South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICH.

The Misses Deewau and Helen
Fisher were South Bend visitors
Thursday.
The Aid society Of the Methodist
church will hold their regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon
Dec. IS, in the church pariors.
Rev. s. W. Meek of Rock Creek,
O.. pastor OF the Congregational
church f.. that city. is the guest Of
his brother, 5. NJ. Meek.
Mrs. Addie Weeks and her daugh-
ters Miss Minnie and Mrs Ray
Weeks. were South Bend visitors
Wednesday.
Ray Pennell, with his family, of
Traverse City, has been visiting his
mother Mrs. Kittie Pennel
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson was the
guest OF Mrs. r. L. Winans, in the
country. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Bowman have
returned TO Benton Harbor. Mr.
Bowman is manager Of the local
branch OF the Godfrey canning fac
tory and the seasons work has
closed.
q
visitor in Niles Wednesday
Jacob Rose of EIkhart visited his
mother, Mrs. Lydia Rose, Thursday
W. II. Nost and family. who have
been living in the Andrews house
ON Bluff St, have moved into the
futile house on Ferry st.
Dr. Joseph r. Noel OF Chicago
spent Thursday with his father.
Theodore Noel
Miss Alice Richardson visited
friends in South Bend Thursday.
The Wednesday club met We'd
nesday evening with c. l.. Valen-
tine, with a full attendance Roll
call was answered by current
events" Mrs. Ralph Ballard Of
Niles was a guest Of the club and
gave a most interesting report Of
the state federation meeting in
jackson. TO which she was a dele
safe AZ the close Of the program,
dainty refreshments were served
Miss Wanda Przyuska, registered
nurse, was here Wednesday maxi
ing arrangements for the health
survey that is 20 begin next week
IN Berrieu county under state au-
spices. The Michigan legislature
appropriated 100000 for the ex-
pense of this survey. which is 10
e statewide, county by county. The
Berrien Springs clinics and free ex-
aminations OF applicants viii be held
here Thursday and Friday. Dec. IA
and Is. i'm the Methodist church.
hours from $50 10 =. Friday even
ing a public lecture will be given by
DIT John Plant, stan lecturer of the
state board OF health. The pur-
pose OF this health survey is 20 To-
cate inCipient cases Of tuberculosis.
and then by suggesting ways and
means 10 the person 50 afflicted.
start him on the right road back
20 health.
Early Friday morning the fire
alarm was given. and the fire was
found at the Jacob Rose house on
Hamilton ST The house was Occur
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. TyrreIt.
The house was nearly burned TO the
eround. and at o'clock this morn
ing the fire started up again. and
the fire department was called cut
the second time. The house was
owned by Jacob Rose OF Elkhart.
IL is thought the hre started from
a defective electric light wire
At the annual meeting OF the
Western Star lodge. r. q A. NJ the
f0llowing officers were elected:
WorshipfuI msster. A. r. Feather:
senior warden. Clayton Helm. jun
Tor warden. Fred Brown, senior
deacon, Walter Edison; Junior dea-
con. J.. +. Kephart; secretary. J. T.
Gorham: treasurer. Clyde Spauld-
ing. stewards. Harry Taylor, George
Claypool. tyler. James Gill, repre-
sentative 20 grand lodse. Harold
Myers. The third degree was con-
ferred on one candidate. following
which an oyster banquet was en-
joyed by the members.
Worden Mars has gone 90 South
BEND where ne has a position with
the Stevens Mfg. Co