South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-20

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that were present in some cars have
been entirely done away with.
CROPS BADLY DAMAGED
Loss i'm Southern Michigan is Esti-
mated at $25O,OOO.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, May Cot is
estimated Wednesday that the early
morning frost caused a loss of $780,
600 10 the fruit interests Of this
region
Grapes and strawberries have been
the hardest hit and in some districts.
/ especially the territory north and east
| of Benton Harbor. over half the crop
/ has been wiped out.
BRIEFS.
MT PLEASANT-Miss Cora Coop
/ er. stenOgrapher at the Central State
! Normal school, was married to Will
! liam Schnitzler.
OWOSSO-George Galloway. %
years old, died in a local hospital
! from injuries suffered in an accident
| at the Shiawassee power station.
HILLSDALE.-Add Johnson died
Of heart failure while hunting. His
I family discovered his body.
STURGIS.-Miss Gertrude Wenzell
ran hot curling iron into her eye
and may be partially blind as a re-
suit.
! JACKSONVILLE. - The death Of
Myrtle Aultman has reunited her di-
vorced parents. George and Mrs Let
ty Aultman.
! MUSKEGON-John 3. Cleveland,
| assistant superintendent Of the Mus
kegon public schools. has rendered
his resignation.
LANSING. Members of the Mas
| ters club, a Masonic organization,
| composed of masters and past masters
| of Masonic lodges in larger lower
peninsula cities. were guests of Cap
ital lodge, &C, f. & A. NJ
OWOSSO.-Mrs. Mary Mcbride. 70
years old, mother of James n Nc
Bride, former representative from
| Shiawassee county, and a leader in
the progressive party, died at her
home in Burton.
LANSING.-City Atty. Dunnebacke
refused to issue a warrant for Hiram
| w. Rikerd, who, while chairman of
the board of fire and police commits
siOners, sold lumber to the city. AL
derman Jacob Ferle says he will take
| the matter into the courts.
BATTLE CREEK.-A retrial in the
| Roland RAINBOW suit against the
! Michigan Central road. which was
taken from her TO Chicago, has been
| granted in circuit court of that city.
! Young RAINBOW was injured by a
! freight train and won $4,000 at the
first trial
EAST LANSING.-C. b. Waldron,
a graduate of the Michigan Agricul-
tural college of the class of 1887. has
been recently appointed dean of ag-
riculture at the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college at Fargo Mr.. Wal
derOn's former home was in Tecum-
/ sch.
EVANSVIILE.-Ch Uebinger,
"a years old. was struck by a street
car and killed.
NOBLESVILLE. - Mrs. George
Marshall of Arcadia, has received work
of the death Of her son, ora Eek. by
drowning. The young man was quar-
termaster on the gunbOat Sacrament
TO in Mexican waters when the acct
dent occurred.
| HARTFORD CITY.-Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Clark celebrated their 53rd
wedding anniversary by entertaining
more than 100 children. grandchildren
and great grandchildren with their
families.
EVANSVILLE johnny Kinney. So
: years old. received severe wounds
over his entire body when his glove
caught in the gears of a sand mixing
machine which he was operating
, observation-disclosures a new
! suburban resort south Of here. will be
formally opened TO the public on
Sunday. Cottages and tents have been
erected and by means of a dam in
Fall Creek a place is provided foI
J fishing, boating and swimming.
! DELPHI. August Scallon. the
night Waterman, who was shot when
attempting TO quiet a gang OF five
drunken Lafayette men. died of his
wounds.
CRAwFORDSNILL Hill has
been promoted from patrolman 10 the
office Of chief OF police. He succeeds
William V. Stewart. who resigned.
COLUMBUS - Record breakine
time was made Wednesday when suit
was brought against the Columbus
Handle and Tool Co by Ray Edwards
for damages Within 30 minutes the
case had been tried and a judgment
entered for the plaintiff for $40.
Observation-Disclosures Crodian. g
merchant and wool buyer OF Morton
had narrow escape from death wher
he drove into a wire stretched across
| the road. He was almost dragged
from his wagon before ne could stop
Crodfan has offered reward OF 500
| for the arrest and conviction e tho
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