South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-30
Briefs.

ATTICA.-John j. Sucker, 20 years
old. the largest landowner in Fountain
county, was seriously injured when ne
fell IS feet down a hay chute His
shoulder was broken and his back IN
jured.
GOSHEN.-Tramps are held respon-
! sible for the destruction by FIRE of
a $1,000 barn on the farm Of W. W.
Showalter. county commissioner A
large touring car was burned.
HAMMOND. - Frank Bussee. p
years old. an empl0ye OF The GTaSselll
chemical plant. went on the roof or
the plant 10 play joke on his fellow
workmen. lie did not know that the
roof was asbestos and fell through TO
the floor. he died instantly
COLUMBUS.-WhiIe a Pennsylvania
/ freight train was passing through
here someone threw an apple which
hit John Guernsey. fireman, ~ the
eye, nearly binding him. Detectives
are on the trail of the one who threw
the apple.
LINTON.-Floyd Russell. u years
old, with other boys. climbed 10 the
! skylight Of a picture theater TO watch
! the pictures. They were discovered
and young Russell jumped with his
/ bare feet 10 a brick paved alley. He
will be crippled for life.
/ EVANSVILLE-The authorities be
/ lieve that Thomas O'ConnOr. who was
found dead on the Southern railroad
! tracks, near Chandler, Ind. was muir
de.ed for his money. His throGt wee
cut.
-
\ ed Emma ROgers-Geyer divorce
/ from George Geyer. a farmer, whose
wealth is estimated at $4,000. Mrs.
Geyer was awarded $500 alimony.
Through the workings OF a Cincinnati
matrimonial agency she married
Geyer al Bryan, O.. in 1910. Thty sep
arated in 1913. At a former divorce
/ case trial held at Warsaw, IND. both
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Geyer we're denied d.
vorce. Geyer estimates his matri-
monial agency experience has cost
him $4,000.
PRINCETON-Riding face down
ward on a coaster" wagon. down -
/ inclined walk. Lawrence MayhugE. 10
years old. shot into traction car that
was passing at good speed. The boy
passed under the car between the front
and rear trucks arriving III the other
side with only a painful bump on the
head.
! NIUSKEGON. - Charles Hornyok.
three years old. is in a serious condi-
| ton. He was run down by an auGS-
mobile driven by Philip Ammca. =.
KALAMAZOO Charles Barnes OF
/ this city drove TO Elgin to see the
road races Saturday. He just returned
TO Kalamazoo minus his auto. which
someone stole.
/ KALAMAZOO.-Th Western State
/ Normal school has opened its summer
/ term with a record attendance OF
about 1000 students.
ANN -Myra r. Jordan.
dean OF women at the University Of
/ Michigan. has been advanced to full
/ professorship. Her salary will now be
! $4,000. Mrs. Jordan received her ap-
pointment as dean in 1902
YPSILANTI.-Among Michigan wo-
men, probinent in management of the
/ biennial convention of the National
/ Federation of Musical clubs at Los
Angeles. are: Mrs. Frank Garrett OF
I Ypsilanu, Mrs. w H. Jamison form
/ erly Of Grand Rapids, Miss Mary L.
! O'Donoghue formerly OF Flint
/ JACKSON.-Freder p. Neesley.
| for % years employed by the Mich
( igan Central railroad, has been made
master mechanic 10 succeed Matt .
Sherwood. who was recently killed ac-
cidentally in this city.
/ KALAMAZOO.-Frank Stadelman. a
structural irOnwOrker OF Jackson was
critically injured at the NJ. L. T. car
/ barns when he fell from "A scaffolding,
I 20 feet, striking on his head.
MUSK EGO\.-Grand Rapids was
assured the next meeting of the Mich
/ igan Federation of Typographical
unions at the session Of the organiza-
ton held here Monday afternoon
/ 1ONIA.-The Quality store was bur
glarized and SIS taken from the cash
/ registers.