South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 245, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 September 1916 — Page 12

12 ITSOTAY TTTTSIXG. STTITOmiTTt 1, 1010. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES NEWS FROM TOWNS SURROUNDING SOUTH BEND

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John Ohle s;cnt - in'lay in Chicago. Mp!. Jarr.rs Ilonlne anrl little riuustiur. Sar:ih riiz.il.fth of Houth IV-rd. ufre tr-jv.ts of the former's aunt, Mrs. I;iM Hro'.vn l.in w-k. Mrs. Willi. mi Krlly an-1 little son of South lml are -.siting hrr parents. Mr. an.l Mrs. rra Taylor. Mr?. Haml.J I'knan ami little Foa of Hllls'lalM, Mi'h., :u-- pufsts of ilr. and Mr. Waltf-r Krkr.ian. Mr. and Mrs. William Vaughn and little son oi South r.cn 1 wcto guotts at the- Taiki!s home Sunday. Mrs. rifzrau I'rown an 1 daughter, Alice pent Thursday in South P.end. Oliver ilauMitz-! of ''rumtown road .per.t Sunday .vith Otto Taylor. Mrs. Adelsh-rr of South Ind Fpent the ---k end with hr dauhterf. Mrs Max Konzen and Mrs. John (leide. I-ittk- Kurinda Hay of South Hend Fpent la-t week with her grandparent. . Mr. and Mrs. John Holston. Mrs. William I.rennan and datichten Helen ar.d Ix.retta of South Fiend were cruests of Mrs. Max Konzen Thursday. Mrs. John ;eid and son William Fpent Sunday with Mr. Oxide's mother in South I'.end. Mr. and Mrs. Omvor Taylor of T?ran h, Mir h., are the parents of a baby Kirl. Mr. an.l Mr. Taylor formerly residerl liere. Georso rarkis and daughter Imoene of this plare and Isaac Weaver of South IN-nd attended the "Weaver family reunion held at lierrien Hrirp-r?. Mich., Sunday. Ks bort Taylor was asreenh.y surrrisel by his friends to help him celebrate his ICth Wirthday Monday evening. Music and tram es were enjoed and refreshments were served. Mr. anrl Mrs. Clarem- Milliken of noar Iydick are the parents of a baby boy. Mrs. Miliken was formerly Miss Myrtle Cri.st of this place. The Youncr Indies' class of Monfon chapel will hold a social at the liome of thir teacher. Mrs. Ell.i Carlton. Division st. road. Thursday even in::. Mr. and Mrs. Jame Williams and daughter drraldine attended the Williams family reunion held at the borne of his brother in North Liberty Sunday. Itobert Chamberlain of South lie ml is spendint; the week with his cousin. Iiiiotrone Park us. NORTH LIBERTY, IND Mr?, William McKesson went to South P.end Tuesday for a visit with I:r daughter, Mrs. Oscar Maxie, Donald st. Mr. and Mrs. S. Carrol and daughter, MaybeM, left .Monday for a trip throuKh the eat and (Canada. Mrs. J. I,, loused a spent Tuesday at South P.end. M. Hessler h;ts moved his store Tecently bought here to L'i!iz, his home. Mrs. C. A- Carr has returned from nn extended trio at Detroit. Charles Keck spent Tuesday in South P.end on business. A. Hostettler and family spent Tuesday at South P.end. Alva McKessen returned from a fhort trip at Tyner and Plymouth. Ind. Monday. Mrs. I). K. Keim spent Monday and Tuesday at South I lend. Kdna McKessen. Cleo Ixltrer, Cleo Stelle und a number of others .tre atteiidinic institute at South Ilcrwl this week. Miss Lucy Shenaman spent Sunday with friends at Warren, Ind. STOVERVILLE, IND. Mr. and Mrs. Karl P.ritton of t-Jouth Peru moved to this place last wevk. Mirs Lul.t Hill ?ient Monday with Zeld.i 1-Yi'k at Koseberry'. Ind. W. L. Schäfer is buildimr a new residence. Mrs. Ann J.irjntth of South P.end is sjx'ndini; a few days with her t-iyter. Mrs. C. W. Palmer. Harry Palmer was in South Pend on business 'Hiesilay. Wm. Chaney lst a valuable "mrso a.-t week. John Hill, who has boon sick, is reported some better. Mrs. Kinlerm Palmer and Harry Palmer of this place and Mrs. Malel S-hat'er and family of palmers Prairie were ruev-ts of Presented by Nature Conserved by Science India Tea satisfies the

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Mrs. J. K. Iach Sunday at IPjklrk, Ind. The Mis?es Duncan of South Tend spent Tuesday with their grandparents, Mr. ami Mrs. James Dunn. Mayor Mover of this place '.vas In South P.end on business Monday. If reports are true, thp Turkey Creek road will be Improved next year. Miss Marie Schäfer of Palmers iTairie Fpnt Monday evening with her grandmother, Mrs. Kmberson Palmer. Frank Mayor of South IVnd was here on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hill spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wahl at Woodland, Ind. The public schools of this place will open Monday pfter a vacation of four months. Several from this place attended the fair at Importe this week.

