South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 210, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 July 1916 — Page 7

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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NEWS FROM TOWNS SURROUNDING SOUTH BEND

PLYMOUTH, IND.

Alvtn Marsh r.; called to (Iroe:t''n Frulay niht by a message statine: that 1-s i father, H. L. Marsh, had r.n f--riou-!y injurf-l. The accident orrürrf'l .uhn hin hor" became frightened and ran away. Mr. Marh wan lraK?p'l ar-o-it four b'neks, and badly cut and brnied. Charles Mile iff f-red a hemorrhage of thf one day last week, and is in a very weak condition. Mi- Dee Mrr)nnald returned to Plymouth after ititin friend In Houth Hend. A party of relatives .f Oeorjre Kleinchrnidt. !rove frrm IKan, ()., Friday. to remain over Sunday ori the Klein Viw farm wen of iMvynouth. Ilf-Md?. George Kleins-hmlüt. sr.. they are. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Htracke, Miü Finn kp and Mish Fra.scli. Mr. and Mr.. John (irimni droe from Soutn Bend for a visit with Mr. Grimm' mother. An interesting featur of the romir.tf pageant, i the rornins of Mr. J":!.'a Ann Trowbridsre. who rame to Marshall county in 1 K3 4. and who is 91 years old. the oldest resident of the county, to the pioneer picnic. Mr. J. Wllley, who is directly reFpon.tiMe for the planning for the fcrrat centennial celebration in this county, and wh lias been very se?iou5ly III. was able to sit on her porch and watch the Indians In rehearsal on the court house lawn Sunday. William .Matthew- and Miss Roe Matthew of Gary returned home after spending Sunday with the rest of the family, who are spending a fen- weeks at Pretty lake. A. M. Roth is attending the national photographers' convention in Cleveland. O., this week. William 11. Voting returned to outh Rend, after spending Sunday with his family. Mrs. Olive Kanaar returned to South Fiend after a short isit with her mother, Mrs. Burch. Miss Kdna Capron, who is employed In Washington, is here visiting her mother. Mrs. I,. ('. Capron. Mr. and Mrs. Kri- Adomeit re

turned to Chicuro after a two weeks' outing at C'uher. They spent .Sunday in Plymouth with Ir. and Mrs. Ixiring. F.Ioyd K. Flottorff and Miss I.oi.s Anglin. both of Plymouth, were married Saturday by Rev. S. I llenricks. After n short isit in South Rend and Michigan City they will return and make their home here.

Raughman of near Iapaz spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward HawblltzrJ. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Moore, Mr. and Mr?. Fred VanlJew and Mrs. Mary Hush motored to Nile. Mich., fiunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jones Hawhiltzel and daughter visited with Mr. und Mrs. Dave Hawblitzel of Near South Fiend Sunday. Miss Stella Mas.ey of Ft. Wayne wa the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reehler Monday.

BERRIEN SPRINGS

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LAKEVILLE, IND.

Mrs. Courier of Ft. Wayne is hero visiting her nephew. I.ee Wolff, for a lew d.ijs. Several people from here attended the ice cream social in lipaz Saturday night. Mr. Schuster of Kendallville was thy guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wolff Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. have Diapert of Walkerton. Ruth Fowe, Helen and John Schallhorn of Arkansas, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Austin anil daughter of Mishawaka. and Mrs. MelvJn

Mrs. Thomas Taylor Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Sullivan. In Stevensville. Mit. O. J. I'ennell and son Rob

ert and Miss Nina Sparks are visiting relaties in Chicago. Major Murdoch circle will meet Thursday afternoon, July 27, in tho G. A. K. hall. One candidate will le Initiate'!. Mrs. Kenneth Stahl and son Robert of .st. Joseph are visitors at thi home of Mrs. iattie M. Stahl. About 37 of th, member? of Mt. Tabor grange enjoyed a cial evening at the John Ilollenbeck home, south of town, Friday evening. Ice cream and cake were served. Mr. and Mrs. Rert Rarnhart and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tudui were week end visitors at the Frank Gray home ir. Elkhart. Loren Marquisee of St. Joseph was a business visitor here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gillet-pie and Mrs. Thomas Gillespie of Chicago are visiting relatives here. Charles E. Storick spent the week er;d with friends in South Rend. Merl R. Castner and Guy Heim were business visitors in South Rend Friday. Alvin Willis and family were visitors at the C. A. Kline home in Elkhart Saturday. lrs. D. L. Ford lias returned from a few days' visit at the home of Dr. G. s Greene In Gary. Frank Starkweather of Niles was a business visitor here Vriday. The Wednesday club will spend Thursday with Miss Flora Lybroorc in the country, and a pot luck dmrer will be served at noon. The members of the club will leave here on tho 1 1:07 car. Mr. and Mrs. FJyron Rensoi of

