South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 24, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 January 1917 — Page 12

SOUTH KENTJ NEWS-TOUK

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Goshen News

SPECIAL JUDGE FOR KREAGER DEVORGE William B. Hile of Elkhart to Sit in Case CrossComplaint Filed. .mien. :i - wini.,:, p.. Mile of Elkhart Tuesd.iy . uu 1 1 . d ii! ji.d-e ii, t.'i- i- action hf'i.ht It. At. n.t G. K'r.tur .- Willi, mi II. i r. i ii",'. of i'rorr; It is -j.t. T 1 - ..i-c will 1... trod s . pplementa ry t(. the orcsnt 'in:. ., I i : 1 1 i-v h !i-.l'i!t ! to inl net .1 1 ii r il j. . r during the wr week of the M.ir-h i r 1 1 i . v'. hbh is to ii;ene on Monday, March ... Ir. Kr'.ii;ir w.is in court Tuesday ? 1 1 r t : i r i . --hing her I omst i- dilli- . iitie iit-t.-' na 1 attention. Mr. K rv.u'cr .'.led a ros complaint in fi paragraphs. In it be v' t- forth tli.t In- turned tain over to hi- v f for safe keeping an.' that has I .on wholly in.tbie to a gam g t possesion of the rnoiM-y. i r; g r.i h No. .", reviews to som teuT thf i-i.itions between I r. and All-. Krr.i-cr following their inarl.age. it is :-"t forth that Mr. ! r- x-r w;i.- not only willing hut .inxio'is to provide ;i comfortable bono- for his bride at Cromwll. hut ih.it she r t"i ! .- I n o to that jlar anl tlrtt sh i n t -1 1 1 upon contin-i-in ,r hosj.itjl in loslun. Hen0 a 'ordin to the statements ir.aiio in thrt cross hill, asin,i nrt.iin dilti'- to hT hn.-hnnil. Air-oni; other things he was a sort of nurse Mr. Kreimer declares his wif.11 i to pay him one-half of her i. t e;u nin- ami that she has not jaid him anything. He wants the court to rd( r an a r-untin of her h.iiu--s affairs startinir Jan. 1. 1 1 1 . atid oatitiuii: for a period f five aivl on-half e.us. Jewelry. 'r. Kn-.i'a r is c har'-Ted P. is wif with stcilin-;, he says, )ou,"ht with hi money and that it helonus to him. in: A TI1S. Mis. A. II. i:rownell. r.7 years old. di d of rheumatism of the heart, .-she was horn May 1", in neiiniiiirtn.i. t. I'orty years auo she . ame to (Joshn where she was united in marriage with Arthur K. Urownell. who pit-ceded her in death last August. She is surviel hy three daughters. I)ai.l !. H irt.Ier. 5 Z yeat s ohl. mmI a tt tired undertaker and rah-ittet-maker. died at his home in Topeka of old a'e after an illness of :ie days. Surviving are three sons and lour daughters. IIenr i;dw;irl (lay, 6 J years old. MRS. K1ES0 SICK SEVEN MONTHS Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aurora. 111. "For seven long mouths l suifeied I'mni a female trouble, with se vere pains in my back and sides until 1 became so weak I coiibl hardly walk from i hair to chair, and got so nervo u s I w o u 1 d j u m p at the slightest noise. T was entirely unfit to do m y hotjsework, I was giving u; hope of e v er being well. v. lien my sifter askod ine to try Ldia i:. Pink li tin's Vegetable Compound. I too; siv bottles and to, lay i Hin a healthy woman aide to !o my ow !i housework. 1 wish every suffering woman would try Ld.a i: Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and fnd out fir themselves how good it is." .Mrs. Carl A. Kiem. r.i-0 North Ae, Aunu i. 111. The vre tt number of unsolicited te.-tlmoii' t'.s on rile at the Pinkham ltbor.ttor . n.a:-y of w ! i ir are from time to tirra- pabl.-ihed by permission. ;,re jna.of of t- alr.e i f Lydia ... Pinkharr.' , . :.( ! ;,- .mpund. in tl'.e t reatri'f nt ot IcT.ale ill-. r aoing worn.,:: m the Fniti St..T - . rdialix i:i iti d to write to the !..,;:a F.. Pinkham Me.iauue ..-.:;..: 1 . , nr.. Ma.-s.. ''or sj e. i..! avi; :-. It is f: -ee. w:!I hrinc o:; b' .r.t!: a u 1 r:.a :.ive our life. Ad. For Constipation. Biliousness. Sour Stomach, tr.zy Liver, Colds. Headache Tliert"'- noihini: so uTt tl -o haiTule. s,, natural acting Take One Tonight Feel Fine Tomorrow

