System for fourteen months. Was connected for one and one-half years with New York Life Insurance Co.; has been in fire insurance business since 1903. Director Dime Savings Bank. Served six years in state militia and attained rank of colonel. Democrat. Member Board of Water Commissioners, 1884-89, Board of Fire Commissioners, 1889-93; candidate for mayor of Detroit, 1893. Protestant. Member Masonic order (32°), Knights Templar, Shrine. Officer: 71 Fort St., W. Residence: 467 2nd Av.

GOLDBERG, Abe L., department store; born, Buffalo, N. Y., May 30, 1861; son of Joseph S. and Rose (Van Stratten) Goldberg; educated in public schools of Cleveland, O.; unmarried. Began as a boy 12 years of age in dry goods store and at age of 20 entered business for himself at Canton, O.; came to Detroit, 1892, and is member of the firm of Goldberg Bros., established, 1878. Clubs: Phoenix, Avenue. Recreations: Breeding, driving and racing light harness horses, automobiling, baseball, golf. Office: 225-229 Woodward Av. Residence: Cadillac Hotel.

GOLDBERG, Jacob E., department store; born, Holland, June 6, 1856; son of Joseph and Rose Goldberg; came to America with parents, January, 1859; educated in public schools of Cleveland; married at Cleveland, April, 1891, Miss Jennie Anthony. Began business career in employ of William Taylor & Sons, Cleveland, 1878; associated with brother in dry goods business at Elyria, O., 1878, and later in Canton; came to Detroit, 1892, and assisted in organizing firm of Goldberg Bros., importers, retailers and jobbers of dry goods, fancy goods and house furnishings. Republican. Club: Phoenix. Recreations: Automobiling, breeding and matinee racing light harness horses. Office: 225-229 Woodward Av. Residence: 163 Putnam Av.

GOLDBERG, Samuel X., department store; born in Holland, Oct. 13, 1858; son of Joseph and Rose Goldberg; came to America with parents, January, 1859; educated in public schools of Cleveland; married at Philadelphia, 1890, Minnie Lape. Grew up in Cleveland and began active career in employ of William Taylor & Sons, April, 1870; engaged in dry goods business under title of Goldberg Bros., in Elyria, 1878, later at Canton, O., and since 1892 has been member firm of Goldberg Bros., importers, retailers and jobbers, dry goods, fancy goods and cloaks, Detroit. Member Detroit Board of Commerce. Republican. Recreations: Automobiling, baseball, golf. Office: 225-229 Woodward Av. Residence: 106 Warren Av., W.

GOLDSMITH, Charles, manufacturer clothing; born, Flato, Germany, May 25, 1858; son of Solomon and Dora (Salinger) Goldsmith; educated in Germany; came to America, 1874; married at Detroit, 1877, Adelaide Aberstadt. Has been a resident of Detroit since 1874; began in manufacture of clothing at the commencement of his active career and has continued in same line to the present time; senior partner Charles Goldsmith & Co., established, 1899. Member Detroit Board of

Commerce. Member Knights of Pythias. Office: 131 Jefferson Av. Residence: 150 Hancock Av., E.

GOODALE, Charles Arthur; born, Monroe Co., Mich., June 16, 1866; son of Solomon C. and Mary M. (Pelton) Goodale; educated in public and high schools of Chesaning, Mich., and Albion College, Albion, Mich.; married at Chesaning, Oct. 14, 1894, Lizzie M. Clough. Began teaching school at age of 16; was clerk in store and traveling hardware salesman, 1887-96; entered life insurance business, March, 1896, and was secretary Union Life Insurance Co., Indianapolis, 1898-March, 1902; secretary Missouri State Life Insurance Co., St. Louis, March, 1902-07; has been president Michigan State Life Insurance Co. since June, 1907. Republican. Methodist. Mason, Knight Templar. Recreation: Fishing. Office: 633-637 Majestic Bldg. Residence: 678 Brush St.

