South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 187, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 July 1916 — Page 9

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A ar 1 party followed the resuT r !;;"Cir,? of Harmony cirele. No. : P. H. C. Monday night at YarPr hall. I'Ir:rt and M--ond priz'.i 'r thf ! s were won 1-y Mr?. Floyd "n."n is and Mr. Sarah Stanley, r tive'y. I ' o n (Jrc-ory and Jes Nutting winning the K-ntm n's prize.--. The r.oxt meeting will he h :d July 10. Mr. and Mrs. If. Kernhlo entertained with a family dirner .it their nir;try homo south of the city Tue.si'.iy night, cover hejng laid for Is. The guests from out-of-t r. n were Mr. and Mr?. Harry Hamilton and Mrs. Julia. Guk-e of Niks. A reunion of the Bitchio family was hpld at the- home T Mr. and Mr?. John Hitohle, 2 OS Lincoln way P.. TufP'lay noon, at whieh cover were laid for 2t. A (r .-.heme of pink and white was carried out in the tahle decorations, daisies and pink forming the x nte rpiece. Th out-of-town euests were Mr. and Mrs. J. 15. Pitchie of Kvar.FvilK Christ Pitchie of Chic. i co. Irving Bitchle of Mlshf.waka. llarley Holderman of Llkhart. Mrs. S. IPdderrran of Wak.irus.i, and Mrs. F. Bellman and on, John, of Bremen. Compiin'i' ntlng Cdo Mott. and family of Pitthhurgh. Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wiseman of Suoiption Prairie entertained with a dinner .Sunday. Oosers v.crc laid for 18. Among the quests wore Mr. and Mrs. WinfieM Motts and Mr. and Mrs. J. S?ofr of North BiWity, Mr. cr.d Mrs. Karl Motts and daughter, Mr .and Mr.. Charles I Wiseman .and Donald Metcalf of this city. With a o,uiet wedding ceremony Miss Birdie Stauffer. 2"S i;. I u;iil a v.. and Ctlen P. Packard of ps Moines. Iowa, were married Monday at the home of the hrlde's parer.C. The Pev. Charles A Pecker of the First Baptist chuia h pcrformed the ceremony at 1:20 o'clock in the presence of the family and a few Kuests. Mi C.ertrude Stauffer and P. . Presctt of B'gan5po;t were the, attendants. Mr. and Mrs Packard left for a 10-day wedding trip to Chicago after which they will return for a vi.-it before leaving for their home at Pes Moines. Mrs. Kdward Packard, mother of the groom, of Marion. Iowa, was present at the wedding. Mrs. David Augustin of " In' Hickory", Niles rd.. was the hostess at a family dinner Fourth of July at which four generations of the family were represented. The quests numhered 20 and came from Mishawaka and South Pend. A delicious pit nie dinner was serv ed at noon and a fiippf r lute in the evenin?. A display of fireworks marked the close 0if tho day. Announcements J The meeting of the Ladies auxiliary of Trinity M. L church has been potponed from Thursday. July t-'. to Thursday, July l:.. Mrs. George Kreighhaum, 807 Diamond av.. will entertain the ladles ut her cottaue at Hudson lake. Mrs. Grace Mitchel'. 712 Lincoln way F., will entertain BPde class No. Friday night. Miss' Margaret Meyers, will entertain the members of the L. F. II. O. club at a lawn party Thursday nicht at her home, 71? W. Washington av. The delegates who attended the pewoy bike Conference will c .e tl.eir reports. There will be a no tine of th -card of directors of th V. W. C. A. Thursday morn in -r at 'J:')0 o'clock. The members of the Worth While circle of the First M. P. church, will give a thimrle Saturday at the home of Mrs. C- P. Pritton. l"n i;. Madison st.. In honor of Mrs. Fred Sommerer. 2P N". Fddy t-t., who will LP I I I 1

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leave -oon to make her home in New York City The ladles Aid sor-irty of the Mizpah Pwir.gcliral church will hold it.s Tegular ,rner tin;; Thursday afternoon at Berpor park. Mrs. Martraret Mintzelman will as.-ist Mrs. J. W. Pucks.