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.1 r. over D't vears a resident of Elkhart county, died at Iiis home north of Goshen Mon-lav. Daniel U'ii'm Darimer died at his home nenr l'i-h Iike of diah .-t-'S ; 1 1 1 r r an illness of oer three years. He 'a as h'-rn ii! Importe county but v.h'-n a youth located in Goshn. Surviving are his wife, mi doU;,h-t-r and three snriH. Warren E. lied of j . ; 1 r ; I 11 ut-k-. He ('unity, i hio. hil resided in Peeves, Go years old. sis after an illness of was born in William-; but for several years Goshen. He w;s emfploed as an engineer. He is sur-' i-d hy Id-; wlfp, one ilaia'htcr. Pauline, his parents, Mr. anl Mis. lir ll--. and two dters. Mrs. Ma ha If l'kookstool. 7" year.old. diel at her home south of Goshen. Pneumonia was- the cause of hep demise. She was the y. jdow of the hitc John K'iokstool wlio da-d S irfour i la-re aiioiii eint years airo. jivin are two daughters and i S o ! ; S . The : a er.- ; Heihh Atlduhon society elected s follows: President. VI rs'er; ie president. Mrs ofI'. A. Sanders; serretary, Ilhy; treasurer. Mrs. Mrs. I f W. lälward Pit;HIItTIIS. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhur H. Mayberry a i parents nt a son. daughter w;us horn Joseph H. Poll. to Mr. ami i The Flkhar County Investment "o. iih-d articles of incorporation : with the secretary of state, with a jeapital stock of Slo.ooo. The purpose of the company is to buy and 'sell real state, lend money, buy : notes, stocks, bonds and other securities. The incorporators are j Frank P. Abbott. Pobert G. Peck, Guy W. hausm.in, Howard jnehnit land llarrv IZ. Veriuni. Arthur Hess and Clarence Peffley hotii ot Coslien. entered in the coast i artillery of the Fnited states army iat the F.lkhart recruiting station. Announcement is made bv ilev. I H. Itohert smith, pastor of the First I '.apt ist church of this city, that he j had accepted a call to hcome pastor or tne tiaptist enure n at Azu.-u. Calif., located about L'L' miles out of Los Anneles. Hev. Smith was in charge of this patorate when he accepted the Goshen call about three years ao. Mrs. Thomas A. Pavis. who un- ' derwent an operation last week at Mercy hospital, Chicago, and who was in a serious condition, is improving slowly. The following officers were elected by the directors of Goshen hospital at a meeting held In the hospital: Harris ( . Oppenheim, president: Mrs. F. M. Freeman, vice president; Mrs. James S. Drake, treasurer; Mrs. D. XV. Hawks, secretary, and Mrs. I. ( . Wood, assistant sK-retary. Frnest A. Duker has resigned his position as bookkeeper at the City National bank to accept a similar one with the Mishawaka woolen mills at Mishawaka. He will be succeeded at the bank by Mervin S. Pummell. who resigned from the office force at the Hanta Furniture Co. FRUIT MEN HOLD MEETING National i;jH'i1s Art Imitcil to Atl ilrvss ltaMitou HarlMr Moot Ni ws-Tlinr-i Sj.ei i.d Service: P.L'NToN HAKlUn:. Mich.. Jan. j 14. The Michigan Horticultural soi ciety will hold the annual midwinter 'meeting next month on Feb. 20 and ' 1 in Penton Harbor, when horticulturalists from all parts of the state will assemble to hear the addresses j by experts of state and national rtp- . utation. Great preparations are already , under way and the program for both days are now being made up and ; will be announced early in Februi ary. Robert A. Smythe of Penton Harbor is secretary of the state or- , ganization. j Announcements of the meeting i are being sent to fruit growers and a special effort is btdng made to have a round-up of all fruit growers of the county present on both davs. WAR VETS TO MEET G. A. 1L i:ncampm nt Will lo Held at Capital May 10-11. Nt x s-l im. Spe-ial Service : INDIANAPOLIS. D.d., Jan. 21. The state encampment of the G. A. R. will be held Mav In and 11. ac cording to an todav bv John mnouncement made I R. Fesler. assistant '

