South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-27
PLYMOUTH. IND.

George Rice OF Lafayette is visiting
a week with Otto Robbins.
Mrs. William EVERY. who has been
here from Indianapolis visiting Mr.
Everiy's daughter Mrs. Harry Lam
son. returned home Tuesday.
Section 10 OF the Ladies' Aid so
ciety gave a reception social Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. b. C..
Southworth.
The senior nigh school class pic
nicked at the HumrichOuser cottage at
Pretty lake Monday.
Charles Phillips is III at his home
on y walnut ST.
Mrs. Gail Parks and children have
arrived from Salt Lake City and she
viii keep house for her father, A.
North.
Mrs. }. VI. Steele has returned from
South Dakota. where she was called
two weeks ago by the serious illness Of
her mother
Mrs. Ira Kitch and Mrs Ben Mitter-
lirg left Monday for Culver for visit
with relatives.
Bernard Mcfarland. 11-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY McFar-
land OF Burr oak. was seriously in
jured Sunday evening about o'clock
by being run over by an automobile.
Both legs were broken and his face
was terribly cut The boy was leading
a horse along the side OF the road.
The horse became frightened at the
automobile and the boy. in trying TO
get out OF the way OF the horse step
ped in front of the machine. lie was
brought 10 the Plymouth hospital. An
operation was performed and the
physicians in charge hope for recOv-
cry.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Har-
k'ns. a son. May p.
Born to MT and Mrs. William Hart
r18n a daughter Monday. May "a.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Earl GOtt-
scfialk. a daughter. Monday May "a.
James Nathan Craig SO years old.
died Tuesday morning at 4 O'Clock at
has home. $40 South st. He had been
IL poor health for more than year
and for the past four weeks had been
confined 10 bed. He is survived by
wife and one son Elvin. six years old:
enc brother. Samuel Of Nappanee, and
? sister. Mrs. Carl Switzer of this city.
The funeral Will be held on Thursday
from the United Brethren church at
2:2O n. m. Services will be conducted
By Rev c. +. Enyeart
William A. Reslar, As years old,
1906 W Laporte St, was killedG by
q fast freight train at about o'clock
Monday evening. lie was born near
Plymouth and had lived here all his
life lie is survived by two brothers,
CLAYTON OF Chicago and Mitchell in
Missouri: also two sisters Mary at
home and Mrs. Alice Humphrey Of
Tyner
Mrs. Charles Myers spent Tuesday
in Argos with Mrs Fred Shaffer, who
Is i'll
Mrs. Marshall Logan has gone TO st.
Louis. Mo-. to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Alta Lidholm.
Marriage licenses were Issued TO
CLAYTON L. Rhoade. teacher. and
Miss Vida T. Schlosser, both of Bre-
men: Charles A. Thomas farmer, and
Miss Ethel NJ. Warnacut. both of In
wood
Rev. J. Q. Mozier Of South Bend
Was in Plymouth Tuesday to preach
the funeral Of Mrs York
Albert Morrill, OF Franklin, Penn,
visited Monday and Tuesday with his
aunt. Mrs. w NJ. Wagner and cousin,
Mrs. r. p. CoOns.
Mrs. James +. Tains and daughter,
Miss Frances, went to TT. Wayne
Tuesday morning FOR a visit
BeeCher Stout arrived i'm the city
Tuesday after an absence of two
months i'm Wisconsin.
Arthur Clough OF Plymouth. boy
scout won the scholarship at Culver
Military academy i'm the high school
students summer camp drill. The
scholarship is i'm the Culver school
and entities its winner TO regular stu
dent privileges.