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Mrs. A. W. Cooper of McCresor. Texas, is the puest of J. F. Keontz nnd family and other friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Miller and family. River Park, are visiting near Plymouth. Mrs. W. L Krick and three children. P.ill and the twin? lack and John of Terre Haute, are visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Schuyler Wiltfon. 133 L Indiana av. Miss Planche Wiltfonu; surgical nurse at the Henrotin Memorial hospital at Chic .o is also home for a visit with her parents. Miss Iora Todd of Anderson, Ind., who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Kenneth Todd. 214 Hammond ct.. will leave today for Mary, Ind.. for a visit with hr aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rockhill. Dayton st. rd., have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. E. 1. Kemper and children. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schumacher nnd son and Mrs. Henry' Wickemeyer, all of Richmond. Ind. The party made thf trip by motor. Miss Martha Ruffer. 104 1 Lasalle ct.. spent the Fourth of July at Diamond lake, Cassopolis. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. FlaxUm, 70 3 E. Indiana av., and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webb, ir,22 Virginia st.. will return todav from a few days outing at Pretty lake. Mrs. Cyrus M. Zehner. 20.3 Harris st., has left for a visit of several weeks with relatives in .out hern Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Harrison and son. Chester. 1131 Woodward av., have Kmio to their cottage at Winona lake for 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. William Peso. 1 0 2 S. Michigan st.. returned Wednesday from Logansport, Ind., where they spent a week with Mrs. H ego's parent.-. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Punn 4J0 Lincoln way XV., are moving to their new home at 91." Harrison av. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kemb'e, 1221 Miami st.. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marxmiller of Chicago, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kemble, and Mr. ami Mrs. George p. Dressier. 210 S. Lafawtte st., attended the Pottoross reunion at Plymouth. Ind.. Tuesday after which Mr. and Mrs. Marxmlller returned to their home. P. Paulson of Elkhart has been the guest of Mrs. C. Johnson. S01 E. Pronson st. Mrs. Hertha Wclty ami Mrs. P. Leon Swain of Elkhart spent he Fourth in this city. Mr. and Mrs. M. Sau fig of Threo Rivers. Mich. returned to thfir home after a brief visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Holmes. H 1 Lincoln way E. Mrs. James Cutting and daughter Esther. S30 Forest a v.. left Monday for a two weeks visit with Mrs. Cutting's sister. Mrs. E. J. Rahn at St. Joseph. Mich. Mrs. Hertha olson. 1221 Franklin st., is visiting h-r daughter, Miss Annie Olson in Chicaco. Mrs. E. E. Dill and son. Richard, of 32fi S. Main st., spent the weekem! at Eagle lake. Miss Ora Kink. 12K Keasey st., is spending a two weeks vacation at Eagle lake. Miss Marjory Jones. :;10 S. Francis st.. returned Wednesday from Chit a go. Miss Alice McCourtney of Likeville, Ind.. has returned to her home after spending the week-end in the city. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Thompsett and