Renton Harbor visited friends her Friday. Willard Petty is working at Burgoyne's livery barn. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tallman were visitors at the Lewis Pfeifer home ir Arden Friday. Mrs. Alice Cooper, mother of Dr. O. R. Cooper, died Thursday morn in;,'. She was 63 years old. The body was taken to Rattle Creek Sunday for interment. The Social FFour will have a picnic supper in the grove Friday afternoon. July 2 8 Each lady will answer roll call nith a quotation. Mrs. L. E. McCullough has returned from a visit with her son, G. E. McCullough in Flndlay. Ohio. Miss F-aicille Andrews of Renton Harbor Is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ixckinaw. Russell C te, 10 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Cole, was drowned in Lake Chapln Sunday

forenoon. He and Harry Otwell were wading into the lake from the shore near the Otwell house, where Otwell v as washing his horses. Russell waded out Into the water and it is thought stepped into a hole. Neither of the boys could swim. The alarm was given and soon a crowd of mon were there with nets

! and grappling hooks searching for j the body, w 'alch was found by Rert I Aldrlch about noon. Mrs. Cole was

in cnicago ana was nouncu ny wire. She reached here Sundav evening. The funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon from the Cole home. Mrs. Floyd Pennell has gone to Oceanic. N. J., for a three weeks' visit with relatives.

NILES, MICH.

NEW CARLISLE, INI).

Deiavan A. Smith. 66 years old, died today at his home. 208 N. Second st., after an illness of nearly two years' duration from an affection of the throat. He has never been confined to his bed on account of his illness and hi3 death was sudden. The deceased was born In Jamestown, N. Y., in 18 50. He came to Niles from South Rend in 1 71 and for a number of years conducted a hotel known as Hotel 52. He returned to South Rend, but about nine years ago he returned to Niles. He was engaged In the hotel business in South Rend also. He is survived by a widow. The funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon and will be under Masonic

auspices. The body will be taken

to Mishawaka for burial. Miss Mabel Greenwood of Chicago

and W. F. McNulty of Evanston. ! 111., were united In marriage Monday afternoon at St. Mary's Catholic I church by Rev. Fr. Ducat. The bride;

last season held the position as trimmer for Miss Covill of this city. Mr. and Mrs. McNulty left today for The Dells, Wis., where they will spend their honeymoon. They will reside at Evanston. Dr. John Milburn of Hampton, Conn., is a guest of his mother, Mrs. J. D. Milburn. Mrs. Lucy Perkins of Des Moines, la., Is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Rrahaney. Miss Winifred Smith of Riverside. Ca! if., who has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Qreenamyer, will leave Tuesday for Detroit for a visit.

All ladie are invited to attend the first public meeting of the Olive Township Women's Franchise league. Saturday, July 23. at 2 o'clock, in the high school auditorium. Pan Pyle of South Rend will deliver the address. Mrs. J. C. Ross of Elkhart, president of the l"th district, and Mrs. S. L. Fickenscher of South Rend will also be present. A social hour will follow the address. Prof. W. G. Rb ler of Chicago was in town Monday. Miss Harriet Rorden has gone to Kokomo for a two weeKs' visit with Miss Virginia Armstrong.

Miss Reatrice Kendall of Grand Rapids is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Mark Van Dusen. Miss Lucy Lan? was home from Valparaiso, over .Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Rexinger. Misses Mary McManus, Alvena Kexinger, Mamie Häuser and Helen and Lois Carr motored here from Chicago Saturday, returning Sunday. They were accompanied home by Mrs. H. W. Rexinger, who has been a guest the past three weeks of New Carlisle relatives. Mrs. Robin Woolman was hostess at the last fortnightly meeting of the Delta Rcta Phi sorority. Mr. and Mrs. Al Phillips visited friends in Michigan City Sunday. Watson Wykoff of South Rend spent Monday with relatives here. Mis Hattie Rorden was in Hammond Sunday. Mrs. E. Ii. Maudlin entertained the C. C. club Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rrummitt were in South Rend Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hauser spent Sunday with New Carlisle relatives.

Miss Rernice Ritter. Mrs. Rert Chivingtcn and daughter Neva of River Park visited with relatives and friends here Tuesday. Charles Newhouse and W. A. Kenheart was In Walkerton on business Monday. A. G. Arnold is visiting relatives and friendi, at Lafayette. Charles Rrenan of Chicago is Mending the week with his aunt, Mrs. J. E. Stroup. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Meyers visited t the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. S'troup Sunday. Miss Marie McDonald spent Tuesday evening with Miss Mary Stroup. Ed Mathews and daughter Dorothy of Jackson. Mich., are visiting bis sister, Mrs. Hickson. Mr. and Mrs. Hickson and daughter Alice spent Sunday at South

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FIVE POINTS, IND.

