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Th- n, rri ig "f Mi-- !f;zl Marirw n. ! u.-'fi? r of Mr. and .V r-. ttn-rL'' M. 15 -wn. Ill:; Lir.' "In um; II. with Matthew- Fr.tn ". Willi. nn., .mm f Mr. iirid Mr.. Thomas Willi. t r-,. 1 '':!: I.iii' oJn .. ay Y , was . I f ir: n i z' J W! :if sd ty morning at i.'doi k a St. Patrick's h ar h. Jonn I". l)-';r.ot- .if : f l.i t I. Th'- I rl'!1 was att.-nd'd I-;. Mi-s extrude Hanv. as maid of honor and th- t-Tooni by lMw.inl M. riir.aan Am ' st man. JtoUrt M A uhf:'- of P r.u 'use. X. V. and William M' -'.Mi of this ity a t d it i- is. Mi-s I.'rovvr. va. l'v n , in vvhiN g-'rir-tte r rtj.. trirnrrt 1 with satin tflfrta and p-arl. aril ot- a pi-tt;t-nat to matih with a s.hovs-r of rvhit ro.-M hud.- aid valby Ii!i s. Her attendant wor a d'luai'- r i n georg'-t c orpe dre.-- vith 1 .-a -1 trimmings anI hat to ma! h and carri'-d j. ink rs" bud.--. Imrn'diat lv aft r t h' f r nwny, Mr. ami Mr. Wilhams b ft for a honeymoon trip to hi a-,'o. D-troit, Ruffalo and 'thr a-trn ji'ints and will bo hom'' afrr July l.th at 114-1 Lincoln way i; I-ift I'vcnlns af hi h'in arli-1' ho'f, Ti; p ano- p!ac Vood.-iii '"ariisif gi a duuar for a company of oing i" jlo hörn- from K liool At th" table's !;!' r th-r-Te I i-T r ot H't'cti'.u and r".-''v h 1 1 th- i indl-: with 1-..U- p'.r.k ha do. i onijdvt'-d tiu j. r - t '-.To t. A ih Mit r i : r t iit.,luJ-d th awning's entti ta i niu nt. Th g.its f th- evening wer- th Missvs Mary Knott. Xt-w Madnd. M. who is MMtin- Mk Cjoi.c 'Bri'-n. K-'her Ft ii!. i. i r. M. Melon .-'iio'.U r. .Milli 1 l.:ttTa. K!inoi- pht-n.-.' ai and h r j; !;.. Wir' rita Ilur' ami 'ath-nno r.iirL'-i Lums,!!!", K.; ir;i !di n Kot. r?.-oi,. M,ii:t .v. Ot ("lui.iiro, tilf ho:,-.- , -t of Mr. and Mr. Iw.i-i Knim -. J. ,iiii;.-tt .Tilth''. Ilwh .-'t f jditM; M), k St u d 'or; k r. Al rt S:-d'.ft..on a nd h;s i:-t, 1 1 . 1 o i j . h .-"nuth of 'i -i ., III. : rh.irl T-trv. Jn-Ii: Par.-. Thomas Knott inl lliroi-1 S- ii.if.-r. Miv- Kih-r St id'..a i.-r t to .üt'rtam for th- . . i r 1 1 i.i n T i : ' t -riav pvi-nitu at h r hoa..-, Smif'f. ami M'.--s PI.-,.- Li,... ott. Washington .i .. l ! ! i . a t n'i Im , ttM Thurstpiy aftorn,,,!! Thi- ) jnir Much Sf ph rion. North .hr dr.. will ont'rtain for tht- ';.-vf, ,,f Mis Klnior S'rphori-iin ami All rt Stpphftisr.n at a dinner at !hrl Il--.!s' inn. nar Nil- Mirh. Mi.'s Ftrllo Ki inot'Mi. ;', N. Main st.. i to o i f a th-atM" p.irty for thf s.imtr- party of nini; iiir! arul thlr crt;-ts .nn-l aN the Mis-as prroth Mft'anrf. I 'ran'"' S.. 1 i n c-v. I'athormo " i-. Knth Cid-. Aiz.ith i Mark. Ali- Millho a-.-. Kl-h- Kippinrotr. Hf-n Poott). Ir.-r" AptPai;ni of Port V.iym". who is is. time Mrs. A. rt. M.ififp,l. an,) .Mir. Mill1 ot:r. J tdlnw'.nc th" thatr th-r will ! a lunch. tm at thr 1 1 r lu-tel. MfinNfr of tho t. ';; 'i lul fxp . ntortain'd at thtir monthly Pti.sinoss iii.-ftin T'i.sda n ; rt tr at the homo of Mif-s In. I ".iuris. Allen t Thj linn' w.is sp-nr -ry pl asxinfly anl th luistt-ss s' r al dainty rf rh iim nts. ()n .fnl 10 no rnht r of tho (Pih will i:iw i Kiiost pit niint 'hain lakos. Tht partv will loao :.t o'clock and sta for a ha.vk't suppor. Tho luh will hav a nitrtinT July with Mis Pna. 'amp. 4i;. N. Main si. Mrs P. P. Mooro. ;.s x. Mivhi-.m rt.. was hiK't (1 tp-' north s'ttion. Wornan s li-a: ; .f tho lir.-t M th.aiist church. Tu ,ia .ift rnoon. Thr mifsts njo'd a dfdihtfuf mui ill pn-irrarn aftr th" a;sin