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JOHNXYtWKi:. Materials One egg. 2-3 cupful si. gar, ij teaspoonful salt. 1 cupful each sour milk, cornmeal and üour, 1 teaspoonful soda. Utensils Mixing bowl, cup, spoon, bat baking pans Directions Peat egg ai.d sugar together; add salt, flour anil cornmeal, stirring in the milk grauually. Wet the soda with a ery little? boillr.g water and add to the mixture. Pake in well-buttered pans. SHRIMP ( OCIvTAIL. Materlais One tan shrimps, 1 2 teaspoonful each lnegar, lemon juice, tomato catsup and grated horseradish. drops tobasco sauce, skins of lemons. Directions Fill the lemon skins two-thirds full of shrimps which have been broken in pieces. Mix he ingredients for the sauce and pour oer the shrimps. Set in bowl of cracked ice until thoroughly chilb-d. Place each lemon skin in a rocktail pdass and surround it with t hipped ice, disposing a cut slice of lemon on the edge of the glass. DATE TORTE. Materials One cupful each cracker or breadcrumbs, dates ani granulated sugar, 2-3 cupful w ilnuts, 1 teaspoonful vanilla and 3 eggs. Utensils Earthenware baking dish, mixing bowl, eggwhip. measuring cup. Directions Add the dry ingredients to th well-beaten yolks of ezgs. Whip the whites well and add to the mixture, also the anilla rurn i Inte the baking dish nnd bake hour. Serve with hard whipped cream. sauce or LIVI'.K LOAF. Materials One lamb's liver, 1 stalk celery. 1 small onion, 2 teaspoonfuls catsup. 4 teaspoonfuls melted butter. Utensils Stewpan, meat chopper, small square mold. Directions Poil the ll or. onion and celery until tender. Put through meat chopper. Add catsup ami melted butter. Press into mold and leave at least 12 hours to harden. Slice in thin slices and garnish with sprigs of watercress. DANDELION' SALAD. Arrange dandelion leaves in a circle on individual salad plates. In tho center of each plate place of the yolk of a hard-boiled egg, pie-king the egg with a silver fork so that It will resemble a flower. Pour French dressing over all. SORRIX SOUP Materials one cupful sorrel, 2 cupfuls- water. chopped 2 tablespoonfuls butter, 4 ta blespoonf uls Hour, 1 table-spoonful catsup. 1 cupful milk, 1 cupful cream, 1 small onion aril fuU and cayenne pepper tc taste. Utensils Stewpan. double boiler, egg-beater, spoon, cup. . Directions Cook the sorrel and I onion in butter, then add the water: ! cook .".0 minutes. Cook (' jiir and milk in double boiler 20 minutes, rrmove from fire and add ream, beaten egg. catsup and strained sorrel. Season and serve. ROILED IIAION WITH GREENS. Materials Pie.-e of bacon, not too fat: mixed greens. Fter.sils Granite kettle, colander, fork anil sharp knife. Directions Look over the greens very carefully, then put in kettle with a pinch of soda and let simmer children. S. Carroll tt.. spent the Fourth at Indian lake. Mrs. C. Summerer and children of Chicago are visiting- Mrs. A. Sreirmueller at her home. 7?,) Allen st. Mr. and Mrs. M. Salsig of Three Rivers. Mich., are isitim,' relatives ami friends in the city. Miss Hazel Schultz. Kuntsman tt.. has returned home after spending th Pourth with her parents in Kokomo. Ldward McLaimhlin. lOOT. Lincoln way XV., visited in Cuher over the Fourth. Miss Alice Hansen, K14 S. Rush st., has returned after spending the week-end in Miehiau city. Raymond elson. Harrison av., visited friends in Cuher for a fewdays. Mr. and Mrs. J. t Fox. 1U; X. Notre Dame st., spent the Fourth at Facie lake. Gerald Hunter of Chicago spirit Tuesday in the city. He left. Wednesday f-r a trip through the east. Mrs. VMMam Gerzincccen and two rhücn of Columbus are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Kromer, 1015 F. Wayne st. Mr. and Mrs. S. X. Krüssel and family. SO: Park av.. spent Tuesday at Piamond lake. Mrs. Sarah Powmen. Cottage Grove av.. has returned after 1 visit in Puffalo. Ind. Miss Kathryn Hfilman. ". X. Main st.T spent Monday and Tuesday in Importe. Miss Mary A'.read of Burrows, Ind. is the guest of Miss Lyle Whitcomb. 21'"1 Iviporf nv. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Richter motrrcd to thur h' in Chicaco Tuesday after ; JT Mr. and Mrs. Ben Silber, 22 Williams st.. for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fuerbringer. and son. Will. am. Harris n av., kit Wednesday for LouL Tile, k.. for a week's isit at the home of Mrs. J. R. Smith. Mrs. Smith was formerlv Mi" Fuerbrir.er of this city. Miss oli SeegmueMer. .".T.O Allen s.. has returned after a j-r.ort visit it hi friend- in Culver. Fpliraim Mellembr. Allen st.. s p- r.t the Fo-irth In Culvr. Tnd. Mr. and Mrs. Thad P ;rt-.w and daughter. Grace. Limoln way