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It was decided some time ago . to ' hold the encampment hre. but word was awaited from W. J. Patterson. Pittsburgh, commander-in-chief of the G. A. R.. before setting the date. HOLD DISTRICT MEETING Two Thousand .McimIkt. of r.aghs Will !Iae t'oinentioit. New s-Ti in S;- t.d Servi.v: SI I ELP. WILLE. Ind. Jan. 24. Two thousand members of the order of Eagles are expected to attctid a distrb t meeting of th- order h -re April 2'.. lodges in Shelby. Rush. Fayette. Ie-catur. Rarthdomew and Johnson counties will be

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Elkhart News

PHILLIPS AND PYES ARE FOUND GUILTY Men Caught in Elkhart Charged With Robbery in Piqua, Ohio. New --Time S j I a 1 Service: FI.K'JIAHT. Jan. L'4. It took the jury hut seven minute to reach the verdict of guilty in the case of Frank Phillips, who with "Pitry ' Pyes, was captured hy Patrolmen Leachman ami Northrop after a sensational Kin hattle in the husiness district hi'-t Septemher. The trial was held at Pi pia. n.. where the men looted a Jewelry store. A reward of S'JOf) is to he divided j equally hetween the two patrolmen. vho figured in the capture. MACHINE COMPANY BUYS LOT FOR NEW ADDITION News-Tim Spe ial Service: KLKHA JtT, Jan. '.'4. The Foster Machine Co. Tuesday purchased a lot, with a frontage of l."0 feet on Heardsley av., and a depth of "00 feet im Ward st., ujion which the proposed 370,000 addition to the present factory will be erected. The lot. which was purchased at a cost of $2. ."00, is directly across the street from the Foster concern. Material amounting of $50,000 has already arrived and work will be started as soon as the weather allows. MORE CLOTHES STOLEN FROM HIGH ATHLETE New "-Times Speetal Servie: KLKHAKT, Jan. 24. Althouch school officials thought that they had stamped out the stealing of clothes by students in the high school gymnasium, a cap. a sweater and a towel belonging to Lloyd Swartz. were taken, while he. a member of the first basketball squad, was practicing last evening. According to Coach F. C. Howe, the fault lies with the students, as they claim that they know who steals the garments but are unwilling to "squeal" on a fellow student. HIGH SCHOOL BOASTS ENROLLMENT OF 620 News-Time Special Service: FLKHAItT, Jan. 24. Six hundred and twenty students are enrolled in the high school this year, .according to the records. This is the highest number ever enrolled, as the number has never before reached the 00 mark. CITY OFTICKS CLOSi:i. New -s-Tltues Special Service: KLKHAKT. Jan. 2 4. All of the city offices were closed Tuesday from 1:30 o'clock until 3:30 o'clock so as to enable the various officials to attend the funeral of Mrs. F. A. Campbell, wife of the city treasurer. The funeral services were held at the home on Washington st.. at 2:30 o'clock. DISCUSS BILL TO MAKE NEW STATE COMMISSION Mea-iire roltles Tliat Secral partmonts Shall Im Placed t'ntler One Head. IX News-Time Spe Dl Service; INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 24. More than T0 economists naturalists, sportsmen and others took part in the discussion of senate bill Sti and house bill 10J at a joint public hearing before the senate committee on Judiciary A, in the senate chamber Tuesday nicht. After a two hours' session the committees deferred action, pending further exanimation into the facts. Richard Lieber of Indianapolis presented the purpose of the bill to create a commission w hich would take charge ot the present state partments oi iorestry, nsn anu game, A A . 1