NEW CARLISLE, IND. Olive township teachers are attending the County institute in session at Soutb liend this week. Schools will open Monday, Sept. 4. Funeral services for A. TI. Garoutte, ex-township trustee of Olive township, who passed away Saturday evening at his home here, were held at the residence Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. m., Hev. J. S. Van Orman of the Christian church othciatintr. Purial was in the New Carlisle cemetery. Mr. (laroutte is surveved by his wife, Olive Ackley Garoutte, three sons, Paul Horace and Thomas and four daughters Klla, Olive, Beatrice and Martha Garoutte. all at home. One brother, .lames (laroutte of Ienver, Col., also survives. He was 4 years of age and had lived in this -inity all of his life. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hice are parents of a son born Aim. 26. Miss Ardesea Kinney is the truest of her uncle. Pert Kinney and family of Klkhart. Misses Mildred Pinckert and Dot Van Dusen went to Niles Thursday for several days visit with relatives. Watson Wykoff of South Pend is spending several days with relatives here. Henry Weiserber of Salina. Kan., visited New Carlisle friends Monday. Mrs. Wilma Malsburtr of Indianapolis is a truest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Itaustead. Miss Sara Uedding has returned from llloominston, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. H. Juday and children were guests of relatives at liristoi and South Bend, Monday and Tueflay. The Frame family reunion was held at Hudson lake Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holoff and family and Mrs. J. P. Piatt and trrandson were guests, Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs. Garwood of Laporte. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Inwood of touth Bend visited Mr. and Mrs, James Huston Sunday. Mrs. Ixra Dickey of Chicago is a Ernest of relatives and friends here. Mrs, George Valentine of Benton Harbor is a guest of her sister. Miss Mary Gilson. Work has begun on the John Emery' road in Hudson township. It is to bo constructed of b.ick. MT. PLEASANT, IND. U Mr. ami Mrs. Elmer McDonald and daughter, Marie, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dunn Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs, Kdd Knoblock visited friends in iouth Pendd Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Himer Hogers, Mrs. Hannah Hardman of South Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hardman of North Liberty, visited at the home of Burr Fields Sunday. Jacob Miller is quite ill at the home of his son, Ora Miller. preaching services at Mt. Pleasant church every Sunday morning at 3:45; Sunday school at 11 o'clock. Kcv. Claude Young, pastor. C1IICKIIN DINMIK SKItYKI) TO A I iL on main road to Kuntz" lake, just south of North Liberty. Phone orders 10 6. D. J. A. Cripe. Caters to lodges and parties. Advt. TIIAMP FOOT POWDER for ladies Beautifully Perfumed, Stops bad odor on sweaty feet and arm pits. 2c at Coonley's. Advt.

