South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-08

ahves. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall and
c. G. Durr OF this city.
The dance given Monday night
for Co. 1 was attended by about so
couples. The music was furnished by
Hubert Tanner OF this city and
Howard Alleman of Argos and add
ed much 20 the dancing.
A daughter was born Sept. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer White OF 313
w. Madison ST Virginia Elizabeth
was the name given 70 the little Wis
itor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Towns went
TO Argos TO visit their daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White of
Griffiths, Ind, visited in Plymouth
Saturday.
Frank Steinbsch returned TO his
work at Columbia CITY Sunday
evening.
co. has been ordered 20 leave on
next Monday. Sept 10, for Fort Ben
Jamin Harrison, indianapolis. Their
hnal point will be Hattiesburg. Miss.
but 1t is not known how long they
will remain at Fort Harrison.
Prof. Davidson went to South
Bend Wednesday morning to try to
secure the third regiment band for
Plymouth next Sunday. At 3 o'clock
he telephoned word that his mission
had been successful and that the
famous third regiment band will be
here on that day and will give a
grand concert at Centennial park.
1t will be the last day Of the soldier
boys on the camp ground
Miss Katherine Switzer. who has
been visiting the Misses Ripple and
Kelley at South Bend, visited here
while wednesday. They came
down in Miss Ruple's car. All three
Of the girls are students at DePauw
university.
James A. sweeney has returned
from a 10 days trip TO the south.
His objective point was Texas, where
he went with a party to investigate
the timber product in that state. Mr.
Sweeney says that Texas is a great
country and he is enthusiastic over
the possibilities of that state. He
spent a short time in New Orleans.
visiting portions Of the old city.
Joseph White of this city, and
Winfield Ramsey and James Spencer
of Bourbon, attended the annual re-
union Of company d, 73rd Indiana
regiment, at Mishawaka, Wednes-
day.
John H. Foster, SO years old, for
merly representative in congress
from this first Indiana district, and
a nephew of John W. Foster, former
secretary Of state under Pres't Ben
iamin Harrison. died suddenly Tues
day at Evansville.
Many Plymouth people attended
the Bremen fair Thursday.
Mary Z. Ransel of Gary was the
guest for three days of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dempsey at Pretty lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freyman and
daughter returned Wednesday even
ing from a visit Of two weeks ar
Pontiac. Mich
The soldier boys gave Bourbon
and community a big time Wednes-
day night A great crowd came to
see the third regiment band from
South Bend, company II of Warsaw,
and company I of Plymouth. all of
which organizations were present.
DIR. Burkett has received notice
that he has been appointed in the
dental corps of the service.
John Kotsovetes and A. Linelle
Schrock left on the 1857 train We'd
nesday for camp Taylor, Louisville
Thursday Edgar Flosenzier and
Raymond Duwelius will depart for
the same destination. Friday Earl
Kellar and Lloyd Rinkenberk will
leave, and on Saturday John Mccoy
will go
Mrs. c. Fl. MattOx of Plymouth
left for a few weeks trip in Iowa
Thursday morning. She is taking
the trip by auto, accompanied by
Mrs. Mary Pierson and Miss Hazel
Broekway