geology, veterinarian, and entomol-) xhe state ollicials now draw $2,000 ogy. The proposed committee would 1 j,er year. be non-salaried and would appoint j The senate committee on publica director to have charge of the j buildings reported out the Foster chiefs of the sub-divisions of the j bill, which seeks to erect an office work. He said the intent of the j building in the city of Lansing to

measure was to extend the respon-j 1 ' ''in' vi me present uei;ti unenis. relieve congestion, free expert activaml t( conomize. ! George N. Manntield an tc conomize. of the Marion i 'ounty Fish and Game association. I expressed the opinion that the bill ! would relieve "the inefficiency of the Indiana ;.sh and game commission." STUDIES WRITING AT 85 Old Soldier Take CorreKtndonv I ( ur in IVnniaiisiiip. N j-Tiu;. ' Sj e ial Service, i MAKUbV. Ind.. Jan. 24. John C. j Jones. sT ytars old. a member of I the Marion branch of the National Military home, lias enrolled as a student or penmansnip :n a orrespondence school. Mr. Jones, a retired farmer, said he never is too old to learn, and that having lei-Tire, he wishes t" use it. After complet es oure '.n penmanship enroll for another urse. he j he -aid.

AGED RESIDENT OF NILES, MICH., DIES

Mrs. I 1 nt Kathcrinc l'orlcr Ii--x-s Auaj .S f X.t Vlelrat-l Golden WoiMing AnnluTarj-. i News -Time- Spe'iiii Service: ! NILKS. Jan. 24. Mrs. Katp. : erine Forler. S'l years olJ, die 1 Monday evening at the home of he ' son. CieorK'e Forler. Ods X. Fifth st. alter a week's illne: In Germany Dec. , to Niles in 1J0, She was hor: is::.". She cai.-it where the late entailed in the a nutnher of IS Of or live years Geortre K. rorler hotel husine.-s for ;.f urs. He died in after the couple had celebrated their Köhlen wedding anniversary. at which all of their rune children were present. Seen children survive thir mother. They are: Mrs. Alfred Massnick, Pay City; Mrs. Oscar Massnick and Atty. Henry Forler. Detroit; W. S. Forler, Kalamazoo; Mrs. Joseph Pcinick, Jooster. O. ; George Forler and Alderman John Forler of Niles. The funeral services will he held at the home of George Forler Thursday afternoon at - o'clock and from St. John's church at 2:.'H o'clock, llev. 1 Pahn ohiciatimr. Purial will be in Silver Hrook cemetery. Mrs. Mary Parker, ?.l years old, widow of Pyron Parker, died'Monoay at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Cilery, north of Niles, near Morris chapel. Her death resulted from a stroke of paralysis. Mrs. Parker is survived bv two j daughters, Mrs. Cilery and Mrs. Leo j Anstiss. The latter resides at Heri.en tenter. The funeral services will be held from the residence of Mrs. I'llery Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. IJurial will he in Cassopolis. INDIANA LUMBERMEN HOLD STATE MEETING ('. I. Kixt