South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-22
BRIEFS.

HASTINGS.-Bar county's board
Of supervisors held a special session
today 10 choose county livestock
agent who will fight cholera
FtTON RAPIDS.-Pres't &. H.
Cus;e. of the State Gingseng Growers
asso, iation says that the meeting of
the state organization. TO be held at
Coopersville in August, will be the
mos important the association has
ever held.
JACFION.-The man who was
killed Ly Michigan Central passen-
ger train here was Henry Senerstick,
home unknown, who recently left the
McGrcgor mission at Detroit. The
body Will be sent 10 Ann Arbor
DIMONDALE.-The Lake Shore
Railroad company will rebuild the
combination freight house and grain
elevator that was destroyed 10y fire.
STANDISH. - The baccalaureate
sermon TO the graduates of the county
normal and high school was preached
by Rev. \. l.. Butler Of the First
Methodist church.
GAYLORD.-NIis Maurine Mitchell
one Of the j students 10 graduate
from the Gaylord high school this
year. has attended Is consecutive
years without having been absent or
tardy.
IRON RIVER.-Emil Nyquist. liv-
ing near Iron River. has captured a
large number OF prizes for potato
raising At recent competition he
was awarded fifth place for the
United States in this field.
HASTINGS.-The Hastings firemen
broke all speed records here in a trial
test in the presence of 1900 persons.
Just 80 seconds after the alarm was
turned in a stream of water was play
ing three long blocks away.
STANDISH-The Arenac County
Sunday School association Just closed
an enthusiastic two day session at
Turner. +. X. Mohr spoke and Pres't
j. III. Nesbit of Maple Ridge presided.
The next tri-county association meet
ing Will be held at LuptOn in October.
SHERIDAN.-Charg with Ering
"a revolver at his sweetheart. Miss
Marie Kirby. Mace Remsen was ar
rested here. Miss Kirby was talking
To Lester Brandenburg. a friend of
the family, when the shot was fired.
KOKOMO.-Nrs Elizabeth Jack
son, 60 years old, is suffering from
injuries caused by the collapse of
folding bed.
RICHMOND.-Tired Of political
methods which he characterizes as
"undignihed even i'm ward heelers,"
Charles Jordan has declined 10 be
candidate for reelection as a mem
Der OF the school board
RICHMOND.-Mr Fred Petty
arose from her sick bed and rode on
a cot in a baggage car beside the
casket Of her husband hat she might
attend the funeral services at Balm
bridge. Petty was killed when he
fell from box car.
NASHNLLE.-Le Weddle.
farmer living near Helmsburg, was
made unconscious by the sting of bees
which ne was attempting TO swarm.
HUNTINGTON-When the auto in
which she was riding collided with
an lnterurban. Mrs. Jennie Davis was
hurled under the wheels Of the car.
The motorman stopped the car in
time 10 save her life.
KOKOMO.-The sheriff OF Howard
county IS irving 10 find the person
who put Paris green i'm the COW feed
at Aaron Oeardorff's dairy farm Six
COWS probably will die as a result OF
the deed.
PLY MbCTH.-Lewis A. Brown. 20
years ola, assistant freight agent for
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad. was run
over by "A freight car Monday after
noon and his lcf' leg was severed
from the body close 10 the hip His
loot slipped as he was. attempting 10
jump ON car
MELANCHOLY WOMEN
Women should understand that
meiancnoly. commonly called the
Blues" is i'm nine times out of ten
q pure sNmnrnm Of snnn nrRanic de-