South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 69, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 March 1914 — Page 3

TUJbSDAY, MAKCIl 5, 1UI t. Late News of the Surrounding Towns

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Best for Colds Bronchitis, Asthma, all throat and lungtroubles. Builds new Strength. No alcohol or dangerous drugs. Guaranteed. Father John.'." Medicine is for pnle in South Bend hy Coonley Drug Co., Cor. Washington av. and Mlchlcan St., also Public Drug Store, Streibel & Stelnel. 124 N. Michigan st., and practically all other drus? stores in the city. If you have any difficulty in retting Father John's Medicine from your druggist, write to Father John's Medicine. LwelJ. Mass., enclosing one

dollar for a full sized bottle. itivi;it PA UK. A good attendance was at the Iliver Park Methodist Kpiscopal church Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Charles C. Ford, preached two excellent sermons. In th morning he took for his theme. "Our Manifestation of the Father". At the close of the sermon there were 2 7 baptized hv the pastor. Jn the evening I'.ev. Ford delivered tho sermon from the subject. "The Common Good'. Special music was furnished by the chorus. "A Song of Trust and DelleranceM was the subject (liscuswed by the I-P-worth league, Kay Waterman leading in the. lisouysJon. District No. 2 Hible claf.s will meet Monday Jtvcnlnff with Mrs. John Brant, S. Seventh st. Mrs. Ilineaxri of Mishawaka a v. entertained the needle craft Saturday afternoon. Dancing and sewing were the features of the afternoon. The hopte.w perved a dainty two-course luncheon. The next meeting will be March 5. with Mrs. E. B. Myers. Mlsa Emma Kramer, who submitted to an operation nt Kpworth hospital has been removed to her home very much improved. Miss Ulllan "Veb3ter of Goshen Ind.. is here spending th week with relatives and friends. Her brother, Harvey "Webster, is expected hero this evening. A pie social under the auspices of the third department of the Epworth league of the M. E. church, will b held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hacker, on ?. Fifth st. Mrs. Bert Zlnk of N. Eighth st has returned front Mishawaka. where she has been at the home of her brother, Alen Burkett, taking treatment of Dr. Smith for the past two weeks. Her condition is slightly improved. James Vanoy -f Eogansport. Ind.. XT In River Park Monday, transacting business and calling on friends. The Euclid club was entertained Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ostrander. At cards prizes were won hv Mrs. T-iewis Peterman and Edward

Zork. The consolations went to Mrs. Georgo Bocl; and Estal Martindale. At the closti of the games a two-course luncheon was served. In two weeks the club will meet with Mr. and Mr. George Pock. Tho meeting of the Kivcr Park Civic association has been postponed until March 10. II. F. Brooks returned from Fort Wayne, Ind., M on flay, where he spent the past week with relatives. Mrs. E. J. Ketterman of Kerslake court entertained at dinner .Saturday, complimenting Mrs. E. Brock and granddaughter, who are leaving for Nappanec to reside. Covers were placed for seven. Mr. Eeonnrd Piper and Tleuben Phillips of Nappanee, Tnd.. have returned after a visit with Mrs. II. F. Brooks, of X. Eleventh st. Miss Grace Wolfe, teacher in the "River Park school, spent the week end with relatives at Plymouth. Ind. Tjomuel Klintrer. w'u has been ill the past week, is improved. Mrs. Harvey Hoover, of Nineteenth St. will bo hostess to the River Bark Independent club Thursday afternoon. SHOT 11Y PARTNER. BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. March W. A. Watts, u prominent real estate dealer and contractor, was shot by James A. Hillman. his business partner, nt noon Monday, following a quarrel In the firm's office. No one was present at the shooting. Watts was rushed to a hospital in a dangerous condition and Hillman was taken to Jail.

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Mrs. Roy Rowe returned Mondav to I

her home in South Rend after a week'n visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hasklns. Alvin Willis received a telegram Friday afternoon telling of the death of his mother. Mrs. E. J. Willis, at her home in. Tallman. Mich. Mr. Willis, his wife and son. left early Saturday morning for that city. Mr. and Mrs. William Storick were visitors at .the George Armstrong home in Berrien Center Friday. The social given bv the Hinchman band at Hinchman Saturday evening wa a great success and about 561 was added to the treasury. Several slcighloads from this vilrage were in attendance. G. N. Parketon is seriously 111 at his home south of town. Mrs. Sherman Dlllev has returned from a few days' vhdt with her sister, Mrs. Roxa Rollins in Mishawaka. Mrs. Forest Buckman is ill with an attack of grippe. Walter Priddy and Thomas Taylor, jr., the new owners have moved the pool room frim the Bihlmire building to the Priddy block which was recently occupied by the Wilson Hardware Co. Harry Myers was a business visitor in St. Joseph Friday. Mrs. W. A. Smith of South Bend was a week-end visitor at the home of her par tats, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hoopingarner. Postmaster J. C. Hoopingarner and Jesso Wollam were in Niles Friday on business for the I. O. O. F. lodge. The prand master and grand secretary of the state will be in Niles, Tuesday, March ?,, for a school of instruction. Many from this place will be In attendance. Mr. and Mrs. William Wynn, Mrs. A. F. Martin and son, Ralph, were in Eau Claire, Friday, guests at the home of Mr. and Mr. Benjamin Wynn. Mrs. Belle LaMont of French

j Lick. Ind., a sister of Mr. Wynn, was

also present. Arthur Carr was a wevk-end guest of Donald Evans in Hinchman. Tho play. "Madam Jarley's Wax Figures", given by O.e normal students two weeks ago. was repeated in Baroda Friday evening to a capacity house. The funds will be used in buying pictures for the new school building. Mrs. M. H. Simpson is seriously ill at her home on Cass st. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Higgins have moved to Cassopolis. Their household goods have been stored In 2"Ooms in Mrs. Mary Jewell's house. Miss Ltillie Taylor of Stevensonville and Miss Ada Taylor of MUlburg were week-end visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor.

