South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-09
STATE BRIEFS

HUNTINGBURG, Ind.-Mr. and
Mrs Henry Landgrebe celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary Sunday.
On the same day their daughter. Mrs.
George Seupold, and her husband
celebrated their silver wedding ami
versary. The homes of the two fam
lilies adjoin and the celebration was
a joint affair. Mr.. and Mrs Land
grebe, who emisrated 10 America from
Germany during their early life, are
among Huntingburg's pioneers. Mr.
Landgrebe is a civil war veteran.
ANDERSON. Ind.-Luke HoIbert.
of Muncie, who is reported to have
been a detective for "drys' during the
recent local option campaign at Mum
Gle, surrendered to the sheriff of Mad
ison county Friday because of two
atfidavits being filed against him
accusing him of giving liquor TO min
ors at Lapel. The Rev. L. ). Green
walt, of Lapel, and Horace J. Murphy.
of Muncie, arranged bond for HOlbert.
AURORA. Ind.-Andrew ]. Evers-
man, a wealthy hay grower, was ser
iously injured about the head and
body and the bones in his right ankle
were broken when he jumped from a
load of hay to a stone pile along the
road. Eversman was hauling hay
from the field to his barn when a nest
of bumblebees, that had been pitched
on the wagon with the hay, attacked
him, singing him a number of times.
He jumped TO escape the insects
LEBANON, Ind.-Found-A sum of
money. Owner can have same by
naming the amount and paying for
this ad.-Miss ArmOurel Lewis r. l.. l.
Miss Lewis began getting answers
to this ad. in a local newspaper be-
fore it had been printed an hour and
the replies are still coming. Most of the
correspondents claim 10 have lost
amounts ranging from $3.50 to $40.
Miss Lewis says no one has guessed the
amount yet.
MUSKEGON. Mivch.-James II.
Joslin, the local liveryman helc on a
charge of aiding two Chicago bandits
in series of holdups here. the last of
which ended in the death of one of
the highwaymen, is now being held
on a second charge. the first charge
against him having been dismissed.
His bail was fixed at $1,000, half of
the amount first required.
MUSKEGON. Mich.-No trace has
yet been found of the masked man
who attempted to hold up George
HalcOmb. driver of the supply wagon
TO the Lake Harbor hotel and who
was worsted by Halcomb's bulldog,
who came TO his masters rescue just
at the time the highwayman was be-
ginning to OverpOwer the driver.
FENNV1LLE, Mich.-Mrs. Stephen
Atwater. years old, a pioneer Of
this place and a lifelong resident here,
is dead. Two years ago she and her
husband celebrated their golden we'd
ding. She leaves a husband and two
sons. one of whom is a merchant in
Shelby.
WHITEHALL, Mich. villas e
Treasurer J. G. Mangold reports That
he has collected $500 in taxes. and
that there are SLIGO still unpaid. The
largest individual taxpayer is the
Eagle Tanning works. recently merg-
ed with the ottawa Leather company,
which paid $2,424.
PRINCETON. Ind.-While James
Mitchell was hauling wood today his
horse ran away. Mitchell. his small
son and a nephew, John Olds, age ten,
were thrown out and the latter SER
iously injured, his face and head be-
ing kicked and crushed. The others
were less seriously hurt.
ELSIE. Mich.-Two Elsie girls.
Constance Temple and Maude Page.
in a spirit OF fun wrote their names
on eggs in the Lamphere store and
they have just received a card from
Cardiff, y. 5. w, that the eggs have
been received there after passing
through a wholesale house.
RICHMOND. Ind.-One million. five
hundred thousand dollars were taken
for an airing through the streets Of
Richmond when the First National
bank moved 10 a new location. The
coin was accompanied by half a dozen
heavily armed guards however. and
the pOpulace didn't even get 10 see
what il looked Ike.
LAFAYETTE. Ind.-George Phil
lips. age twenty eight. OF ShelbyVille,
fell from the top OF a passenger coach
here and was severely injured Phil
lips said he was going 10 Chicago and,
as he had little money. he was steal
ing a ride on the train.
GRAND HAVEN. Mich.-United
States Steamboat Inspectors Robert
Reid and Charles c. Eckln have re-
turned from Chicago To this city, but
will return 10 Chicago Tuesday 10 tes-
tify before the federal grand jury at
the Eastland inquiry.
HOLLAND. NIich.-Rev. and Mrs.
II. DePree have completed their FUR
lough in this country and are plan
ning 10 return To China next week
where they have been connected with
the Annoy mission for eight years.