WARNER, Willard E
WARNER, Willard E., lawyer; born, Orleans, N. Y., Oct. 14, 1860; son of Ulysses and Eliza Ann (Jones) Warner; educated in village ungraded school until I878; Canandaigua Academy, three years, 1880-83,; Law Department, University of Michigan, 1883-84; married at Detroit, July, 26, 1904, Gertrude A. Friedman. Entered law office of Griffin & Warner, Detroit, I884, and was successively connected with Griffin, Warner, Hunt & Berry; Griffin, Warner & Hunt, and Warner, Codd & Warner, until 1900. Was with Michigan State Tax Commission for one year, in appraisal of taxable properties of the state, and with Professor M.E. Cooley under that commission and the authorization of Governor Pingree, in ascertaining the values of railway and other specific tax-paying properties. Has practiced law alone since 1901director The C. H. Little Co., limestone, cement, plaster, sewer pipe, etc. Member Detroit Bar Association, Michigan State Bar Association. Republican. Member Masonic order (Palestine Lodge). Club: Wayne. Recreations: Culture and care of flowers and home surroundings, traveling. Office: 414 Moffat Bldg. Residence: 97 Brainard St.