The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-06
YPSILANTI

The residence OF Mrs Tony Burke.
at Adams and Jsrvis-sts. was dam
aged by FIRE Friday night TO the OK
tent Of about $3.50.
Fire destroyed both the stores and
residences OF William Hopkins ami
CALVIN SChlicht. in Denton. Friday.
spark from q Michigan Central en-
giEe - supposed - have caused the
blaze. Mr Hopkins loss ~ ig0e. Mr..
Schiicht places his loss NJ s. 500 Both
saved about twu-thlrds OF the house
hold and store goods There was in
surauce on both places
Mrs Lenhon and Gustav Lo2ier, %
lice Friday running their autos on
1915 licenses They were taxed the
usual nne and $50 costs by the ma
nicipal Judge
jured Friday while drlv.nE down
Congress-st when she was run into
by Mere hants' Delivery 10. wagon.
She was thrown 10 the pavement, her
was thrown to the ground. MISS
Graves - suffering from bad bruises
The Albion track team beat the
The Albion Mems Tennis club beat
the Normal singles and doubles. The
Normal girls won both singles and
doubles from the Albion girls.
The Normal baseball team played
the Albion team Friday afternoon.
winning BY 90 I.
The Clsary College base bail team
played the L. Of n. team here Fri
day afternoon. The latter won by a
score OF To .
The Ypsilanti Record was sold Fri
day tc ". y Van Wegan, OF Do
Word has been received ~ the
death. Friday. In Michigan CITY. u
Mss Elizabeth Sullivan, cousin 81
Mrs John r. CoOrSla 81 Lowell-st.
~ .lF
Miss sullivan recently underwent an
The annual Intsrprctativc reading
contest was held Friday evening IN
Pease auditorium. The contestants
ana their selections were "a follows
Miss LOwn presented a humorous dla-
C;Iasbin.s Coirtship?" Miss Felts Sc
lection was The soul Of the Violin"
"RiIey's Watermelon Time" was given
by Mrs Mason: AN Old Sweetheart
were presented by Miss AFFORD two
Irish brOgue selections. The Rsturt
DiscourteOus" and Larry ODee, by
Miss Mulye i,s closed sa ,hs Ryog sss ta,.
son Co. viii move his family In. the
near future from Detroit TO the Shell
lev b. Hutchinson mansion on River
ct.
Mrs Mccullough. mother OF W. l..
Mccullough. entertained a number OF
friends today in celebration OF hcr
birthday Although IN the eishties.
Mrs Mccullough has retained all her
faculties She ~ very happy and en-
Joys all her friends
+. f. Davey. OF Alberta Can, ~
guest at the home OF Warren W, Yer
non. RE expects 10 bring his family
to Ypsilanti IL suitable home can
A meeting Of washtenaw Arbor. %
Cleaners Will be held on "Wednesday
evening in Superior hall.
The Lester class Of the Methodist
EpIscopaf sunday school haS pur-
chased a handsome new carpet Tor
Mr.. and Mrs w f. ward, OF Milan.
are guests OF their daughter. Mrs.
Justin a. Gale. Of south Huron-st.
Mrs. Nettie Carter. 81 Lansing. ~
guest OF Mrs Alec BOutell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey rGeisel. ~
South Huron st. are the parents OF
an elght-pound daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Kelsey ana son.
If Detroit are over-week guests
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs George
Mrs Nellie HoImes. Daggett is SUD
plying na teacher IN the Wayne sev-
enth grade during the illness OF tho
regular Instructor. Mrs. Eckler, Of
this city. who Is I'll with an attack %
Nrs. r.. II. Ford and mother. Mrs.
Cynthia Miller. have gone TO BEDFORD
Warren Woolsey has returned TO
his work in Detroit after three
weeks illness.
About zoo .YpsIlantIans will attend
the annual May festival event In Ann
Arbor May II. Is. 10 and 20. cast
Of sololsts such has never before az,
sembIed In the Unlversity city VIII
take part There will be four even
ing concerts and two matlne"s. with
the Chicago symphony orcheFtra unS
der Frederick stock who conducts
the University Choral union, and
chiidren's chorus OF several hundred
voices under Director Albert y. stan
ley Florence Hinkle. America IN
vorite soprano; sophie Braslau, con-
tralto for the Metropolitan opera
company; ReinwaId Wcrreuralth and
Gustav Holmquist will be among the
number who Will take solo parts.
Ths concerts as usual will be staged
in BiiI auditorium. which has scat
ing capacity for 1900.
A. n. Barton remodeling hia
homo on Wallsce-bivd
Mrs Helen q. Swift has sold her
farm In Superior township 10 Henry
r. Danforth. The consideration was
$4,000.