South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-18
Late News from
Surrounding Towns
PLYMOUTH.


Mrs. Christine la Brash died Mon
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home
of her sister. Mrs. William Bradley,
near Twin lakes. She had been i'll
Tor year, the direct cause Of her
death being complications. Mrs La
Brash was "a years old and leaves one
son, Charles OF Chicago, two sisters,
Mrs. Belle Outcalt Of Plymouth and
Mrs. William Bradley one brother,
Jesse Schlosser, Of Nebraska, also sur
wives her The funeral was held at
the Presbyterian church Thursday aft
ernOOn at $3.50 o'clock with inter-
ment at Oak Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Isadora o. Rust wife OF War
rem Rust Of GrOveTtown died Saturday
at II o'clock. The cause Of her death
was cerebral apoplexy She was 90
years old. The funeral was held on
Monday with interment at Grovertown
cemetery.
The new curfew bell that has been
suspended in the belfry of the engine
house rings at o'clock and il is un-
lawful for any child under the age of
8 TO be walking on the streets of the
city unless accompanied by parent or
guardian after that time. The bell
was rung Tuesday night for the first
time.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Lerch have re-
turned TO Chicago after a weeks visit
with Mrs Bert CRUDE.
Mrs. Julia Blaine with her son Oil
Yer. has gone to Vanwert. Ohio. where
she Will visit with her mother
The Builders class of the German
church viii serve orange marmalade,
pine apple, honey. sundaes or ice
cream and cake at the home of Miss
Irene Olrich Wednesday evening.
Relatives who went to visit Mrs.
Harvey Miner at kokomo. report that
20 years ago and kept a restaurant
where the Grand hotel stands
Robert Buck has come home from
Chicago AID viii spend the rest of the
week with his mother. on Saturday
he expects 10 start with his father
for the Philippines.
\ daughter was born Sunday night
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Scott. She has
been given the name OF Dorothy Lo-
retta Scott
Twins a boy and girl, were born
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. George Ames
They are named Willow Dean Ames
and Walter Dean Ames.
j. +. Bergman went TO Culver Tues
day 10 visit the family OF his son. Ed
ward.
Miss Matilda Pesch has gone to Fox
Lake. Ill. for a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. LOta Weinberg. formerly Miss
Leota Casper OF Three Rivers. Mich.
is visiting her parents and grandpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs Marion Welch,
east Of the city.
Walter Thayer has accepted a po-
sition with the Heinz company and
Will commence work Wednesday at
TippeCanOe as MANAGER.
J. NJ Smith OF Brooklyn. Iowa. has
been visiting the family Of George
Eckert for the past week has left on
an extended eastern trip.
Prof. p. :. J. Johnson OF Columbus.
Ohio. has been engaged 10 address the
public under the auspices OF the /. Il.
;. A. Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock in Kuhn's hall His subject
will be The Overthrow OF Satans
Empire"
John Y Wiltfong has returned
from weeks vacation with his sons.
DR. G. q. Wiitfong of Chesterton. and
Arthur OF Inuiaua Harbor
Or. ]. III. Boss OF Weir. Kansas. and
p. r. earn or lymOuth purchased the
Plymouth sanitarium and hospital
building and fixtures on Monday for
the sum OF $1,000.
Samuel SChlosser went to Lakevflle
Tuesday morning 20 be gone a few
DAYS on a business trip.
Mrs. Leon Stephenson and Mrs. ].
A. Miller of Bourbon changed cars
here Friday morning enroute TO South
Bend 70 visit with relatives
Miss Gail Caslon OF Inwood went TO
South Bend Tuesday to take II C
Lesson.
3. NJ. Becknee OF South Bend was
IN Plymouth Tuesday on business.