KINGSBURY. Mrs. Willette White is visiting her sister at Darvillage. Bert Porter died Tuesday evening of pneumonia. He leaves a wife and five children. Mr. Menlch was taken to his home yesterday ill with pneumonia. William Orance spent Tueday ta Laporte. Mrs. Jennie "Lyons and son Willie were in Kingsbury Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Kneisley and Mrs. Rosco Hensell spent Thursday at Laporte. Miss Marguerite Stone while playing with her sled with other children caught "her ankle in the sled runner and was painfully hurt. They used the X-ray the same night "by putting her under chloroform. J. Boardman visited his brother Harry Boardman Friday.

Had Serious Lung' Trouble Now Well 5ufrer from Lung Trouble are often milled in tlie belief that notblug will ar tixen. ltet, fresh fllr. whoioii tov2 acd rosruLrirttj iu hnMt do raiKh In aiding to re-tote health, but ou:eCiJng lac i r.et-ded. Many pec pie who hare tuien lkm.in-H Alterative Ihitv teatilled tht tt w:i thU medicine which ruUired them to teiKh. Head this: YteMou. III. "Gentlemen: Throujh rour lr.tru:uentlit7 I i : stvl frvm a lr mture jrrave. P"vr.ibir 14. 1"1. I w taken with Typhoid Pneumonia whi h derlo-l Into l.;mg Trouble. In February. 1 went to Tort Worth. Texa. and latPT to Vaiww nty. ilc;nb. After htng tLere two wtvks my pbysL-lsn infonTi me tfcst my ray iis 1hpsm. Thre creeks 1ht 1 rvturnM tnuit. wflh1C4J 103 potmv!!. th d"tor l.nvl:ijr zlwn m r.n uunir.' of r-ahlrs" there allv. 03 July 14. V. i'. I ltrnn taking lVkmin's wonderful rec.ly for I.ui.k Trvtib'.r. Today I wt'-ifh l."." jn)UM'K. I m-.i stout and will cd Cf.n ' iiny Kliul nf n.rU about hit grain e!Tat r." (Af2davit AKTHI'It WKIU:. (Above athreTlat-J : more n reju-t. Kcknaa's AlU-ratlve has been prvr!i by n-iay ywri' t-t to be ino-t fllen'louy for !itt Thrat nd T.i'.r.s- .JTtbns. Froncfctl, HtXMK'.hbil Athr.j. StubNrn' Told and In upbuilding tbt- jtfprn. Ccutains no nnrT'if-. i'isoit ,r hablt-forn)-In ur drus. Sold bv leading ilriiglsts. Writ tL IV-kman I.aburft..r . I'LUad-l-pht. Pa., for t-klM tellrii; of recvrcrle? md cdCltXua; evlderAt.

WALKKHTON. Mrs. Melviu Slyde of Garrett has been visiting her paren's, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. I... C. Strang were in Hammond Sunday and Monday making preparations to move. Arthur Nichols of Chicago was a week-end visitor of relatives ere. (Mrs. O. V. Wolfe and Mrs. T. J. Wolfe, jr.. were in South 3end Friday. Charley McCarty transacted business in b'outh Rend Thursday. Miss Margaret KUe was in North Liberty Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. P. Ross were South Rend visitors Friday. Mrs. Rosetta Rhodes, who has been spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Sylvester Unger, returned to her home in Plymouth Saturday. Dan Coring and daughter, Mabol. were shopping in South Rend Friday. Miss Minnie Williams has returned to Plymouth after a, visit of several weeks with friends here. Mrs. R. S. Hyman was in South Rend taking treatment the latter part of the week. Harry Lackey of Plymouth was a business caller here Saturdey. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hrubaker. who had been spending the winter in tho south in the hope of benefiting Mr. Rruhaker's health. have returned home. Mr. Rrubakcr continues very poorly. M. A. Chappel of .Chicago visited friends hero over Sunday. Martin Tuttle is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rearick have returned from a visit with relatives in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. R. Sherwood of Indianapolis are visiting the latter's slater, Mrs. M. S. DeNaut. Miss Nina Sellars is visiting relatives in South Bend. Mrs. Ben Myers of South Bend Is

visiting relatives here. Miss Lulu Gayton visited relatives !

In Chicago over Sunday.

WILL NOT MAKE PUBLIC WILSON'S INCOME TAX Treasury Orders Utmost Secrecy Atxmt Returns of Individuals and Corivoratlon Over Country. WASHINGTON. March S. What amount Pres. Wilson and other big men of the country paid into the income tax exchequer Monday will not be made public. By order of the treasury the d:i collectors throughout the country must maintain utmost setecy about returns individuals and corporations. A telegram to this effect was sent them. Officers of the income fax collectors wtre ordered to remain open until midnight. This decision on the part of Secy. McAdoo will save many penalties. Three member of Pre. Wilson's cabinet narrowly escaped being caught in the trap thr.t demands a T.O per cent pen ilty for . failing to make returns on time. These men let the matter m until the last minute. They were instructed ;o make their returns at Baltimore, the office In charge of District of Columbia, Maryland and Delaware. Pres. Wilson following the preceuent estirdished by Grover Cleveland before the old Income tax law was declared unconstitutional, also snt his returns to the Monumental City.

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