of Croun point. It Slated IW IMcdion As President of Organ! .at ion. News-Times S"peMnl Servi.e. INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 24. More that COO persons are attending the 33rd annual convention of the Ketail Lumber Dealers association of Indiana. Klicers nominated for election are: President. C. D. Hoot. Crown Point: vice president. IL ('. Scearce, Mootesville; directors. Walter V. Jennings, Farmersburg, George L. Maas, Indianapolis, George Tribokt, Hluffton, and Walter Jennings, Xew Castle. These oliicers will elect a secretary and treasurer. Gov. Goodrich welcomed the visitors. George I. Dickson presided at a luncheon of the members of the Central Association of Lumber, Sash and Door Salesmen. A reception was held for women attending the convention. John Suelzer, jr., of Fort Wayne and F. C. Cline of Anderson, are on the program for addresses. SAYS PRODUCT IS BOOZE j .Judge emile Objection ami Perj mils Iltixrt to Take Stand. New i-Tinie Speetal Service: - ST. JOSEPH. Mich., Jan. 21. The prosecution scored the first point in the opening of the much talked f Warncr-Dwan local option case Tuesday morning when Floyd Robinson, expert chemist, head of the Detroit Testing Laboratories for six years, state analyst of Michigan and formerly with the P.ureau of Chemistry, F. S. Department of Agriculture, testified that samples of liquor he analyzed, seized in the raid on the Warner-Dwan place in Penton Harbor, were "a brewed and fermented liuuor. commonly known as beer." The defense was unable to shake the witness' testimony during a grilling examination conducted oy Attorney Marshall Howell of South Lend. RAISE OFFICIAL'S WAGES Omnibus Hill I'or State Institutions Ask I'or S2.K.1!.n0O. ' i New-TImeS Spr-i.d Servi.e: , LANSING. Mich.. Jan. 2 4. tor James Wood introduced , stitutional amendment in the Senaa consenate I increasing the salaries of the secre-ue-!tarv of state, state treasurer, and i - ; auditor general to $:..00U i.er vear. 1 take tare of the state's overflow. The bill calls for $S 'to.ro. it was referred to the hnance committee. Tlie omnihus appropriation bill for the state hospitals. Michigan Home and Training school. Michigan farm (olonv for epileptics. Newberrv State ; hospital, and Eloise hospital was introduced. It asks 1 .r.K2.oo in 1 1 l and $1.472."!" in 1 1 1 0 to take care of the state's support of the patients ! at the hospitals. DOGS CAPTURE COYOTE Thirteen Tan! no CIuim' Animal lur .iiio .tar Aoruf nit N w -Tttiie f e. lal Senl.v N )RLESVILLE. Ind . J a n . 4. A coyote wa c;-i-.;h! .y d"g in a barn n tlie Claude Nance farm in the northeastern part of Hamilton county. It was first seen on the Jerome Hartley farm. Thirteen ilcs chased the animal for four mi;-s and o:-.e eventually tati-ht it. The coyute was not 'njured.