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for T, minutes. Po::r off this water and put on fn.-h cold water. Place the bacon in same kettle and boil till tender. Remove bacon. Drain greens and salt, if necessary. Arrange preens on hot platter and place sikt s of boiled bacon on top. pi:ppi:i:s with iuci Materials Green peppers, rice, canrfed tomatoes, olives, tggs. Utensils Faking pan, boiled boiled ?poon. knife. Directions Cut the stem end from sweet green peppers. Fill with a mixture made from the rice, tomato, minced olives and chopped hardboiled eggs. Place in pan containing a little water and melted butter, busting often. SULTA X. SCON IX. Materials One-half pound Hour, ". ounces sugar, 1 ounce butter, 1 egg. 1 teaspoonful soda. 1 teaspoonful cream tartar, 2 ounces sultana lalsins, a little sweet milk. Utensils Scales, teaspoon, cup, knife, mixing pan. baking pan. Direct. ons Keep out a little of the egg to brush over the top. Mix 1 the ingredients as you would any stiff dough, shape into round llat cakes and mark each cake into Hour, but do not cut throjgh. Rrush with egg, dust thickly with sugar and hake about twenty minutes. CIIEUKY DAINTY. Materials Canned nr fresh stewed red cherries, ladyiingers, whipped cream. Directions Half fill a glass dish v-Ith cherries. Arrange ladyiingers on top and put spoonful of whipped cream on the cakes. Serve at once. MUTTON CHOPS. liONDOX STYLE. Have the butcher prepare rib ehops by taking out the bone and lolling them, fastening them well with skewers. Insert a little stulflng, heaping some on top. Place in dripping pan with a very little water; take about a half hour, basting frequently. wati:r( ri:ss and cream cheese salad. Fresh watercress, crisp and cold, mixed with a little mince, 1 onion and finely shredded smoked finnan huddie. Press with French dressing and garnish with a cream cheese ball j-nd a slice of beet. MARBLE CAKE. Materials Three-quarters cup shortening, 2 cups sugar. 4 eggs. 1 cup milk, 1-2 cup cocoa, 3 1-2 cups r!our, 3 teaspoons baking powder, 1-4 teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract. Utensils Mixing bowl, 2 measuring cups, eggbeater, wooden spoon, teaspoon, Hour sifter, 2 small turk'a heads (tubepans) or 2 brick pans, paper to line pans. Directions (.'ream shortening and sugar until light. Separate the eggs, 1 ert yolks until creamy and add slowly to sugar and shortening. Add half the Hour, which lias been lifted with the baking powder, then half the whites of egs, which have been beaten until light. Add the rest of the flour and anilla and the balance of white of egg. Divide tho mitxure. To half add the cocoa. This will be a ery stiff mixture. Put in pan alternately a spoonful ef dark and a spoonful of yellow mixture, until pans are two-thirels full. Put in moderate oven and bake 4" to 4 öminutes. This makes a largo cake. XV., have returned from a motor trip to Lafayette. Ind. Miss Catherine Guthrie. 40s XV. Wayne st.. returned Wednesday after spending a few days at Maxinkuckee lake. Tlie Misses Kathleen and Mildred Guilfoyle. c..;o W. Pasalle av.. have returned from a short visit in Culer, Ind. Russell Gandy. Sis Blaine av., returned Wednesday to his home after spending the holiday with his parents In Culver. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. William Ransberger, H."i Allen .t., have returned from a short visit to I-ifayetto. Ind. Rev. R. H. Clark of tlie Orprnn conference Is here and will preach at the union service of the River Park and Mishawaka Free Methodist chureh. Wednesday evening at tho M 1 s 1 ; a w -a k a chur c h . Rev. Clark will also assist with the annual can:;) meeting which will open Thursday evening. The meetings which have been hfld fr a number of years near Nineteenth st. River Park, will be held this year in the Davis Reddick orner of RJwond and Jbnnson st. South Pend. The large tent will be erected Thursday morning and It is expected tii.it a lart'e number of tenters will arrive hre from Michigan city and 1 orthern Indiana during the day. i;fv. PX J. Van Antwerp of Vicksbur.. Mich., will have charge of the metir.cs. The f.rst service will be held at T:r,0 Thursday ever.lnr Next week there will be morning and afternoon services. Mrs. P. F. Mvers will be hostess to the .. and G. F club Thürs. lavafternoon. Mrs. KrM Kerslake will entertain th" ir.emters of the Flinch club Fnib.y. Wiliiap.-; S braver and sn are vis-iti.ii.-at Mi. hian C:ty. Mrs. Sihr.iycr i. spt-nding a few duvs with friends .it Warsaw, Ir.d. Mr. nr. 1 Mr-. W;;1.. Mot,;,if an.j daughter. Miss Ruth Metr.Uf. X. Fiahth st. have been suenin

