South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 294, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 October 1914 — Page 9

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Late News from Surrounding Towns

i;i:iiK!i:.v springs. J. C. Harris n busin i i : t o r in Rollins Prairie S.tturlay. H'-nry K'l'harl was. u Lusiru-ss iitor in Nil' Monday. Tho AM s-ity of th M. I; church will tnt t W't li!f s j;y :iftri:(H,r. in th '-ciil roni.H f thrhrrh. .Mrs. I'wllo chiiriu.in of tho rif rtainm-nt rmrnittMrs. If. K (Ir.iharn nnl daut;itr, Mi.'S Mary, wen: .S'juth Pcr:d visitors Mrs. MrJiM;i Imm! is a i-ii-r at the h',n of hT .itttr, .Mrs I'. (I. Prl k. cist of tn-,vn. Mrs. Luther St. John was a SlUa viitr ?.!rnlay. Mr. mill Mr. K. V. Cnrlain! ar vivitincr their "n. Walter f;;ir!.nnl. in Masfin City, when; Jie has a j'".-ttin as fl'jf t ri( ia n. W. K. Shelton f.f Oliv. t. Mieh.. formerly a resident ft this villa:' va a we"k end visitor with friends n re. Did Folks' day was ohserd at thr M. I', ehurch Sunday morninir and autonuihihs brought a ii'irnb'-r of th olijrr memr , t.s to the m rvice. The riinrch was h autifully d rat-l With autumn leaves and tlowrs and Seri.i inusio was rovid'd. One number was of -; ial interest, a sor.': s 1 1 r: by the eldest member ef til- c-hnreh. Mrs. A. M. I lieh i rdson. who was SO years old Ia.-t June. The pastor. Kv. H. A. Carr. snoke from thf txt. "Honor thy father and thy mother, that thy days ma1 be lontf in the land which the Lord, thy God, :,-iveth then". Mr.J. Mary Rodders visited friends in S't. Joseph Saturday. Mrs. Aaron Hendleman and daughter. N'atalie. visited friends in South FP-nd Saturday. Mrs. Flalph P.outhillier with lier sons, of flilman. 111., Is a visitor at the iiome of her trotlier. H. I Fonl. Mrs. William Stahl has returned from a few das' visit at the home of hrr son, Kenneth Stahl. in St. Joseph. Mix? Lillie Taylor of Denton Harbor and Miss Ada Taylor of New Troy were wee': end visitors at the homo of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor. The Woman's Prayer band met Tiitsday afternoon in the reading rooni. Mrs. Louise Convfn returned Mond iv from a visit with her daughter, .Mrs. r'harbs Saunders. W. L. Wilkinson has returned from various points in Indiana and Ohio where ho lias been selling canned fruits and vegetables for the Farm Food '.. whose plant, is located in this villa ire. Mr. Wilkinson is superintending the paek'inir of orders, which are to be sent direet to the eonsumer. Over l,faO orders have been received tho j.it two months and the irood? are to lie shipped the middle nf this month. Mr. Wilkinson will leave this we.-k for Fort Wa lie. Tnd.. to take care nf the delivery f the orders in that city. .Mi.-s Tillie Lemon is the uuest of Mrs. i:dith Hinman in Duchanan. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Willis ami son J 'rank are viMtirv-T at the home of the former's hrotlwr. Clenn Willis, in Tall man. Mieh. Ir. W. L. Wilson oT St. Joseph was a professional caller at Noel Kan ire Saturday.

tery. Mrs. Sherman was formerly Miss Julia oiaiK-r of this place, she i s survived by hr husband, three sister-; ami one brother, all of whom except t!l" brovi.'i v. eie pre. nt at the f in ra!. Mr. and Mis. W. J. ';r':i vent to ''h.ie;u;o. S.-.t irday. to i m t their son. Fdward f'itf-fu and a Iff. Miss dr i llrand. -a ho uas a cruet the pat week- of Mrs. '. A. I'.vrker returned to her home at laporte, Saturate. Tile f.rm of Smith Ar Wykofi. hardware mef liants. has be-n lii.lC'l. Wykoff h.tintr turned over his interes. in the stock to Smith, who will continue in the liusines at the sa no location. The Standard Dearer met Tuesday at the home of the Misses liobe'f. Mi--s Ininbar of Wiliiam-poi t. Fa., is a, truest of Mr. and Mrs. J. i. Miles. Mrs. 'harks Dates has ir ne to (hieairo for an extended vbi: with her oautrhter, Mrs. Jiuin Hau.-er. Mrs. Duth (.'NiU ,,f Laporto wa? a truest sf-veral davs last week ,,( Mrs ('. A. Darker. William Frummitt and Mr. and Mr?. John FMiillips were quests -r Sunday of relatives at rhestenon.