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CASS0P0US, MICH. Mi?s Lydia Nixon hai gone to Detroit where she will attend the wedding of a relative. Dr. and Mrs. dlczen nd family of Kalamazoo were Si'.jday quests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Pollock and family. Melvin Shakes who has a position at Buchanan is visiting relatives and friends here. George Fields of Dowapiac was ai business visitor here Friday. Miss Nellie Itudd, who has been visiting rel.-'tlvcs and friends at Sheldon, N. D ar.d in Wisconsin for two months has returned. Miss Lena Kusspy is sp'-nding a vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Harwood al Jones. Cail McClain. who has a position at Buchanan spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward McClain here. An annual reunion of the Orr families was held at Diamond lake Sunday, 4 7 members beincr present. A basket dinner was served at noon and sames, contests and swimming were features of the day. In the afternoon, officers were elveted for the corning year. They were president. Frank L. Orr; vice president, Sadie Orr and secretary and treasurer, Nettie Orr. The picnic next year will be held at Diamond lake the Jirst Sunday in August. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edinger and family and Mr. anl Mrs. Joseph F. Hayden and family and ?even boys from Mr. Hayden's Sunday school clavs have returnee from EaRle lake, Edwardsburg. where they enjoyed a week's vacation. Mrs. Robert Clark has returned from Elkhart where she has been visiting friends for a few days. Mr. n.d Mrs. George Delancy and daughter Miss Doris and Mr. Hunt of Elkhart were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Itobert Clark. Edson K. Stickney of Dowaglac and Vera Cook of Hartford, Mic!:., were rrarried in the office of Justice J. Boyd Thomas in the court house Saturday afternoon and Arthur G. Smith of this county and Mrs. Alice Ho worth of Coloma. Neb., were married by Justice Eber Reynolds in his office Friday. County Clerk Robert J. Anderson has issued licenses to marry Charles H. Hess of Fort Wayne, Ind.. and Miss Florence I. Fletcher of Warsaw to John Konach and Miss Stella Zedvournl both of Dowagiac and to George H. Terry and Miss Mary E. Edmunds both of Dowagiac. Andrew W. Jones has applied for a divorce from his wife Helen H. Jones whom he mar;ied In 1896. He alleges she deserted him and would not return though he repeatedly asked her to fo so. He also maintains that she has been untrue to him. The Misses Rernetta. Poena, Cleo, Marie and Louise O'Dell have returned from Vandilia where they spent the week end with relatives. Miss Gladys Turk who visited at the home of Miss Imogene Carlisle at Edwardsburg last week has returned. Donald Rice was the lucky winner of the little Ford sidewalk runabout which was given away by the C. E. Osborne bakery. Donald was only two votes in the lead. Charles Toe of Jones was a business visitor here Monday. Prosecuting Atty. Otis Huff lodged a charge of assault with intent to r.iurder against Charles Hawks who Sunday evening shot his brother-in-law, George Copley at Vandalia. The examination of the men will be held in Justice Thomas court Sept. 7. and the case will go to trial during the September term of court which opens Sept. IS. Miss Helen Donough of Everett, Wash., has returned after the summer spent with relatives and friends here. Nelson Goodenough of Cleveland. O., has returned after spending the week end at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goodenough here. Ray Phelps of Chicago spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. O. R. Phelps. Glenn Hursen of Chicago is visiting relatives and friends here. Miss Mabel Crothers of South P.end has returned after spending a week at the home of Miss Ethel Carotters here. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Eby and son Wilson have returned from a vacation spent at Birch lake. WILLOW CREEK, IND. James C. Eberhart, who has been very ill, is slowly improving. Ivogan Emerson of Flint, Mich,, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Egar. Rev. and Mrs. S. Simont of Elkhart were entertained Sunday at the home of J. H. Womer. Arthur Robbins and wife and son Ragmont of Portage Prairie, visited Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Robbins. Mrs. A. J. Egar was a guest Monday of Mrs. William Eberl. art. Mrs. E. In.salls and daughter Wilma of St. Johns. Oregon, were guests of Mrs. Robert McKnight last week. C. C. Switzer, returned home Tuesday from Patterson, La. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Aller and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Austin. Mrs. C. Livlihood of Michigan was a guest of Mrs. E. Morse last week. Mrs. William Eberhart and children visited South Bend friends Sunday. Church services as follows: Sunday school at 10 n. m.; preaching1 at 11 u m.: prayer meeting Thursday evening.

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Battle Creek and ter spent Friday Mrs. H . D. with Mrs. Webs- ; c i: Mark ham. Frederick Helmen spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Helmen of Laporte. Andrew Zeitler spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Edward Zeltler. The Qui Vive taind Tuesday Irma Helmen. Mr. and Mrs. club will be enterevening by Miss Francis Jilette of Niles were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sossoman . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rumsey and daughter, Dorothy and Mr. Nicholas Goetzinger visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Goetzinger, a few days this week. VANDALIA, MICH. Lois Hack is at the Fred Tietard home for a few days. Mildred Green spent several days here with her grandmother. Mrs. Apted before commencins: her sehool work near Dowagiac. Mrs. Climena Willse and daughter Eva were Tuesday visitors at the Earnest Stanard home, near Jones. G. M. Viall were was a caller in Jones Tuesday. Arthur Hummel is entertaining his brother and wife of Breman. Clyde Lundy spent several days at Sycamore with Percy Ihinn and wife. Mr. Brenneman returned to his former home at Dowagiac. J. L. O'Dell and daughters of Cassopolis were Sunday visitors with Saphrance O'Dell and family. Mrs. Joseph Iveson received word Saturday of the drowning of her cousin, Charles Hogue of Decatur. n n n