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few days with Mrs Meter' s mother Mrs. Moon, of Kendallvilie, Ind. Rev. Edward S. Jennings left today for Eckford. Mich., to officiate at the wedding of his cojsin Ernest Gutting, and Miss Leathi Andrews, who will be married this evening at the home of the bride's parents. Harry Penrod of Ietroit. Mich., who lias been visiting at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Penrod. Mishawaka av.?., has returned. Clyde Johnson and sister Reah. 315 S. Fifth st.. and Carl Witwer. S. Eleventh st.. have gone to East Dubuque, 111., to visit Mrs. James Johnson and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meahr, of Dayton. O.. have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Joels this "week. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Myers. N. Eighth st.. spent the Fourth at Elkhart. Ind., guests of Mrs. Fred Lampka. Mrs. Alfreda Straub, cf Kalamazoo. Mich is visiting relatives here this week. N. 1. Ault has returned from a tripto Niagara Falls and other eastern points. Mr. and Mrs. Errl Perry and j-on Vernon Rassett are visiting Mrs. Berry's parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Schrayer at Three Rivers, Mich. Ira Wilson spent the Fourth of July at Whit Pigeon, Mich. . E. Rogers and daughter. Miss Marie Rogers, have returned from several weeks visit with relatives and friends at Cleveland, and Canton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. George Felters. Pleasant st., and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. David Felters and son Cecil of Eden. O., motored to St. Joseph, Mich., yesterday. Mrs. C. Ream and daughter, Mildred, Mishawaka av.. left Tuesday, for a visit with relatives and friends at Waltham, Mich. Miss Grace Wolfe of Plymouth. Ind., is visiting her brother, Frank E. Wolfe and family. S. Seventh st. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hepler and son. Darwin, were at Edwardsburg. Mich., yesterday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Annls. Mrs. and Mrs. Jude Menter and son, Iuvel. have heturned from a week's isit at Iawrence, Mich. A party including Mr. and Mrs. Morton East and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Whaley and son. Robert, Mr. and -Mrs. Jacob Zerbe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowgill. Mrs. Emma Stauffer and daughter,, Miss Anna Stauffer. wert to Hertrand. Mich. Tuesday, where they spent the day at the picnic grounds. Ti:" .lay was spent with various out

