South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-22

Mrs. u. e. Thickstun OF Dowa-
giac, is here visiting at the home Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Edinger.
Edward Mclean has returned
from an extended visit with relatives
! H. Oklahoma. His son. Gail. at
tended 10 the mail and express dur
ing his absence
Fred and George Corbitt have re-
turned To Detroit. where they have
% sitions. after several days visit
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ John Corbitt
Charles Tase, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
James Tase. about three weeks ago
was fined for speeding at Jackson.
/ Mich. He was given "a few weeks in
/ which 20 pay his fine. tie came here
10 visit his parents and neglected 10
send the officers the money to pay
the fine, with the result that Friday
Sheriff A. w. Reed of this place.
/ received word 10 arrest Tase and
! hold him until the officials from
! Jackson came for him. He spent
Friday night at the county Jail and
1 Saturday he was taken back to
/ Jackson. IL is not known here just
/ what disposition the Jackson au-
\ thOrities viii make of the case.
! Stanley Davis, a 15-year-old col
I Ored boy Of DOwagiac. was brought
here Saturday morning by Deputy
( ! Dwell and given in charge OF the
4 officers. He was taken before Juve-
I. rifle Judge Ely The charge was
assault and battery on Irene Powell.
a white girl of his own age. When
/ the reporter asked him what ne
did ne replied. Il slapped Irene's
face. Why? Because she called
me some awful bad names" Judge
/ Ely says that while the hoy has
4 given some trouble in the past. his
misdemeanors do not warrant his
being sent away and the Judge is
I trying TO get a home for him where
he will be properly watched. His
mother works out by the day and
I the bog as lef; 10 his own inclina-
tons after school hours.
Two young men Of this place had
an accident Saturday morning which
! though not seriously iniuring them.
I gave them a severe jolting. Arthur
I Turner and Max Morton were driv-
ing east on the State st. rd. in a
Ford car, when they met a large
touring car The young men gave
their half of the road which the
large car failed 10 do. The touring
! car without slowing up. struck the
Ford car. causing it TO turn turtle.
| The young men were thrown out,
| b1,t paf+Io, noe iyfurad T-t,o,, ,,,o >,
aged TO right their car. and driving
back 20 town, made complaint to
Sheriff A W. Reed. The only de-
sCriptiOn they could offer was that
the other car was a large green
/ touring car And the sheriff is look
ing out for it, Mr. Turner, with his
I brother William, have charge of the
/ Ford garage repair shop.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Croupe of
! Warsaw. Ind, are the week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. But
/ Ter.
] Mrs. Jane DOOi and daughter. Miss
/ Rhoda, went 90 South Bend Satur-
day. to be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Ray V. Tallerday. Mrs. Tallerday
/ is the daughter of Mrs. DoOl.
Jack Lowltz and Herbert Mills
] cf Chicago, have been spending sew
eral days at the Lowitz cottage at
Park Shore. Diamond lake.
Mrs. Russell Kapp Of Vandalia,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
, William Connolly. has returned.
Victor Phillips is spending the
" eek end at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. +. Hayman at Jones
Mrs. Elson Ball and Miss Jes-
sica Bonine were i'm South Bend
Friday. While there they called at
Epworth hospital to see Mr. Ball,
who recently underwent an oper-
lation for chronic appendicitis. Mr.
Ball Is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest W. Porter
have gone to Port Huron. While
there they Will visit relative. Mrs.
T Chadwick. and Mr.. Porter will at
tend TO business matters
Mrs. James McNab was in South
Bend. Friday. 10 attend the Mime
apolis Symphony orchestra concert
at the oliver theater
Nelson Goodenough spent the
week end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Goodenough of this
place. Mr. GoodenOugh is express
messenger on a fast Lake Shore
tain running between Cleveland
and Elkhart.
Miss Bareta Long of Nandalia,
was a business visitor here Satur-
/ day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leach have
gone 10 spend the summer at the
cottage at Kamp Kozy. Diamond
lake
NJ f. Hayman of Jones. was a
business visitor here Friday after
noon
Cecil NUecker. 15-year-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Noecker, suf-
fered a painful sprained angle. sat
usday. when a young woman from
Nandalia, who was driving an auto
mobile. ran over his leg The acct
dent occurred on the fair grounds
where the first annual field meet OF
the high schools of Cass county
took place Young Noecker was sit
ting on the ground when the ma
chine swerved and struck him. The
sokle was strapped by Drs. w. G
McCutcheon and j. H. Kelsey.