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Present Arrangement a Delusion and Fraud, Says C. T. Higginbotham at Studebaker Civic Club Meeting.

ti:i:i:i: rorpi:r. Miss Uaolwl Dennitt. Mi.-s IMna linnvn, Mr. and Mr. rsin Duntoii and ieor IeDoy spent Sunday eenin at the home of James DeFoy and tamily. Mr. nr.il Mrs. Fred Smith and son. Day Smith ;tre' family and Albert Preston and family spent Sunday with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Job Smith. Mr. a lid Mrs. Ferry Funnels entertaip.etl lit dinner Sunday in omr of Harry Runnels, who lias just n turned from V'allfornia. .Mrs. V. F. Aueh-Mnezy ,,f Milwnuee. Wis., and Mrs. H. I. ('autfinan .-pent Thursd;wv with Mrs. J. W. Faul'fma n. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. LewiHarden is much improved. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Fanfl'man and Mis Mabel 'aul'fman attended evanelisti' serices in Nilt". Saturday evening and Stindav. Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Daulin and Mr. and Mrs. J. (I. Daulin were u sts of Lbe.-tl Daulin and wife of Laporte. Sumlay.

PAKKVILLi:. Miss ( ttrude (,'hilds went to Vicksburtr last Monday where sh will work durintr the winter for Mrs. rlo Holmrs. Misr; Flossie Fhibls. who is attending school at Fnion 'ik.'. ame home Sunday to sje nd the day. She brought her aunt and untie with her, Mr. and .Mrs. Kd. Deters. A quiet Wt-ddintr was celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Drainer, Thursday, when their daughter Cieo was united in marriage to Harry Smith. They will make their home this winter with the bride's pa rents. Mrs;. Mary Detwiler came home Saturday from Moorepark where she has been staying the past few weeks. Rev. Sclik titer and family have returned home fnm Illinois where thev

have been v'sitiny; for the past week.;

Ld. Andre and tamily of Flkhart. Mr. and Mrs. John Disk and son Day, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Strong spent Sunday at the home of Sam Andre and familv west of Dark. Miss Lthel WhlteJoek of Kalamazoo is spending the wet k with Mrs. Harry Dontb rnan. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Iane and daughter of Three Divers spent Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs. ('. Y. Itne. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Scott spent Sunday with . F. Huff and wife. Mrs. Fharlie Datteion and father. Mr. Hovis. went to Yieksburpr. Friday, to visit at the home of Mrs. Patterson's son Willard. Mr. Hovis w ill stay there for a few days and Mrs. Patterson haves on Saturday for Mishawaka to visit another son for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. It nice Iake and Mr. and Mrs. James Lake and daughter Pauline motored to Flkhart. Saturday, returning' home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hehoonmakcr were Kalamazoo visitors over Sunday visiting at the home of Clyoc Sehoonm.iki r. (Ins Davis went to Mishawaka Friday to visit his daughter. Mrs. Doss Fmmintrer, and to be present at his little grandson's birthday party, Alfred Kmminger. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Durns and daughter Hearthel of Mendon and Mrs. Kluabeth Snyder of Three Divers visited at the home of F. M. I'reese's, Sunday. Miss. (Joldie Sidler, who is attending high school at Mendon. visited at home over Sunday. Don Heator was at Fnion City, Monday, on business. Mrs. Dosa Shclhouse, who has been visiting at the home of John 1'isk. has returned to her home in Three Rivers. Mrs. Hunt and daughter. Mary Curtis, and little granddaughter Dorothy railed on Mrs. James Iike, Monday. Miss Fouise Carman spent Sunday with her parents. Uoyd L'ino of Three Divers spent Sunday in Darkville with friends.

opening an interesting talk, with the assertion that time, as used by the people of the nations of the earth to regulate action arid custom, was absolutely a delusion and a fraud. Charles T. Higginbotham, consulting superintendent of the South Rend Watch factory, entertained the members of tho Henry Studebaker Civic club Tuesday night with an address upon "Fniversa1 Time." "The time by which we regulate and set our watches and clocks," paid Mr. Higeinbotham, 'conforms not the slightest to the movements of the earth and the other heavenly bodies by which it is supposed to be governed. Fniversal time, a standard hy which all nations of the earth would have the rame time at the identical hour, is the dream of seientk-ts and governments. Four Standards in U. S. "In the Fnited States we have four degrees or standards of time. Tn China, a country as large in area and lartrer In population than the Fnited States, there is but one standard of time, which is set from a single given meridian. We are ahead of China in everything else. Should we remain in the shadow in a question so momentoi;s?" Mr. Higginbotham went on to explain various systems in use in other countries for the measurement of time. He said that many methods by which dreamers had attempted to regulate the standard f time in the Fnited States had failed through lack of proper backing and organization. New oflirers for tho ensuing year were installed as follows: AY. C. Frier, president; Frank Batpen, first vice president; Aaron Schroff. second vice president: Mrs. M. C. Dalsley. Vcretary; R. C Turk, treasurer; C W. Bowman, Herbert Tmel and Mrs. Beard, program committee. The clul) was also entertained by musical selections by Fdward Kowalski. after which a light luncheon was served.

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SOME NEWS NOTES. Davies Luindry. Roth phones'. Dr. Stoeckley. dentist. Ml J. M. S. Dr. Lucas, Dentist, J. M. S. Bids. -Adv.

XI7VV CA11LISLF. Mrs-. B. F. Vogler and daughter Catharine of Chesterton were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Compton. Misses Fva and Ma u'dabu-.a Uauser visited their brother. John Hauser and wife f Chicago. Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Oglesby of Laporte and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maas and daughter ITir.or of Carv motored here Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Alex King. Mrs. C. A. Parker v,as a week-e?id cust of her sister, Mrs. Lyons of Laporte.

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