GOODALE, George Pomeroy, theatrical critic; born, Orleans, N. Y., Aug. 12, 1843; son of Elijah and Mary Eleanor (Palmer) Goodale; educated in common schools and in newspaper office; married, N. Almont, N. Y., 1864, Josephine Gardner; again, at Ann Arbor, Mich., 1902, Katherine Brigham Moloney. Began active career as a printer in office of Courier, Geneva, N. Y., 1860; was employed on papers in Angelica, Cuba, Belmont, Elmira, N. Y., and by the World, New York City; came to Detroit, 1865, and has since been continuously upon the staff of the Detroit Free Press; reviewer of the drama and writer of a series of weekly articles entitled "The Kaleidoscope," written by him. over the nom de plume of Signor Max, and appearing since 1904. President Free Press Printing Co. Was member 141st New York Infantry, mustered out May 17, 1865. Democrat (repudiated Bryan and his teachings, 1896). Recreation: Baseball. Office: Detroit Free Press. Residence: 52 Lothrop Av.

GOODENOUGH, Luman Webster, lawyer; born, Ludington, Mich., Jan. 1, 1873; son of Daniel W. and Lodema (Olney) Goodenough; educated in public schools; graduate University of Michigan, B. L., 1896; Law Department, University of Michigan, LL. B., 1898; married, Detroit, March, 1904, Elizabeth Noble. Began practice at Ludington; removed to Detroit, 1899, and has since continued in practice of the profession. Member Detroit Bar Association. Club: University. Office: 925 Hammond Bldg. Residence: 335 Seminole Av.

GOODRICH, Edward; born, Auburn, N. Y., Dec. 26, 1867; son of James S. and Annie (Cheasbro) Goodrich; educated in public schools of New York State; married at Detroit, Oct. 30, 1900, Virginia A. Thayer. Engaged in wholesale commission business, Syracuse, N. Y., 1885-95; buyer and storekeeper, Solvay Process Co., since 1895; purchasing agent Delray Connecting R. R.; secretary Independence Lumber Co. Republican. Member New York Society of Detroit. Clubs: Fellowcraft, Solvay Boat. Recreation: Music. Office: Solvay Process Co. Residence: 1084 Trumbull Av.

GOODRICH, James S.; born, Blissfield, Mich., Apr. 26, 1843; son of Nelson L. and Ruth (Pease) Goodrich; educated in public schools of Blissfield, Adrian College Preparatory School, Bryant & Stratton Commercial College, Detroit, graduating, 1864; married at Detroit, Feb. 22, 1876, Clara I. Jenness. Worked on farm until 21 years of age; was in employ of David Preston, banker, Detroit, until Jan. 1, 1884, since which time has been identified with real estate business, first with his brother, John C., under style of Goodrich Bros., and operating as above since death of his brother, 1907. Republican. Congregationalist. Member Masonic order. Club: Detroit Boat. Recreation: Boating. Office: Walker Blk., Fort and Griswold Sts. Residence: 67 Edmund Place.

GOODRICH, Joseph Parshall, insurance, loans and real estate; born, Blissfield, Mich., June 26, 1864; son of Nelson Lyman and Clarissa Cornelia (Parshall) Goodrich; graduate West Blissfield (Mich.) High School, 1881; married at Detroit, Nov. 7, 1889, Viella Tuttle. Entered insurance business, December, 1881, with late brother, John C. Goodrich; was with Goodrich Bros., 1884-1901; founded Goodrich Insurance Agency, Jan. 1, 1901, of which has since continued the head. Republican. Baptist. Member Detroit Board of Commerce. Member Palestine Lodge No. 357, F. & A. M., King Cyrus Chapter No. 133, R. A. M., Michigan Sovereign Consistory (32°), Moslem Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S., all of Detroit. Recreation: Traveling. Office: 1135-1136 Majestic Bldg., Detroit. Residence (summer): 299 W. Sandwich St., Windsor, Ont.