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Sunday Fchool Sunday forenoon at 10 o'clock: preaching alternate every two week?, 11 o'clock in a, m. and 7:43 In evening; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pet?rson ami son CJlen attended a Harvest meeting at Pine Creek Sunday. Mrs. James Deitz and children and the Misses Emma and Alice Chapp have returned to their homes in Chicago after spending a few days' With Mr 'in.l ti-c? r - Ul,.t i Several from this place went to Ohio Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, William Matz and the latter's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wrase Sunday. Mrs. Matz and son remained to spend a few more days with her sister. Mrs. Lewis Howard and son, Freddie of Stevensville, Mich., visited with her sister, Mrs. Mable Stroup, Thursday. The Intermediate Sunday school clxss spent Sunday with ihe latter's shter, Mrs. Dayton Ritter. John Robuske and family moved to south P.end Monday. Miss Ruth Ostoff of South Bend spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. straup and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stroup and family attended a oicnic held in a grove at the home of Ii:ra Smith Sunday. Mrs. C. S. Lindsey and children were guests of her brother. Jake Shoue and family of Laporte, Sunday and Monday. Mrs. .Mary Christenson --pent Sunday at South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Holston visited at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Smouse Sunday where a dinner was given in honor of Mrs. James Deitz and children and the Misses Alice and rrrx cr HJn do rp Anticipating market SUITS unusually early period vc secured the suir, k) "nT At

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Emmi Chapp of Chicago. Covers were laid for 2. Mrs. J. Vrable and son. Francis of South Bend and Mrs. Olaf OUcrson and childrer. of Michigan City were guests of Mrs. Walter Wrase Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Boy Mallory o F.lkhart spent the week end with relatives and friends here.

NILES, MICH. Joseph Tichenor and daughter Margaret are ill with typhoid feer. Mrs. Still man Gates. Huron st.. submitted to an operation at Epworth hospital at South Bend this morning. She is in a considered critical condition. Miss Clara Wolf has returned to Detroit after spending two months' vacation with her father. David Wolf and family. Mrs. Frank Jessup and son have returned to Joliet, 111., after a visit with her brother, Sanford Soule and family. Miss Andrea Larson of Chicago is a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Larson, while enroute from a trip east. Misses E-dna and Alice Ribble went to Laporte today to visit their sister, Mrs. Wm. McLellan. Miss Elaine Tappan is in Grand Rapids to spend a week with a college friend. The bans of Miss Iens Mantke and Thomas Leonard, both of Niles, were published at St. Mary's church Sunday. The wedding will occur this f-.ll. C. W. Carpenter, who came to Niles about two years ago and opened a grocery store on Larnard st.. has sold his stock to Fred Millhahn of this city. Mr. Carpenter and family will return to South Bend. Miss PIdith Johnson of Chicago

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CKUMSTOWN, LND. Mr. and Mrs. Harry We. lei and children of New Carlisle were the guests of the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eenard Wedel. Sunday. Miss Lucille Smith spent several days last week with relatives at Lonz Island. The Misses Emma, Elsie and Carlena Perinsrer are spending the week with relatives at Mill Creek. Mrs. Perry Stroup is improving. Miss Mildred Leeper has returned to her home at Chicago after spending the past two months with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. James Day. Charles Showe of Stillwell spent Friday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Showe. Mrs. E. D, Blanchard of Niles spent several days last week at the home of Charles Rrringer. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of New Carlisle spent Sundav with 500 New MVWty O $25 and More orders for F A L L busy during tae dull PRICES. As a reC?T?T T 4 VTT DHATTi TV

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LTVK OIL -Swert as a Hickory' Vnt nut nn in Pint. And 1.? TMs-. rr-c & '.Or at Coor.ley'5. AdvtAmbition Pill s For Nervous People The great nerve ton the famous Wendell's Ambition Iills that will put icor, vim and vitalitj into nervous, tired out. ail in, despondent poople in a few davs. Anone tan buy a box for only SO cer.Ls. and Wettwk's Cut Rate Medi. ine Store is authorized by the maker to refund the purchase price if ar.None is dissati:ied with th first box j urc base L Thousands praise them for general debility, nervous prostration. ineriLil depression ar.d unstrung nerves . aused by o er-ind ulgence in ab ohol. tobacco, or overwork of any kind. For any affliction of the nervous system Wendell's Ambition Pills are unsurpassed, while for hysteria, trembling and neuralgia they are simply splendid. Fifty rents at Wettick's Cut Rate Medicine Store and dealers everywhere. Mai! orders hi led, charges prepaid by Wendell Pharmacal Co. Inc., Syra-cuse, N. V. Adv. Organdie, Voile and Batiste

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