South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-05
INDIANA AND
MICHIGAN BRIEFS

MICHIGAN BRIEFS |
MARION.-W. :. Suvers has return
ed from Tippecanoe lake bringing
with MIN zoo pounds Of ash OF the
cisco species The cisco is a deep
water fish rarely encountered during
warm weather fishing.
NEW LISBON. - The Christian
church. which has been remodeled
viii be rededicated sunday Rev. G.
W. Caudle Of indianapolis Will preach
! the dedicatOry sermon. The ladies of
the church will serve a free chicken
dinner and Will be prepared for az
least soc people.
NOBLESVILLE.-W DeAIoss of
this city has gone to Richmond TO
take charge Of the laundry depart
ment of the Eastern Indiana Insane
hospital DeMoss Is an expert in the
laundry business.
HARTFORD CITY-There were
only = fire alarms here during the
past IL months and 10 were false
alarms. This city has a voluntary
fire department the expense of which
will be about $500 for the year.
TERRE TE-Exhaustion and
troncho- pneumonia, following a gun
shot wound in the abdomen were the
causes given in the report of Coroner
+. II. Jet at the inquest held in the
death of Peter Feller, a deputy sheriff, !
who was shot by Wesley Mitchell on
election day Mitchell is held on a |
murder charge.
COLUMBUS.-Jam Harmon of
Indianapolis lectured here on safety
first TO representatives of local public
service companies. A meeting will be
held Tuesday night TO organize a per-
manent safety first" movement.
FIT. WAYNE.-While five Of the !
county prisoners were cleaning up the |
banks of the Maumee river here, one /
of them. George Stewart, made good !
his escape. The guard was talking to |
Stewart when the fog came down. He /
kept on talking, thinking Stewart was /
there. When the fog lifted he was
gone.
CONNERSVILLE- high |
above her head into a cupboard, Gar /
net. five-year- old daughter of Mr.. and /
Mrs. Melvin RynearsOn, took a bottle /
from the shelf and swallowed three |
ounces Of iodine, thinking it was cough |
syrup. Physicians worked with the !
child three hours before she revived |
NOBLESVILLE.--RO Maddox. |
site agent for the United States treas
cry department, after spending two |
days in this city looking for location |
for the proposed pOstotfice building, (
has decided on a sit at the southwest /
corner Of S. Ninth st. and Maple av.
HARTFORD CITY. - Reports by
campaign treasurers filed here show |
the following contributions and ex-
penditureS: Democrats, received |
$702.50, spent $575.S2; progressives.
received $253.35, spent $241.15; re-
publicans, received $116.75, spent !
$115.40. /
NEW ALBANIA rush export or
der received by the New Albany Ho-
siery Mills Co. started the plant at its
fullest capacity and the management
believes similar orders will keep the
plant busy for a long time.
LAPEL.-Rev. L. E. Markin. pastor
of the NJ. +. church of Middletown,
has purchased an interest in the Lapel |
News. He has been engaged in pub /
fishing the Ladies Aid at Middletown. |
He will take active part in the Lapel ;
publication and also Will continue TO |
preach at Middletown.
WABASH.-While passing the open
ing of an alley here, Floyd Circle, 10 !
years old, was severely burned when |
two men hurled carbolic acid on him. |
His face and neck were burned The |
men escaped.
HAMMOND.-Walt Connors. a !
young society man of Indiana Harbor.
has been arrested charged with en-
bezZlement. COnnors was collector
for the East Chicago Water Co. and IL |
is said his accounts show a shortagei
OF $4,000.
TIPTON.-It was necessary for
Bonnie Jackson to show the county
clerk the record in the old family
Bible before the clerk would issue a
marriage license for her and Everett
Jeffries, IS years old. The clerk |
could not establish her age as 16 by
the dates that she first gave.
SEYMOUR. - Heavy guard rails
were all that prevented an interurban
car from leaving a trestle on the In
dianapolis, Columbus & Southern |
traction line seven miles north Of this
place when the car struck two horses
and was derailed. The horses were
grazing near the approach TO the