NORTH LIBERTY, IND.

Mrs. Charles Olinger was called to Crumstown Saturday on account of the illness of her father, Mr. Robertson. Charles Olinger spent Sunday. The Misses Dean Finch, Kdith Folk and Fern Williams are delegates to the Epworth league contention at Rattle Ground this week. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Durey and Mr. and Mrs. James Lewsader and F. S. Stroup motored to Hammond and surrounding towns Sunday, returning by the way of South Rend. Miss Nellie Pennal of Four Acre, Ird., spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles Rlese. The Misses Laura Holderman and Jessie Worste- w.-nt to Union Mills, Ind., for a week's visit with Miss Holderman's relatives.

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Mrs. Francis Zeltner and Mrs. Cragg of .outh Rend spent Tuesday with the former's sister, Mrs. William Trumhle. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hölston spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown of Crumstown. then motored to North Liberty. Walkerton, Mill ('reek and various places. Mr. and Mrs. Judson WcnricK were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Ritter Sunday afternoon. J. Newhouse spent Sunday at Hudson lake. Claude Lindsey and family motored to Galien Wednesday night. Miss Mary Taylor of outh Rend was a Sunday guest of Miss Gertrude Stroup. Miss Alice Arnold visited Miss Mary McCarty at South Rend from Saturday until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wise were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Lindsey. Mrs. C. E. Raymond has returned to her home in Importe after spending several days with her brother, Walter Wrase. Mrs. Kobuske visited her sons. Martin and John Kobuske and families, at this place Sunday. Mrs. F.illian Winslow of Whiting is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkeson. The Misses Rernice Rensberger and Alice Stroup spent Sunday with

Mr. and Mrs. Moses Käser and Mr

and Mrs. C. T. Ivaser and daughter, Kuby. attended the Kaser reunion, held at the home of Fredrick Smith, west of Fakevill. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Metzger and son, George of Sumption F'rairie. Mr. and Mrs. Max Konzon and daughter. Dorothy, spent Sunday at Hudson lake. Mrs. A. J. Witmer of East Chicago .-pent Friday and Saturday with her ucice. Mrs. George Darkus. Little William, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Geide is ill. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Brown spent Monday at the home of their daughter. Mrs. Wayne Swigart at Crumstown. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Yost and little son. Kenneth of Wharton, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Holston. Mrs. John Critchly and little son left Monday for a visit with relatives and friends at Yarmouth, Noria Scoetia. Misses Anna and Esther Reichanadter were in South Rend Saturday. Mrs-. Cytme Hoke of South Rend and Itnogcne Darkus are visiting relatives in East Chicago. Mr. .and Mrs. Stanley Piers and children of this place, and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William M'Keel of South Rend, motored to Rarron lake Sunday. Word was received here early Tuesday morning of the death of Mr?. W. J. McDonald of near Knox, who was operated upon at Epworth hospital the week before. Mrs. McDonald was a sister of James Williams of this place.

NAPPANEE, IND.

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Delbert Oswald fell from a bicycle and broke his left arm. Mr. and Mrs. Roose were Walkerton visitors1 over Sunday. Josephine Fintier of Elkbart is spending a few weeks with Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Scott. Ralph Mitchell is spending the week with his grandmother at Syracuse. The track which had een laid to haul gravel north of tu:n is being moved to Wakarusa. Tne remainder of the gravel on this road will be hauled out from Wakarusa. Rev. I'arks. pastor of the Presbyterian church has been confined to his home on account of illness. Dr. J. C. Iricket of Winona college occupied his pulpit last Sunday. Some fresh air children will be brought from Chicago this week. They will spend two weeks with Nappanee families. The lire department was called out Tuesday morning to put out a fire in the rear end of William Grassblacksmith shop. The damage was small.

NORTH LIBERTY

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Oscar Engelage returned to Peru Saturday evening after siting his his wife's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Powman. Mrs. Engelage remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Styer spent Sunday ir Plymouth with their parents. Mrs. Ketchmark returned to her home at English lake, after visiting with relaties for a week. Iris Cullem spent Saturday evening at Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schroder of South Rend were week end guests f Mr. Schroder's father and sister, south of town. H. R. Williams received the sad news of the death of his sister. Mrs. William McDonald of Ober. Fnd., who died at Epworth hospital. Charles Van Winkler. Arthur RuI el and family and Sarah Rupel of North Liberty, and Mr. and Mrs. Esfelt and Mrs. John Gates of Chicago, who were the guests of EupeK motored to Michigan City Sunday for nn outing. Raymond Gayes and family. Joe Holmes and family and Mr. and Mrs. James Holmes were called to Tippecanoe. Mich., on account of the serious illnes if their mother. They are making the trip in the Gayei p utomo-ile.

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