B.
smith on East ~Alaple ave. and Mrs.
Ars' Helen GSrson ,So N%snS-TSSi %emt TS%r-day
10 Ann Arbor To visit Mrs. Harry
Lewis for few days
samuel Hauthorn. age So years.
PARALYSIS In his home on Brown st.
He Is survived by widow. three
sons. Roy and John. of this place. and
SamnS samuel at ul Royal oak and thyee
carrie Hanley and Mrs Eva New
man. OF this place. and two broth
crs. SSmu"l tauthprn. OF this place.
and Robert iIaathorn. of Royal Oak
The funeral VIII bc held from hts
late home FRIDAY afternoon Mt Z
O'Clock. Burial viii take place In
Greenwood cemetery.
Fart Nudge and clyde Babcock re-
turned "Wednesday from three
months trip to- California
William Mcclellan returned We'd
ncSday from a weeks stay IN Mt
Clemens.
The MiStl.toe cluh will meet next
Wednesday afternoon In the home OF
Mrs MINT" Abelt on Lincoln ave.
w i. PCrr ~. OF Gary. Ind. W. a
guest ~ the huaie of his sister, Mrs
A. Z Payne. on fierce-st.
The Masonic iodge has opened club
rooms or Maple ave. FOR members
and visiting VIA nsbns.
The Cleaners society Of Troy Will
meet today tng the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs John Everett
Mrs. Samuel Bortlo. Of Pontiac. was
caller here Wednesday
The prayer circle VIII meet Tues
day afternoon In the home OF Mrs.
Harvey How" on Bates-st.
Miss Catheline Cavanaph. ~ De-
trott, was recent guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs frank McHough ON Pierce-st
The Troy Missionary society viii
meet this afternoon IN the home Of
o. &. HoEdon