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tun. Mr. K. I. Kloyd and Mrs. Vv . ( ). Pusnac ht uavo a vocal duot a ( firnprmiotl on th piano by Miss Pdna T.ilh-; Mrs. I K. Coatf.s f-an .i solo. M;s Kuhy Wiltfonif assisted ;.t th- piano; Mrs. ('oatos and Mis." WiltfonK vap a Mdo und Mi."s Tullo r crom pa nUtl thorn, aftor which Mis. Vlltfonie an int rti nionta 1 solo. Kof r -s-h mont ; wor sorved to Zr lnf-mhors arid miosts. Tho July iii'-' tinK "f th kaicup will he hold with Mrs. P. J. Iwi Moyor, 417 TV. Xavarro st. To' past prosidontx ( tho Anten W. K. r. Xo. 14 hohl a patriotio tt.inihl Twosday aftornoon in tho old .' t; rt htmsf with a InrKf crowd in ..( iondanr-. A program nnsistod of tii following numbers: Mrs. Tritt ami daamhtor, piano duot; Wannoti KynohlH am' Mrs. Tritt avo a man- ! ' d i ii and piano duot; piano dut, Mrs-. Hildobrantl and Mrs. Staley; Mrs. Cohn san a solo acornpnniod i n th piano by Mr. Hildohratid. and th' Misses Koynolds. Tritt. Kolborf? nmi Hol.ir.'-ki pavo a pleasing son? number. Kef rshment wore servod. Tho corps will Kive a suppor at the old court ho us? July 1. Mrs. 1. S. Toniber. 1121 W. Washiixtun av.. was hostess at an onj'yabl.' meeting f the Phoral Whist lab last enirik'. Prizes at whist were taken by Mrs. H. Simon, Mrs. I. oiiis ii'otleib was civon tho con."iljluui prize ami tho jfijost favor went to Mrs. Iauis Stark. A liRht sapper was sretl at tho oveninfi' ( lose. Members of tho rluh Will have another nicotine July 11. Miss Ktiith rhilbor. 71 W. Wayne St.. was ien a delightful arprise Tuo.-tlay evening, her birthda v anniversary-. Tho irnests were members of the Modern Achates club ami their guests. The time was pent informally, and a luncheon of two our: was srol from a liani-.-omely decorated table featuring a color note -if pink and white. There were place-, for 14. The Thomas St hod Alumni association, students of the hchool, and friends, will picnic Friday evening at th" home of Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Thomas. Thorn Acres, Kertrand. Mich. Th'- party wll; U-avo the city on interurban cars at o'clock. The promotion committee of the association, with Miss Mary Custer, as chairman, is in charge of the affair and a laro attendance js expected. The Medina (tills' club was entrtamod last evening at the home of Miss Su-na Forslund, 2019 Catalpa av. Contests were tho entertaining features of tho evening. Mis Alice Ifolth receiving tho favor. The Iii is planning a week's outing some lake, but no definite arrangements have boon made. The net meeting: of tho club will he with Miss Kuth Kosander. S. Chapin St. Miss Carey Steele of Xiles, Mich., ;.nd Arnobi Kichoy of this city were married by tho Hex. Edward VV. Castle at tho parsonage of the Eindm Ave. Christian Church of Christ Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. There were no attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Kichoy will make their home here, where th groom is employed on the railroad.

