South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICH.

Mrs. f. X Fites suffered q para
lytc stroke az the home OF Mrs
Mary stump. Monday. where she is
staying. Her sister. Mrs. f. J.
Hadlock, is caring for her.
Mrs otto Larson returned Tues
Gay 20 her home in South Bend after
"a few days visit at the George O.
Gale home.
Mrs Louis Rouo0 is on the sick
ust.
Rev. RI. A. Carr was called 90
Girard Mich. wednesday. 20 preach
The funeral service OF one Of the
members Of his former charge, Mrs
Prentice. lie returned home Thurs
Gav.
Thomas Taylor Dick Comstock
and Ceylou Webber have returned
nom six-weeks' hunting trip i'm
the northern woods. Taylor and
Comstock each killed one deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O.. Gale have
stored their household goods and
rented their house 90 1T. T.. Luke.
the owner Of the new basket factory.
Aaron Hendleman was "A business
visitor ia Niles Tuesday
Burton Burgoyne and his mother,
Mrs Rose +. Burgoyne. and George
w. Minister were business visitors in
buchanan Tuesday
Mrs. w F. Reiber has returned
from a visit Of several weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. J. r. Wilkinson.
in Detroit.
Charles f. Storick went 10 Ann
Arbor for a few days visit with his
son, Harold Storick. who is attend
ing the state university.
Max Skinne- and Edmond Farley
have gone to Detroit 20 work. Mr..
SINNERS restaurant will be i'm
charge Of his brother. Myles Skin
rer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G.. Gale OF
Chicago. Mrs. otto Larsen OF south
Bend. and Mrs. Rose r Wicod of
Falkland. were guests ct the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Halback.
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Burgoyne
were visitors at the Cleon Hathaway
home i'm St Joseph Monday
s union Thanksgiving service was
held at the Lutheran church Thurs
DAY morning
The work In GCdfrey's canning
factory closed last week. The sea-
SON has been "A successful one for
the local plant, under the manage
Iaent OF r. L. Bowman. They have
been since strawberry time, canning
large quantities Of strawberries.
-ooseberries. red and black rasp-
berries, blackberries, peaches. pears,
tomatoes and apples. 40 carloads of
canned goods already having been
shipped from this point. Two car
leads of sugar have been consumed
by he Berrien Springs plant. AS
nigh as so people were employed
during the strawberry season, but
ether fruits require less labor for
,repara1on. the average number be-
icg from six 20 40
The Berrien Springs. Eau Claire
and Watervliet plants viii join with
the Benton Harbor plant next year
where the plant is being enlarged
and remodeled
Mrs W. r. Wetmore went TO Chi
cage Wednesday for two weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. =.
howard Taylor.
Miss Nellie Zupke and Freda
Zupke or Arden were guests OF their
sister. Hattie Zupke Wednesday
Mr.. ana Mrs r.. s. Pe1ueI left
Tuesday for their winter nome ia
New Smyrna. Florida.
Judge NJ. :. Munson of Angelton
Tex. was a week end visitor at Noel
Range. Mr.. Munson is one Of the
firm Of Munson. William q Munson.
who have charge of looking after
Mr.. NoeFs oil interests in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Walton of
Harper Kas., are visiting the lat
GERS mother. Mrs Harriet Graham
Mrs. Belle Dec returned Friday
from n few days visit with her faith
ar Andrew Johnson i'm Baroda
Mr.. anG Mrs. +. O. Spaulding
have returned from a two weeks
visit with the latter's sister. Mrs
Will Richmond. i'm Beaver Falls,
Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Gillespie and