E COURT RULE IN SLAVE CASE 3raun is Freer) Because Commercial Element is Not Present in Slavery Case. n-Tiiiies Special Service: RAND KAPI DS. Mich.. Jan. 2 4. A jury in the Fnited States district court here today ignored the recent sweeping decision of the supreme court in the Mann act and freed Albert o. Praun. The supreme court held that a commercial element is not essential to a violation of the law and that if it opens the way to persecution and blackmail the only appeil is to congress. Admits Traiilnii Girl. Bruan admitted he had transported Klsa Hummell from Chicago to .Muskegon. He declared he loves her and that he intends to marry her as soon as he can get a divoro from his present wife, from whom he has been estranged. Miss Hummell. who is the daughter of an otlicial of the Teutonic Sons of Chicago, created a scene in court w hen she said she had testified against Pruan. but against her will. Judge Sessions, in hi.s charge, told the jury the only point to be decided was whether Praun had transported Miss Hummell from one state to another. POLICEMAN IS ARRESTED Mundo Officer is Chargetl With Drawing Deadly WeajMni. News-Time? Special ServDe. MUNCIF. Ind.. Jan. 24. Patrolman Edward Quirk was arrested by a deputy sheriff on a grand jury indictment charging him with drawing a deadly weapon. The arrest is the outgrowth of a brutal assault on Franl: Whitney, a prominent "dry" worker, about a year ago, who as he was leaving the police station after having- been arrested, was attacked by a mob of "wet" sympathizers, and was nearly killed. It is charged that Quirk participated in the demonstration against Whitney. Quirk said he was trying to rescue Whitney, and charges that political enemies caused his arrest. WILL HANDLE CONVENTION Y. M. I'or A. Secretary Will Arrange unday School Meeting. News-Times Sfxi:il Servier. TFJiKi: HAUTF. Ind.. Jan. 24. Will A. House, general secretary of the Young Men's Christian association, was elected general chairman of the committee on arrangements for the Indiana Sunday school convention, which will be held in Terre Haute June 19. 20 and 21. The general committee is composed of the head of Yio county Sunday school associations. imi:sTi:i iv iiotix. NCTvs-Tlraes Special Service? LOGANSPORT. Ind.. Jan. 21. Art Bunker, wanted in Muncie to answer grand jury indictments, was attested at a hotel here. He is detained in jail pending the arrival of the Delaware county sheriff. Miss Kate Smith of South Rend v. as a week-end guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smith. Misses Crystal and Nora Pay and Edward Ptringer motored to Hamlet Saturday afternoon and returned Sund ay. Miss Rhoene Milliken of Valley View was a Sunday guest of her cousin. Miss Millie Stroup. Miss ldlen liepiogie, w no nas been ill. is improving. m , t,.. .rrir ,,. ic. ., et Mrs. harles Peringer w as a guest of her mothet, Mrs. C. Kohlmorgan, of Mill Creek, a few davs this week, Mrs. Max Hass and son. Richard of Hamlet, were week-end guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Day. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Racer and children spent Saturday in South Rend. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zahrn and son and Russell Rireh of Hamlet were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drown. Mrs-. Gold McCormick and son. Irwood of Hamlet, were quests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Day, last week. Mrs. O. N. Hay was in South Rend Thursday. v.lli:v gai:di:n. Walter Steenburg has returned after spending several weeks at Earmington. 111. John Hoffman of Mishawaka spent Sunday with Wesley Wharton. Mrs. Endi CarD.m and children of Valmire farm N'. 2. have returned after spending several weeks with relatives at Donaldson, Ind. Miss Frances Hosinski lias resigned her position at the Valley Garden hotel and returned to her home at South Rend. Mr?. Theodore Fystre and son ' John pent Sunday with relatives in Rend. Ike Dish and C Rytre. who were taken ill Sunday, are mjch inj roved. Miss Myrtle Wharton and Miss Frances Hosinski spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. E. Carlson. VOL Hl ll. Hr.oly ;:ltner and Ituta Philips spent Sunda with the lafer's sister. Mrs. riem Scese. Mrs. 'Jlarence Kelley and clül-