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KIirilAHIl AM) UAISIN MAIIMA Materials One quart finely rhubarb, two cup susrar, one cu pseedod raisins, one-fourth cut half cup water. PtenMls Howl, two measuring ups. knife, porcelain-lined kettle, table spoon, jelly Klftsses or quart Jars. Directions Wash and dry the rhubarb (do not pkln). cut into very small pieces, put into porcelaln-lino.J kettle, cover with the supar, add the water, place over slow fire five minutes, stir until the sugar is dissolved; then hoil rapidly five minutes; add the raisins, which have been washtc' and cut fine, and boil slowly 40 minutes. He gure to remove the scum as It rises. Sterilize the glasses or Jars and fill while the marmalade ia boiling hot. When cool, cover. Sot r.way In cool, dark place for winter une. This amount makes three and one-half glasses. STEWED CHICKEN WITH rErrr irMiEE;s. Cut. the breast Into four parts, join tho thighs and wings; put into toiler with three pints boiling water, a small onion, ami boil slowly two hours; add one tablespoon salt, oneeighth teaspoon white pepper, one tablespoon flour mixed with a little cold water, and boil five minutes. Sere on platter with border of fluff dumplings, which are served Instead of potatoes and make a good substitute. Materials On? cup Hour. ' ne teapoon baking powder, one-haif teaspoon salt, one-half cup mllK, one egg. Directions Sift flour, baking powder and salt into bowl. Add milk and wdl-baten egg. Beat until smooth. Put the dough on chicken by tahlespoonful. Cover And boil rapidly for 10 minutes without removing the cover. Then remove duniplinzs with skimmer ami place around edge of platter. Put the chicken on center, Announcements A meeting of the German Zion church Sowing circle will meet Thursday afternoon In the parish school. The hostesses will be Mrs. John Sindlingen Mrs. George Sindlingen Mrs. Jacob Markel and Mrs. Ed Fries. The Civic and Franchise leagues will hold a joint meeting Friday afternoon at r. o'clock in the gymnasium of the Chamber of Commerce. During the meeting reports will be given by Mrs. Fred Keller on the 13th district convention held in Elkhart and Mrs. K. 8. Fickenscher will tell of her visit to the Eleanor club Xo. 6 in Chicago. The Chapin Park W. C. T. U. will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Gertrude Clark. 760 Eeland av. The other's meeting will be in charge of Mrs. C. C. Beyrer. Miss Edith Chilberg, 719 W. Wayne St., has returned from an extended eastern frip to Detroit, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and other points. Mrs. Willis Xapper. 416 X. Michigan st., left Tuesday for Valparaiso university, where she will take up a course in conventional designing. She intends visiting several of the Chicago schools of ceramic art. Mrs. Xapper ha, for some time taught cesignlng and her work has been the subject of much admiration. Mr. and Mrs. George O'Brien, 122 S. Chapin St.. left Tuesday for a two weeks' visit at Detroit. Arthur Cohn. 1119 R Michigan st.. left Monday for a six weeks' visit : in the middle west. j

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l Joseph Bürge and Kemp Bürge of i aid. hav e gone to Goshen for a , Eoulsville, Ky., who have been the1 week's visit with relatives. uosts of Albert Steohenson. 124H Mrs. Carl Tucker and children. E. Jefferson blvd., ; turned home j 1U01 E. Washington av., are visiting ' Tuesday. ' in Eigonier. Charles W. Clemens, Edwardsburg! Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eang. St. ! rd.. an instructor at the Iake Forest' have returned from a short wedding Boys school who has been visiting j trip to Chicago. at his home left Tuesday morning Mrs. Bennett and children of Dedfor lake Forest to join a party of (ham. Wis., are visiting with Mr. and I friends on a trip to Boston. Mass.! Mrs. F. Collmer, 112 E. Monroe ?t. They will spend the summer months Edwin Pattee, 206 Laporte av..

