South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-14
RERRIEN SPRINGS. MICH.

Mrs. Rose f. Wicon OF Falkland
was visitor at the George G. Gale
home Thursday.
Joseph Morton of Mississippi is vis-
iting his aunt, Mrs. +. A. Mason.
Atty. Charles II. Kavanagh was a
business visitor in South Bend We'd
nesday.
Anthem Eckern OF Portland, ore,
Is here looking after his interest IN
the orchard-farm south OF town, for
merly owned by clyde w Rocky. lie
estimates the peach crop TO be ZO,OVV
bushels this year
The Knights OF Columbus of South
Bend enjoyed "a days outing mere
wednesday. Games and contests made
up the afternoon program followed
By dance ia the old basket factory
in the evening
Postmaster J q. Hoopingarner and
wife were in Bronson. Mich. Wednes-
day 20 attend the amt al reunion Of
the Hoopln garner fami y This fam
ily gathering is held on the birthday
OF Mr. Hoopingarner's uncle, Gabriel
Hoopingaruer. who is 50 years old
From Bronson they will go TO An
COLA Ind. 20 attend the annual old
Settlers picnic Of Steuben county. This
is Mr.. HoOpingarner's birth place and
ne will meet many of his bOyhOOd
friends Mr. HOOpingarner is enjoy
ing . DAYS vacation from his duties
IN the pOstOffice.
Joseph Hittle and family have
moved to Buchanan.
William r. Stemm and George w.
Edison are business visitors in Chi
cago
Miss Bertha Burgoyne. head oper-
ator i'm tho Bell telephone office. is en-
ioying q two weeks vacation. Thurs
day she visited relatives in South
Bend.
s. VI. scott of south Bend has pur-
chase the Inglcright meat mark ct
and took possession Thursday. The
market will be moved into the Gar
land uilding next TO Buckman's va
Tiety store Mr.. Scott is practical
meat cutter and has been in the bust
ness for a number Of years. +. G.
Imlnel. who has been employed by
Mr. Ingleright, Will remain with Mr..
Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will move their
hOusehOld goods here next week and
have rented the house owned by T. l..
Wilkinson. opposite the court build
ings.
Mr. and Mrs r. L. Bowman were in
Benton Haybor Thursday to attend
the annual reunion of the Godfrey
family.
Miss Cora Bechtel picked a bushel
and a half OF apricOts from tree in
the rear of her home on CaSS ST. The
fruit is of fine flavor. The family
has lived there a number Of years.
but this is the first time the tree
has borne.
Miss Ruth Ingleright entertained
her class OF the United Brethren
Sunday school at her home on Cass
St Wednesday afternoon. Games were
enjoyed and dainty refreshments
served by the hostess.
The annual reunion Of the Benson
family was held at Rose Lawn, the
home of T. G.. Benson. south of town,
Thursday. Notwithstanding the rainy
day about so were present. a stump
tuOus dinner was served at noon. In
the afternoon, a program of music.
games and contests, in charge of 7.
&. Benson, was enjoyed. out of town
guests were Mr. and Mrs w. j.. San
derson Of Detroit. Mrs. George r.
Benson daughters Helen. Letoah, and
son Hazen Of Chicago: Miss Fay Hill
of Benton HarbOr and Miss Mary Cut
ting of Niles
The Lincoln chautauqua closed a
weeks session here Thursday, and
the programs presented afternoons
and evenings We're most interesting.
The average attendance was about
600 The meetings closed with pro-
choir and a lecture by Hon. ]. K Cod
ding and was considered one of the
hest of the week Mr.. Codding told
of his work as warden in Kansas state
penitentiary