door games and stunts. In the horseshoe pitching contest, Jacob ZZerbe and Jewel Whaley won the honors. In the croquet contest, Mrs. East and Mrs. ZeZrbe werv the successful ones. A basket dinner was served at noon. Mr. and Mrs. VV. XV. Sibley. Mishawaka r. v. nr.d Mr. and Mrs. Wilshire of South Pend motored te Michigan City, and spent the Fourth. Hurt Herrick has returned to Detroit, Mich., after spending the Fourth with his family, N. Eighth street. Mrs. Lucy Piano, 1005 S. Fifteenth st., while at work at the Mishawaka Woolen mills Wednesday morning had the first joint of the second finger em her right hand cut off by the machine she was working with. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulery entertained a number of River Park and Mishawaka friends in honor of the birthday anniversary of Herman Ulery of Grand Rapids, Mich. Theevening was spent with i-'iimes and music, and refreshments were served. Saryill Larsen, of Grand Rapids was an out-of-town gi.est. NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS SOCIAL KVKXTS. Mrs. Frank Klos, 411 S. Chapin st., was delightfully surprised Monday evening by a company of 45 ladies, the occasion was the 12th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klos. The evening was spent very socially and at its close delicious luncheon was served. Yictrola selections were also enjoyed. Mrs. Klos was presented with a beautiful dining room table and other pretty presents. About 200 members of St. Stanislaus church enjoyed a picnic at Janowski's grove Tuesday afternoon. Games of all kinds were held during the afternoon and refreshments were served. The St. Hedwige choir will hold their singing practice Friiay evening at S o'clock at St. Hedwige school. MAKIUAGUS. The wedidng of Mrs. Katherlne Zajkowski. W. Poland st., took place Wednesday morning at S o'clock at the St. Casimer'p church. Rev. Stanislaus Gorka, C. S. C, performed the ceremony. The attendants were Mr. Charles Juszczak and Felix Pefrucg. A reception was held at the home of Mrs. Anna Klosinski, 13 2 2 XV. Poland st. pi:kso.v.is. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Incki and Miss Stella Pencki arrived here from Chicago for a two weeks' visit with the former's sister. Mrs. Pert Klysz. 1010 W Thomas st. Mrs Heines Parth and Mrs. Sophia Clapine. arrived hero Monday fr a two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paczesny. 424 S. Arnold st. Vincent Rozycki returned to his home In Chicaco after a couple days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Steszewski. TC- XV. Napier st. Hemes Path returned to Chicago tollowinc a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Paczesny, 424 5. Arnold id Martin Topolski of Indiana Harhor is in the city visiting with fri-nd. John Smr-zynj-kj returned to Chl- ( rtfter a busings- isit hre. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mane and M arA ra I n Vi r Ip ri" r-

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Eiath towels, large sizes, hungry for water, in plain white or blue borders, 25c each. Kxtra heaw bleached Turkish bath towels, big fellows good for rubbing, 29c, 35c a'nd 50c each. Fancy Bath towels, priced at 15c, 35c, 50 and 59c each.

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Gingham dresses, a truly wonderful selection, in Empire and straight models for girls 2 to 6 years old, at 75c to S5.00. Very clever styles for girls, 66 to 14 yrs. old at SI to S5. Children's beach bloomers, 2 to 6 yrs. selling at 50c, SI, SI. 25 and SI. 50. Children's sport hats for giro and boys, made of Panama "cloth, in cream, white and new wide stripes, 3 to 8yrs. sizes, only 50c.

And fresh ice-cooled more than the ordinary tored to their home in Chicago after a brief visit here with Mr. nnd Mrs. Nicholas Mikolajewski, 110 6 V. Napier st. Misses Genevieve Steszewski, Lillian Otolski and Elizabeth Aranow-f-kl spent tho Fourth at Cahert, Ind. Frank Mackowlak of Detroit is liere on business. Vincent Plaszewicz. W. Division si., has gon.; to spend a week with relatives at Cleveland. Mrs. K. Olejnik and Mrs. J. Swierski and children returned Tuesday evening to their homes in Chicago after a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tylka, 272 MePherson st. Miss Clara Haun, 1121 W. Division st., returned from a week's visit with relatives and friends at Chicago and Hammond. Misses Atrnes Camel and Veronica and Katherine Nick, left for their homes In Chicago Tuesday evening after a few days' visit with relatives and friends here. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Guzickl, Pine st. Joseph Ryblowski returned to Indianapolis following a business visit here. Joseph Mcsinski and Frank Wesolowskl arried here from Chicago for a two weeks' visit with relatives. They are the guests'of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wesolowskl, 414 S. William st. Micheal Hazinski, jr.. 306 Chapin st., has gone to spend 10 days at Pass lake, Knox, Ind. Stanley P.irtyka and Joseph Nowak returned to their homes in Chicago after a. few days" visit with Mr. and Mrn. Louis Uoegers. 442 S Harris st. "Miss Mary Przczinski arrived here from Chicago for a two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Wesolek, T,". Cleveland av.. and Lwrence Chelminiak, 1111 W. Division st. Miss Ann.'. Kazimierskl. 12 20 XV. Sample st., returned from South Chicago where she spent a few days vistins; relat-ves and friends. Mrs. Jennie Gierzynski and daughter, Irene, Mrs. Agnes Zakiockl, Mrs. Sadie Kotz, Miss Margaret BathkDwiak and Miss Hattie Niewiadoma spent the Fourth at Hudson lake. Miss Uua Nowicki. 1.145 XV. Fisher st.. his gone to spend a few days at Detroit and Canada. Frank Schultz of Wet Allias. Wis., spent a day with Walter Kucharski, 1311 XV. Fisher st. Miss Jennie Kiszka. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kiszka. lO.'.o W. Dunham ?t.. returned from a short visit v.-ith relatives at South Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walkowiak. Mrs. Jennie Gierzynski, Mrs. Mamie Mannuszak and Mrs. A. Andrzeje-.v-ski returned from a short visit at Elkhart. Miss Hattie Hudak. Kosciuszko st., left Monday for Buffalo and Niagara Falls where she will spend r week's vacation with relative. Walter J. Kucharski. I G 1 1 XV. Fisher st.. re-.urnd Tuesday eenin? ftom an autc trip to Importe. Mrs. Apolonia KazmSerzak and onÄ. FUqu;z, and Ignatius, 12 W.