at Camp Fessondon In the White mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Ami Ives. 750 Sancome av., left Tuesday for a ten-dny vtsit with Mrs. Ies parents at Cooperville. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. VV. O. Davies. 917 V . Washington av., who left some t time ao to attend the commence-! ment exercises at Wellesley college. ! VNouesley. Mass.. wnere Mls Helen . ... l.uv.es is auenaint jcnooi. are joyin an extended visit in tho east. Miss Davies will be the guest of s.nooi rriends until August, when she. will return with her parents. Mrs. Fred Webb. ICS N. Hill st.. has returned after a visit with friends in Milwaukee, Wis, Mrs. J. Lanasran, J .1 Notre Dame av.. has returned from a vinit at Pleasant lake. 'in r. .iiiii in v .nur iMi it ,. ... , t ri.. jj.ir 1 ci in urn nun . i riiwi i : t 1 1 1 1 d j r n lr. V a sta' Charles O. to CaKsopolis, Harmon has returned Mich, after a business trip here. Mr. and Mrs William Keller of! i'nkago, who have bt-r-n the guests of friends for a few days, have returned.' Miss WllrrtH Austin is home after a visit with her parents. Mr. and j Mrs. Jof&se Austin of Cassopolis. ; Mr. and Mrs. William Vail of !er, Ind.. are visiting the latters' mother. Mrs. Charles Bremer, 1S"1 N. Notre Iame av. Mrs. J. Burke and children have

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thicken gravy and sprinkle all with chopped parsley. Four cupful of the stock is taken from the stew- before tho gravy is thickened, and to the four cupfuls r.dd two tablespoons of rice or a well-beaten egg and parsVy, and there will be four cupfuls of good soup. JAPANESE SAIaAD. Materials One cup rice, one tablespoon onion juice, or finely chopped onion, one tablespoon choppod parsley, two tablespoons chopped green poppers. one teaspoon curry powder, one-half cup French dressing or one cup mayonnaise. Utensils Howl, two measuring cups, teaspoon, tablespoon. Directions Line bowl with lettuce. Wash, boil, blanch, and drain the rice as usual. When cold put into ! howl; pour over the French dressing in which you have the curry powder, cnion juice, parsley and chopped green peppers. Garnish the top with fine strips of green pepper and serve. P. S. Mayonnaise put on in small portions add much to the appearsince. I'IjAN kei steak. Materials Two to two and onesalf pounds sirloin steak, or. teaspoon drippings or butter, eight cups mashed potatoes (one-fourth peck), salt, pepper, parsley. Utensils Pieoe of cheesecloth, knife, iron pan. piank. pastry bag, rose tube. Directions Wipe, remove the superfluous fat. put in pan and soar on both sides, using steak one and onehalf inches thick. Kuh plank with Jrippings or butter and arrange a border of mashed potatoes close to edge, using a pastry bag and rose tube. Remove the steak to plank, put in hot oven and bake until steak is cooked and potatoes are browned. Brush steak with a little butter, sprinkle with a little salt, pepper and finely chopped parsley. Garnish with sprigs of parsley. opened their cottage at Eagle Point and will stay for the summer. Misa Daisy Hartwell and Miss Asnes tmlth of Fort Wayne have returned home after a visit at Chicago. Culver and with Mrs. Margaret Bernhardt, 616 N. St. Joseph, this city. Miss Edith Chilberg. 717 W. Wayne St., has returned from an extended trip to northern M.chigan and Canada. Mrs. E. Goldberg, 203 X. Main St.. left Monday for a visit with relatives In Chicago. Mrs. Palph Ocker. 7 IS W. Wayne st., has gone to Importe for a short visit. Baldwin H. Blake of Indianapolis visited friends here while en route to Elkhart on business. Mrs. W. A. Menges and children of Kentucky are visiting with Mrs. E. J. Wickey, 1036 California av. H." E. Dary of Elkhart has returned after a short visit with Mrs. E. J. Wickey, 1036 California av. Mrs. Ioroy Kiefer of Chicago is visiting her sister. Mrs. Owen Whiteman. Paris st. Mrs. J. V. Hartzer, Blaine av.. returned from a short visit at Hudson lake. Mrs. E. S. Taylor, 609 Blaine av.. has returned after an extended visit In Chicago, Benton Harbor, Chesterton and Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Healey motored to Big Rapids after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webster, 511 Allen st. Mr. and Mrs. S Stultz. E. Jefferson blvti.. are enjoying a motor trip to Irnsing. Mr. and Mrs. Swartz. 34 8 Eincoln way W., are entertaining Misses Mattie and Mable Bates of Fresno, Calif. Miss Bernice Wilcox, Iviurel St.. st., has returned from a visit with relatives in Nilos. Mist. Helen Rockfendfer, River 1 Bark, spent the week-end In Goshen with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hyde and son, Donhas pone to Pueblo. Calif, for an extended visit. Miss Bessie IeMas. Rlaine av is in Elkhart visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Heckman. and daughter. Mildred. 320 Sherman av.. have returned from a 10-das' stay at Park Shore. Diamond lake. Mr. an.1 Mrs Ruriiov Richter of of Mr. and ruinatr I -v v ...... . kui.iin j Mrs en j, s wniiams St..

