South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-31
LOUIS LEGEITY.

a spirit Of sadness and of JOY COM
bined prevailed at the court house
Thursday where the finishing touches
were being put on the terms work by
the various members of the old regime
who must now step down and out.
The sadness was in it al because the
familiar scenes and the familiar work
must be laid aside forever, but the
joy was there also because the pros
pect of rest and of travel perhaps
was not unWelcome after the years of
toll.
The departing officials are not all
certain as TO what they will do. Sher-
if Swanson is considering the prOpo-
sition Of locating in the country
where health prosperity and content
ment dwell. Trustee Kruger is not
fully decided as to his course but it
is not improbable that he will again
enter the employ Of the StUdebakers
or the divers for whom he has
worked Judge Van Fleet. it has been
announced. will return to his law
practice and viii be in partnership
with Schuyler Hubbell. ]. \. Jester,
who has served as bailiff OF the SUI
periOr court. will again take up his
work as a carpenter and contracting
carpenter.
ChistOphs TO Travel.
Frank Christoph, county clerk. and
his wife Will spend the coming year
in travel as will also Frank Christoph,
jr The latter will go at once to Dia-
mOnd Lake, Mich. where he will visit
for a week with George LowitZ after
which he viii visit in Illinois and i'm
Iowa. On Jan / > he will leave for
San Francisco from whence he viii go
10 Japan 1t is his intention 10 go
around the world if conditions in Eu-
rope viii permit
Mr.. and Mrs ChrstOph will leave
on Jan. , for New Orleans from
where they will go to Havana. then to
/ Colon. Panama. through the canal
and back and then again to New or
! leans from whence they will 90 10
Phoenix. Ariz.. and to san Francisco.
They will tour the west. visit the grand
canyon. and then return TO South
Bend from where they Will motor to
| New York.
The change I'm the offices is being
made quietly and with no Interrupt
| ton &C. the work inasmuch as the
new o-sicials have made themselves ia
miliar with the work during the last
| few weeks a called meeting of the
| bar association was held late in the
! afternoon in the superior court room
where q formal vote of appreciation
was given to the retiring Judge.
BatsOn to Remain.
| Frank BatsOn remains as court
stenographer for the superior court.
IN the sheriff's office after Friday viii
| be the new sheriff. with John Gully.
now deputy clerk and Frank Niedz-
godski as deputy sheriffs O. \. King
| becomes turnkey at the Jail.
! Noorde takes possession of the Of
| fee of township assessor and his
deputies are Armand Horenn. J. Wes-
! ley Hill and James O. Smith. John
! ii. TruaN is the new county assessor
and he has appointed as deputy his
| son. Roscoe TruaN.
George Raab. who succeeds Frank
| Christoph has appointed his brother
John. as his chief deputy Miss Helen
Dickey remains in the office as record
clerk Stanley H. Tobolski has been
Iappointed deputy clerk to wait upon
! the superior court. while Louis Segety
succeeds Frank ChristOph jr.. as
probate clerk and clerk OF the circuit
| court
Tobolski Well known.
Stanley Tobolski is one of the we'll
| known young men of the west end,
having lived i'm this city during his
entire lifetime He has had superior
/ educational advantages. He spent
l four years in \otre Dame university
and also five years at ST CYrll college
/ in Chicago where he took mp a
medical course. His many friends
are loud in their praise Of him as
young man with "a record above re-
proach and with ability and ideals
certain To- put him rapidly in the fore
front.
Louis Segety was born in Hungary
| in 1883. but was brought TO this city
when he was only two years old. He
/ mas lived here ever since MS arrival
/ from the old country and during the
! last 10 years has been the support of
1 q widowed mother. In 1893 ne enter
ed the employ of the Singer Sewing
Machine co. where he rapidly ad-
! vanced from the position Of cabinet
maker to that of departmental fore
I man He is one of the most iniiuen-
| tial young Hungarians i'm the city lie
was instrumental i'm having erected
] the Magyar HaZ on Chaplin ST tie
was financial secretary for that or
tglnization for three years and ne Is
now president OF the Magyar Athletic
! club During the last two years ne
| has lead "a pennant-winning baseball
! team in the factory league
NEW YORK-AIrs. Jennie Bush
/ kin. who has ignored the "hobble
/ skirt style. owes her life 10 that fact.
1 ha IN,