GORDON, Charles Edwin; born, Chicago, 1866; son of Henry David and Rozella R. (Stofford) Gordon; educated in Chicago public schools and by private teachers; married at Angola, Ind., Sept. 30, 1902, Wava Poland. Devoted a number of years to mechanical training; was with J. W. Reedy & Co., Chicago Elevator Works, two years; with Crane Co., Chicago, five years, and Ames & Frost, Chicago, three years; was connected for two years with the Slayton Lyceum Bureau and acted as sales agent for the Whitely Steel Co., Muncie, Ind.; was one of the organizers of the Western Malleable Steel Co., steel castings and drop forgings, in operation since Sept. 5, 1905. Recreation: Fishing. Office: 1250 River St. Residence: 460 Hubbard Av.

GORENFLO, August Herman, physician; born, Detroit, May 27, 1874; son of Theodore and Marie (Melchoir) Gorenflo; educated in public schools; M. D., Detroit College of Medicine, 1895; post-graduate studies at Vienna and Berlin; married at Detroit, 1906, Hattie Clippert. Has practiced in Detroit since 1895; demonstrator in bacteriology, Detroit College of Medicine; microscopist to Harper Hospital; surgeon Police Department, City of Detroit. Member American Medical Association, Michigan State and Wayne County Medical Societies. Member Harmonie Society. Club: Detroit Yacht. Office: 124 Broadway. Residence: 89 Garfield Av.

GORMAN, John Joseph; born, Detroit, Mar. 28, 1865; son of Thomas A. and Mary (Marshall) Gorman; educated in public schools of Detroit; married, Detroit, Nov. 4, 1891, Margaret Doherty. Began active career as clerk in employ of J. L. Hudson, general merchandise, continuing, 1884-89; entered business in his own name, retail hats and men's furnishings, in which he has since continued. Democrat. Roman Catholic. Member Board of Commerce, B. P. O. E. Recreation: Horseback riding, hunting, fishing. Office: Michigan Av. and Lafayette Blvd. Residence: 500 Trumbull Av.

GOSS, John C.; born, Barnstable, England, May 15, 1848; son of John C. and Susanna (Ridd) Goss; educated in public schools; married at Bristol, Eng., 1871, Mary J. Allen. Served 7 years as apprentice to trade of sail making, at Bristol; came to Detroit, 1871, and followed trade until 1877, when he established The J. C. Goss Co., of which he is president and manager. Member Detroit Board of Commerce. Former school inspector of Detroit. Republican. Methodist. Mason (32°), Shriner; member I. O. O. F., U. C. T. of America. Club: Detroit Yacht. Recreation: Fishing. Office: 10 Atwater St., E. Residence: 375 Pennsylvania Av.

GOUX, Louis J., physician; born, Detroit, Nov. 2, 1871; son of James J. and Catherina (Dormoy) Goux; educated in public and high schools of Detroit; Detroit College of Medicine, graduating, M. D., 1894; post-graduate courses at University of Michigan, Philadelphia Polyclinic, New York Post Graduate School and Vienna University; married at Detroit, Jan. 23, 1900, Charlotte B. Warren. Has practiced in Detroit since 1898; specialist in eye, ear, nose and throat; ophthalmologist and otologist to Eastern Michigan Asylum, Pontiac, Mich. Member Wayne County Medical Society, American Medical Association, Academy of Ophthalmology and Oto-Laryngology, Detroit Ophthalmic and Otologic Club. Clubs: Fellowcraft, Detroit Golf. Recreation: Golf. Office: 315-317 Stevens Bldg. Residence: Mayview Flats, 73 N. Boul. E.