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Miss Kloise Käufer. 730 W. Lasalle av., who has been attending school at St. Mary's of the Springs. Columbus. ()., has returned home after an extended visit in Louisville, Ky. Miss Florenr IMlley, 71 g Oeorge .IV is w T t- n A 1 r it I lis n-Ail. In T7r I vin Sprints with friends and rela- ! ... j t i V H?. Miveiyn i-uimor. lC-S S Muhigan st.. has returne! frtn InJtiianapidis whore ho attended a hue party givt-n by Mis I.rothv ! TalSott. vocviii rrirrm-:. "Americans don't sin: as they do Europe." in .No. Hut you ought to hear DOCTOR'S TUM PK It. When a doctor is irritable, it may be becauso he is out of patients.

Mrs. Melvin Hepler. S. Nineteenth nt.. entertained the Pythian ladies at h thimbl Tuesday afternoon. After a short busin of. session the afternoon was ;pent with needlework and contests. Favors were won by Mrs. VV. F. Easterday and Mrs. Frank Thompson. A two course luncheon was served by the hostess. Mrs. G. Airsman of Milwaukee. Wis., and Mrs. Dorothy Hiland of De Kalb, 111., were out-of-town guests. Mrs. K. F. Hirsch will entertain the ladies in two weeks at her summer cottage. Eagle Point. Osceola. Miss Dorothy Miller, Emerson av., entertaine-1 about 20 friends from Mlshawaka. The, evening was pleasantly spent with games and music. A special feature wa tho weiner roast lurtcheon. Mrs. H. I Brooks, N. Eleventh st., entertained at dinner Wednesday, honoring Mrs. Harry Jacobus, and Mrs. Adam Hunsburger. Garden roses were used for decorations. The "Teen Age" department of the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school will hold a lawn social Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison, Sixth and Pleasant sts. A program of music and readings will be rendered. The members of the Penelope club will moot Thursday with Mrs. Miller, Fifth st., Mlshawaka. Mr. and Mrs. William Keller and grandson, Frederick Keller, have returned to Chicago after a visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. J. C. Bowman returned from Goshen, Ind. yesterday, where she has been a guest of her son, Clyde Howman and family. Mrs. John Trogor and daughter of VicksbiirK. Mich., are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hupe. N. Sixth st. Mrs. Mansfield Moffitt, Smith st, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Clyde Kodgers at Coalbush. Mr. and Mrs. John Ruffer of Springfield, III., have been visiting the former's mother, Mrs. Bertha BufTer, Mlshawaka av., this week. D. E. Faures will leave tomorrow for a two weeks' visit with friends at Indianapolis and Franklin. Ind. He will also make a brief visit at Louisville, Ky. The Elver Park school votes for the Goddess of Liberty for July 4 are as follows after the Wednesday count: Helen Iirsen 1 Eillian Wolf 4 Ella May Spry 3 Wilma Forest r Clarice Harrison 30 Mildred Zimmerman 43 Helen Nelson 44 Helen Fillion , n; Xilah Dixon 151 Mabel Cobler 2H0 Gladys Kelley 24-t Helen Penrod fji Louisiana Lutz fiGß

NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS pi:ilsonais. I Joseph Kuszkowiak arrived hero ' from Indianapolis for a few days 1 visit with friends. ! Frank Waszkowski returned to his j home in Detroit after a vek's visit i with friends. ( Joseph W. Swarzyk arrived hero from Chicago for a few days' visit 1 with friends. Miss Helen Trozinski returned to htr home in Fort Wayne after a ueek's visit with friends here. Miss Sophia Jastrzemhski. 211 Chestnut st.. is very ill. Dr. J. H. Bertling is attending her. Frank Domrzalskl returned to his home in Chicago after a short visit with friends here. Miss Katherine Swierzynski arrived here from Chicago for a week's visit with friends. Halter .ynhorski, S has returned from a Chapin st.. week's visit with friends at Chicago. William Przezowski returned to his home in Michigan City after a short visit with friends here. Thaddeus teszewski left for his home In Chicago after a week's visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. .Stanislaus Steszewgki. 