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Choice of Any Trimmed Hat now at $1.00 Coats reduced to $7.75 Suits reduced to $10 Silk Sale Continues balance of this week

dren are spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Hose Shawn, of Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. John Welter of Michigan spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kline and family. Mrs, George .Minnick spent Wednesday with Mrs. L. Hahn. Mi s.s Mildred Higgs spent Tuesday with Mrs. Miller of W. Sixth st. Miss Matde Godshall is on the sick list. AUTO HITS SENATOR OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.. Jan. 2 4. United States Sen. Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma was run over and silghtly injured by an automobile here Tuesday. Read NEWS-TIMES Want Ads LEGAL NOTICES NOTICK or itiimc sai.k or NUXAIi I'KOI'KKTY. PKKj ln the Mattrr of the Kutate Notice is hereby sriven that the undersigned. Kxe utor of the estate of Henry WeH. dfcensol, will offer for .ile. at Public Aii'ti'Ui. id the lute residence of said decedent. Tw o and one-half CJ1. t j miles South of Mislni u :ik.-i n the Ilrej men ipuul, in Penn Township. St. .Io- : eph Comity. Indiana, on the alst day f ! .la niiary. A. I'. 111 7. riimnn'in iiii; at i.e ;l:OOi o'clock p. rn . the personal property of said etate counting of: I One Fifty-Pound IMlt Mouse Lighting plant. 0n No vi Ib.w Platform jsMles; one Two-Wheel Cart: Ounntlt? i f ats. e-sthr.sited at i0 busheis; Cart TooJj4 . n, rht. (m. 01( Chesf . , (Quantity of "A'heat, estimated at 42J i bushes : One Wire h.-el. I? dl-bcaring Trap: tue Sudel;iker Push-curt: ne reu uipry Mi'P Can Tru k; n öilvnnied oil Tank: one Ihre cupper and Sharpener; Two IMpe Wrenehes an1 ToN; Three Shovels; Two Seyth: ne Cupboard and Contents: Collar, llarn'-m. Tugs and Kicking Strap: One Fen.Stretcher; L-t Iron Junk in Shei ; lt Ray. estimated at 15 toni: IOt ot !d Mouldy Hay, estimated T1.. tons: Oneh.df int r-t in CPiver Seed. eHtluuited at ."1 bushels; One Light Driving 1 1 rikss (Doublet: (tne Set of Work Harness; On Stable Pork: One Pair f Pink Lands; One Pair of H-.rse Collars; line Pair of Stable Hlankets; ne Hope and Takb: Two I.otr Chntn-: nn Kxtennion Ladder; Two Metal Hasket-i; due 'h!t Sw . U'l lt., T.,1.! Il.lir. II..,. ica. k: Six Shoots: Two HcgWjs: or hot Feme Wire: l Ib g Chute; Oi.e Lit of Lumber; ne Thn-e-Se ti"n S.ikeTooth Drag; iuiintlty of Corn, estimated e.i'O bushe; line Iron Kettle; One Copier Kettle; Two P:irrels; line Iron Kettle and stand; (Quantity of Cider Vinegar, etiuiited at 4." cailun. :nd Hurrel; Muantitv .f Tiinotli.v Seed: Four H'lVue.s Failing-; of Clover Se.-d ; (Quantity f irain Sa-ks: Tie stair Carp?t; One Pair I Jack -rew. T-rrns: All ums of Five $.om Io1Vlxc i'.rs and under, 'ah ' n Si;i!: of i$."Vuoi Dollars ani over, a credit of not t ecee,i Nine (?' Mont1" wld be given the purchaser executing hi- jote therefor, baring e'ht is p-r n-nt Interest after maturity, waiving rlief. prjviding for attorneys' f.- s. and -Ith urefy th-reon t the apl-roval of the Ilxe.-utor. JOHN C. WF.IS. i:xe,-t:ti.r ( the estate of Ilmry Weis, b'vted .HtHN W. si HINHLF.K. Atty. for I.-t ire. 10-17-24 i NOTICE TO KOW C ONT It ( TOKv State of In-liana. St. .I".-j.h oimty. Ss Noti-e is her -by giwi that the board of cot:i:ni-ii. "f sabl county will rei eive ietb.il .ropo.ils for th improve-m-nt ' f ;i ertM n Idirhw.iy in i.iid county by gnoling. d:-a'.i.in and pa Grig with ern nt .;- - t "'it in t!.e -p-- i rl - -.tlo::i. piano and y fi e n'v on tile Jn the ..jp-e the audit. -r -f .ild iirity. by ..ul utoier ti.-- laws ..f tie täte f Indiana s.dd .'.-! ii le ', nel and ti..- contract ax ar-bd for -aid improvement on the P.:!. day f February. l'.'lT I'.id r prpsaU v"l be re.-e'.ved i:; t 11 o'clock a. m on kill date. The aaU roa-J to be Improved it lo-

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These garments include the newest fancies now being made with Fleisher yarns and are Avell worth anyone's careful attention. Come in talk with Mrs. Whittfield and see the classes in operation. The classes are absolutely FREE.

