South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-19
PLYMOUTH, IND.

Miss Saza McMaster and niece, Hiss
Esther Forbes, are visiting in Indi-
annapolis this week.
The Misses Beatrice Soldiers and
Lellah Croker went 10 South Bend
where they will visit for "a week
J.. j. Girten and family and Mrs
Ruth Hostetler are on 10 days visit
10 the east.
George Kruger. jr., is quite i'll 1T mis-
home on North Walnut st
John 6. Kuhn arrived here Monday
morning from oklahoma City. Okla
where he has been since leaving
Plymouth six years ago.
Glen Seybold left Monday on a three
weeks vacation 10 points in northern
Michigan.
The first band concert of the season
will be held at Plymouth Wednesday
evening, Aug. Is.
The workers and winners Bible
class of the VI. +. church will meet
at the Methodist parsonage Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Starret. who has been quite i'll
OF typhoid fever at her home on y.
Walnut ST.. was better Monday.
Mrs. Harriet Crowley left Monday
for Washington where she Will visit
her daughter. Mrs Herbert Seybold
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm
Johnson on Sunday, Aug. .. a son.
Mrs. Johnson was formerly Miss Lulu
Williams.
The funeral Of DR.. F. NJ. Burkett
was held at the home on y Center
st. at $3.50 Monday afternoon. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. w. c.
Logan of the Presbyterian church and
burial took place at Oak Hill GEM
etery.
DR. James II. Kizer of Inwood, for
many years coroner of Marshall
~ Il OF Ii 1. 4
i O'Clock Sunday morning from a.
stroke Of paralysis. The funeral was
held at l o'clock Monday afternoon.
services being conducted by Rev. Mr.
Hogan of the Inwood Methodist
church. The burial was in Oak Hill
cemetery at Plymouth. His wife and
two sons survive him.
There~will be a sock social at the
Christian church tabernacle on Friday
evening.
The little daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Giffin of y. Michigan St is quite i'll.
Howard Wilson of New York ar
rived in Plymouth Tuesday evening
to spend his two weeks vacation with
his brother Frank and other relatives.
Mrs. Allen Cole was visiting rela-
tiyes in South Bend While there
they had a picture taken comprised
of Mrs. Cole. Mrs. LYDIA Hummel.
Mrs. Maude Hathaway Mrs. Samuel
Palmer and little Lois Palmer max
ing five generations. Mrs. Cole is rs
years old and is an aunt to theN great
grandmother of little Lois Palmer.
who is II months old. Another re-
markable feature is that each of the
members of this group is the only liv-
ing one in her immediate family.
Miss Eva Jane Bollman left Tues
day afternoon for Saco, Mont, where
she will teach school the coming year
She Will reside with her sister, Mrs.
r. +. Allen.
The MCGOWAN reunion will be held
Wednesday at Bremen.
The condition of George Baxter
shows growing weakness and decline
each day.
Mrs Joseph Holzbauer left Tuesday
for a short visit in Valparaiso.
Adam Zumbaugh. one of the old
residents of this county. died on Tues
day morning at 40 at his home on
+. Laporte st, aged IS years, three
months and six days. Mr.. Zumbaugh
was born in Summit county. o.. MAY
II, 1887. He was united in marriage
TO Miss Mary Kepler. April II. 1868.
To this union were born three chill
dren, The last five weeks he has
been confined to his bed with cancer
OF the stomach lie leaves a wife
two children Peter Of Twin lakes and
Mrs. OrOn Hoover Of this city, ten
grandchildren and one great grand
child. He also leaves three brothers
Mrs. Mary Glass has gone to To-
ledo to spend several weeks with her
daughter
Lester MCGOWAN and family of Chi
cage are here for weeks stay with
relatives.