732 W. Napier st, Thomas Rembazik. Scott returned to Cleveland arter a few days visit with relatives here. Joseph Narzynkowski left for his! home in Toledo after a short visit i with friends here j Miss Anna Kv. ierstusya k 1 av., left Monday for Chicago to epend a week with relatives. William Orzechowpki of Whitinj? Is I here on business. j Martin Pawlowicz. W. Sample st., ; has jjone to spend a week with relai tives at Ietroit. j Mtf. T). Roehbuck arrived here' I from Detroit for a week's visit with ; 1 her sister. Mrs. Michael Hazinskl, 1 ! 306 X. Chapin st. 1 .Martin Korbowski returned to lis; home in Toledo after a few davs" ' I visit with friends. ! Ignatius K. Wcrwinski, 0." s. business st.. has few days ! ChaDin st . h.is j trip to Calvert, Ind. j John Werwiak. Walnut I gone to Chicago to spend a j with friends. i Frank Opozewski arrived from South hioa-'o for a few here days ' visit with friends, The condition of Mrs. Roman Ducki. who underwent a serious j operation recently at the F:pworth I hospital. i improving. Carl Huffman returned to Laporte after a business visit here. Frank Rogozewski. Sample st.. has gone to spend a week with r-la-tivt-K at Clevfl.mil anl Detroit. Michael Szywecki. Scott ?-t.. will leave Thursday for a two weeks' visit with friemls at i-"outh f'ir.cago. Joseph Zembowiak. Olive sr.. hs I

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Adler Bros. Clothing Co. ONE VOTE FOR 1 1 SS - To represent Mchool on special float July 4th parade. Tills coupon must be deposited at your school, Friday Junr 30th. not later than noon. to her home in South Chicago after a week's visit with friends here. Henry Pawlowski of Importe, who has been here on business, left today for Jackson. Walter Kwirtkowski of Milwaukee is here on business. .S Pulawskl, Jackson st., is critically ill with typhoid fever. Dr. Berteling is attending him. Mrs. Georso Chelminiak and son, Leon. W. Napier st., and Miss Rlchelda Thilman. 1145 W. Thomas ist., have returned by auto from a week's visit with relatives at Detroit. William Bonazewiski, Indiana av., has gone to Chicago to spend a few days with relatives. Joseph Adamowicz returned to Fort Wayne following a business vist here. Anthony B. Czzychowski returned ' to Laporte after a few days' visit with friends. Leo Wilczewski of Toledo is here on business. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph HosinskI have returned to Chicago after a two weeks' vitit with relatives. They were the gues". of tho former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hosin5ki. W .Washington av. Frank Plas?.ewicz, W. Division st., has gone to Chicago to spend a week with relatives Walter Gajewski arrived here from Indiana Harbor for a few days' ! visit with friends. i George Szczyglow ski, who has J been here vis ting with fnends, left I today for Chicago. j John Skwarczynski returned to' his homo visit with in Detroit after friends here. a short SOCIAL kvi:ts. The sirging practice of the mixed I choir of H. No. l Falcons will he J held Thursday evening at S o'clock ! at Z. H. hall. ! Tho senior and junior class of Z. ! P. No. 1 Falcons will hold their I exorcises Thursday evening at Z. H. i hall. ' j The St. Hedwisf choir will hold! its sinking practice Friday evening! at the yt. Hedwige school building. ONI-: DAY VACATION". Next Tuesday, the Fourth of July, j v. ill l the only vacation for the; stuil-nts in th.- j)jblic summer: ch. ..;. According to H. G. Ime. actlns sviperiatendent of schcjols. the s. immer schools are the brst in j the history of the South Bend school system. The average daily attendance is considerably h:ghr than it tver ha teen before.

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