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Sample st., returned Tuesday evening from a few days' visit at South Chicago. Andrew Kazimierzak, 12 J 1 W. Sample st.. has returned from a couple days' visit at South Chicago. Miss Mary Kledzik and Miss Clara Wesolowskl returned to their homes in Chicao after a couple days' isit with the latter's aunt, Mrs. Pernico W't-Holowski, 30 :) S. Walnut st. Emery Peterson and John Poyer spent a couple of days at Parron lake. Mr. and Mrs. John Saberniak, Tutt st., and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Piere of Five Points, have motored to spend a couple of days at Diamond lake. Joseph Olejniczak and children, Agnes, William and Edward. 4 is S. Walnut st., have gone to pend several days at Puffalo. Niagara Falls and Toledo. John Nowicki, 12 4 5 W. Fisher st.. left for a week's visit in Detroit and Canada. Miss Rose Zamiar returned to her home in Chicago after a couple days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Wesolek. 725 Cleveland av. Anthony Kujawa. Adelbert Kwilawskl, Jan Kaczynskl and Theophil Lukowski returned Wednesday to their home in Toledo following a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Szczapinski, 1 243 XV. Division td. Mrs. L. Pybicki. S Walnut st.. has gone to spend severay days with lelatives at Salt Iake City. Ptah. Mr. and Mrs. John Przybylinskl and daughter, Anna. 1 S 1 8 XV. Division st., left this morning for hicago to spend a week with relativfs Mjcheal Hazinski. f-r.. CGI S. Chapin st. .returned from a trief visit at Michigan City. Miss Charlotte McKeel. 411 N. Pirdsell st.. left Wednesday for Bremen where she will jend her two weeks' vacation with friends. Ignatius K. Werwinski, 4'K, S. Chapin st., returned from a short islt at Calvert. Ind. Mrs. Lena Kwieran, 11 10 W. Napier st.. is very ill. Mrs. Jennie Peich and Leona Ir'. j.-r. 201 S. Chapin st.. 'left this morning for Detroit to spend a week with relatives and friends. While there they will be the guests of the former's s;ster. Mrs. Walter Slack. Paul Swarznyski of Niks is hereon business. f LPAHA WAV sTAKTS Tlll"IIIAV. j Newman's Semi-Annual "'learaway. the bi?get shopping event of the year in this city, starts Thursday. See large advertisement in thi isue for list of bargain opportunities. B1KTIIS. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chr.rks SpenetT. ü'.l Cakland a'., a daughter. July 4. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. I. Kenneth Toid. 2! 4 Hanrn. n l eT.t a SOn. Willi in: Kenneth T.-dd. July 3. TOO l.ATi; U IC ATION. T!.' p.rty i ! -it!v t.-W n.y ::f. fi f.... w It:, t." : r. la : 1' K. u !.: I veis ri ling t!.e ' .t;Uh i r-t ar f r::i r.'Kii Vi,;,i J'-.'.t 4ft. r-le.i-e return it tu MS Perry st.

Wash cloths only 5c, 6c and 7c each. Fancy wash cloths, a regular 10c quality at 7c each. Wash cloths with crochet edge, all colors, 25c each. Initial wash cloths, extra tine quality, 10c each. Bleached terry, special 16c yard.

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