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cited In Penn township, in St J.g iL county. Indiana, and is to be known a the R. F. Curtis et al road when so Improved. Hlds will be for the onipleticn of the .".M Improvement in aeordanre with tropicus, profile .ind -'durations In tLe ff l:e of the auditor f paid county, an 1 shall include all b hor and material for said work In no a"e ui;i extni -omI ' allied for any additional work :tllek'''d to hive been done bv the contractor r critr i tors to whom ii awarded the contract. Fach hid shall be :iec.MpanbI by a personal or surety bond In a sum -'iual to b.uhio th amount of the Ldd tiled for the work bid on. t be approved by the board of is)rriiiilsioi)-rv of -ibl -ourity. S;dd bond shall be ndlti'ne.l for the faithful perform im- f Die w.rk ; the sin-Mes. if perwoLal. shrdl ! resideut f i holders of the stat" of Indl'ina, '.r," of whom SfL all be a r-sPJ.T.t of St Joseph county. Said bond shall be or the benefit of .'.r:y eron. peror.s or -orporatlon who an 1 1 suffer any los or damage by rMsoli of - iy stich bidder fa 1:1 he 'T l.f-g- ! ting t. e:itr into a ouitrmt to perform such work awarded by the said board of commissioners or to carry ut the same in any particular or to pay for ; ny lat.or or nnterial which mar have i -en furnished to any su h contraffor or contractors r to any Mih-contrat'-or. agent or suprlt.t-nd'-iit uio'.er hlrn. ln ti.e ontnii tb n f snid work. Said Improvement will be let u a who t. the lowest revpot:lhie tddder upon affil.Tvit of nn'-ol.ulon. whlh m j t be submitted with their bid. nnd up;n fa 11 -:rto submit su'-h affidavit such prepTl or bid will be rejected by the board; and the board reserve the right t . reje, t any and all hid. Time f.,r the n.pb-tbri f f a 1 I work wlii be agr-ed i.pon after tb letting of nabl ct.traft by ..d i !. cird . c.,mrr.is'i..ri''r and urceifi! bidder. Jiveij by ordf-r ..f fh i.oard of mPI CoUt.tV. AKTIIl'K F. WOLF. 17-1:4 -CI Auditor St. Jotejdi Countj

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Yarns i:p.kti: in tin; matti.k or tig. I'KTITION or Till". nation I. WOMAN'S UAKMIAT COMl'lNV. STATU OF INDIANA. T I'Il'MI Ci F NT Y. ss Jr. the st .f..-. ph dfult Court. I'miM No. ITb'.. Notbe J hereiiy j;ivcn tliat the N.; t:onal Wornan' iorir.er.t Corr.p.rj 1 a hd in the ofTlc.- f,f the clerk .f ha'.'. ourt its jetiti ai v !n-n in it prnj ' e-otirt thnt lt corporate r.an.e -e . ; .-.r e) to 'ROYAL WOM VS ii.U:Ml.M COMPANY." Snid petition wili Im- p.-e.-:ited ;.! hesrl bv - dd court on tie- lit!, iav o.' March. 1 1-1 T. sal i daj b lng th- .".Tr i :ay f the February tern; of ..j .-irt f. be held ln the "city f s,,Mc yit.u .-aid County and state, ',,r:.n,,.:, the firt Mondav !n K-hruarv. y.7 NATIONAL WoMANS A KM F. NT COMPANY. DKT'MMOND Ar DKFMM IN I Attys for 5'etitl' ner. ; 7 - t - 1 NONSTA TL' F COUNTY. KIM)F..NT NOTH I. INDIANA. ST SS - In the sr. .1 .1 ti:i'ii rlor Court. I'm'-. r Term I'.'pl. Cause No. .TP7. olivk c.smii:i: vs. FP.ANK I. CASMIFK le- It knowtj. t'.a tl .- ii .. : . pi;, in tiff has rile-; i a !' F. f Crk of -..id Curt h- r ::.; 1 .1:.: , "lid deftudart In the ge.-r with a pryp-r aT :vl th-t f'T.Iar.t. Frank F ' i- ! -bb-nt f tr.e Stare jf Ir. liana Said defendant i her- .y t. r'.:.. ; slid et..se will t.r. 1 for tr4'i H'th 'lav f M .r h. 1X7. the r, .. k. the 1Mb day f the ;,..it ter;u of Court to -ornr:.er:'"e at ?!; t'ltv f s Head. or. the .Ird M-nluv :i:' I'-1 : ret "ii tvhi'h dir : 1 !':. :e.ju!rs1 to appear t - . : 1 ! r. ;i:oi:gi: m. i;.ur.. P.v CIIAtl.L- : i: ai. p. . WEIXjLUK A PAKKl.'P. Aftja for I'Linnff :7 . . i. : i : ' .'l 31