South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 331, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 November 1918 — Page 7

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MISHAWAKA HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blackburne in Charge Announce Special Features. C. E. Blackburne. a thoroughly up-to-date and capable hotel man, has taken charge of the management of the Mishawaka hotel, the change being made on account of the resignation of Mr. DeVault. Mrs. Blackhum will be associated with her husband in the management. Mr. blackburne comes to Mishawaka from Galesburg, III., where for the past three years he has managed the Elks' home and the Soangetahu golf club. Previous to that time he was connected with several of the best hotels in Europe and on this continent, and comes to Mishawaka very highly recommended. Mr. and Mrs. Blackburne are resourceful and progressive, and their extensive experience in hotel and club management bespeaks for the local hostlery an era of success. The maintenance of a first-class hotel in this city such as is deserved and needed, will, it is pointed out, by those interested In Its success, only be possible through the cooperation and support of the people. Mr. Blackburne will offer many popular inducements to the people of Mishawaka in order to obtain their support in the undertaking. Social features, such an will appeal 5trongly to the public, will be Inaugurated, while the menus will be such as to tempt the most fastidious epicure, and at pri.Afs within the easy reach of everyone. The new arrangement has already decided on special Sunday dinners, and also on a daily business men's lunch which will be started Monday. .Othr new and attractive features will be announced in the near future. lnGH SCHOOL XOTKS. At a meeting of the War Work committee of the senior class it was

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Monn xciMEs to foltxw. decided to give an entertainment on New Year's eve. This is to be in nature of a vaudeville followed by dancing. ? The annual Knhman party which was cancelled om account of the "flu" will t-e held Dec. 10. A Thanksgiving dance will be given by the Junior class tonight in the audrtorium of the school. A contest between the boys and girls for the sale: of basketball tickets will be held. The losers will have to entertain the winners to a party i.fter the Plymouth game t be played Dec. 6. AT TIIIO IJXOOLN' THKATER. "Neighbors," will be shown at the Lincoln theater today. Madge and Johnny Hines play the feature veiling weekly showing all the parts. In addition to this the Universal weekly showing all the latest current events will be presented. An especially good Thanksgiving bill will b shown Thursday. Harry Carey will appear in "The Scarlet Drop," and an L-Ko comedy in two parts. FUX ETLUj XOTES. Services for Jacob Poolvoorde. 425 W. Sixth St., who died with influenza will be held from St. Bavo's Catholic church this morning. Rev. A. Shoekaert will officiate. Burial will be in the St. Joseph's cemetery. Funeral services for August, the three-year-old son of Mrs. Ix)uis DeMetz. E 13th st.. will be held from St. Bavo' Catholic church, this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Bev. Schoekaert officiating. Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. DOl'GLAS SHOE vrOUE. Owing to a printer's error the advertisement of the Douglas Shoe store in last evening's News-Times read that the fdore would be open until 6:30 this evening. It should have been 9:30. CHIEF PFEXDrnt ILIa Chief V. J. Pfender. who recently was ill with influenza, Is ill again and confined to his home. This store will be dosd all day Thtirsday. Open Wednesday evening. I. A. L'llmann Co. Advt. Dr. Maklelski, osteopath, Second ft. Advt. 126 W. ltf HOME PHONE 240 -li

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