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GRAETHER, Theodore, real estate and loans; born, Newark, N. Dec. 17, 1851; son of Arnold Graether and Mary (Jaeger) Graether; educated in public schools, Lutheran German School, Trenton, and Bridgeport (Conn.) public schools; married at Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 30, 1879, Lillian A. Swift (now deceased); again, Rochester, Mar. 21, 1901, Alma A. Colton. Began active career in Cheveries Chain Factory, Trenton, 1864; removed to Bridgeport, Conn., and entered employ of Bridgeport Spring and Axle Co., 1866; with Aetna Spring and Axle Co., Bridgeport, 1873; removed to Rochester, N. Y., and was employed by James Cunningham & Son, coach builders, 1876-83; came to Detroit and was superintendent carriage department Detroit Steel and Spring Co., 1883Jan., 1887; has been in real estate and building business since 1887; manager Theodore Graether & Co. since 1903. Protestant. Recreation: Travel. Office: 311 Majestic Bldg. Residence: 1283 14th Av., Detroit.

GRAHAM, Alexander D., manufacturer; born, Sidney, O., May 24, 1855; son of Thomas B. and Jane E. (nee Ginn) Graham; educated in public and high schools of Sidney. Married, Sidney, O., Mar. 28, 1876, Olive DeWeese (died, May 23, 1890). Began in dry goods business in Ohio, 1877; removed to Detroit, 1894, and continued in same line of business for 3 years; assisted in organizing the Bell-Graham Co., of which he is president, 1900, and has since engaged in manufacture of dress skirts and petticoats. Recreation: Reading. Office: 11 W. Woodbridge St. Residence: 579 Woodward Av.

GRAHAM, Burke M., manufacturer; born, Rochester, N. Y., Apr. 5, 1854; son of Ansel B. and Sarah M. Graham; educated in public and high schools of Rochester; married, Detroit, 1878, Carrie Stringer. Came to Detroit, 1869, and began business career as clerk for Hayden & Baldwin, harness and saddlery, later becoming traveling salesman for the firm; formed partnership with Edwin E. and Henry I. Armstrong in firm of Armstrong & Graham, 1880, wholesalers and manufacturers of harness and saddlery, and has since continued as member of the firm. Clubs: Detroit, Country, Old Club. Recreations: Fishing and hunting. Office: 132 Jefferson Av. Residence: 69 Davenport St.

GRAHAM, Don M., physician and dentist; born in Dutton, Ont., Can., Aug. 4, 1874; son of Neil and Margaret (McKillop) Graham; educated in public and high schools of Glencoe, Ont.; D. D. S., Dental Department, Detroit College of Medicine, 1898; M. D., Medical Department, same college, 1902; unmarried. Began practice of dentistry, 1898, and has engaged in medical practice therewith since 1902, specializing in oral surgery; lecturer Dental Department, Detroit College of Medicine. Presbyterian. Member 1st District Dental Society of Michigan (secretary), Michigan Dental Society, American Medical Association, Michigan State and Wayne County Medical societies. Clubs: Fellowcraft, Motor Boat. Recreation: Motor boating. Office: 605 Washington Arcade. Residence: 783 Woodward Av.

GRANT, Schuyler; born, Rushford, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1840; son of Harlow K. and Emily (Rathbun) Grant; moved with family to Rockville, Conn., 1848; educated in public schools of Rockville; Connecticut Literary Institution, Suffield, Conn.; University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1860-64, graduating with degree of A. B., 1864; married at Ann Arbor, 1865, Alice E. Smith. Was identified with educational institutions at Hartford, Conn., and Providence, R. I., for about a year and a half after leaving university; in 'employ of First National Bank, Ann Arbor, 186769, and became cashier of newly organized Ann Arbor Savings Bank, 1869; came to Detroit, 1874, and entered employ of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York as correspondent and became cashier, manager and general agent, retiring from insurance business in 1899, to devote attention to personal affairs. Republican. Baptist; trustee and treasurer Woodward Av. Baptist Church for 30 years. Trustee Kalamazoo Col