South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-19
CASSoPoLIS, MICH.

! Thorp et al. which is a suit 10 set
aside a deed 10 property in the vii
lage OF Lagrange was taken under
Amusement.
In the case of Agnes Stevens VS..
. Charles Stevens. a motion for tenn
, porary alimOny was heard and the
defendant is required 20 pay his wife
B So a week for support pending the
hearing OF the case.
Motion for a new trial was denied
in the case of Winter q Harris vs.
James Wilson, this case having been
heard last term at which time costs
were taxed against the defendant in
the sum Of S42.
The case of Albert l.. Beebe ct al
Us. the Hampton stack Farm CO. is
row on trial.
New cases which have been filed
with the county clerk for trial in the
circuit court are: Mrs. Coral Huns
berger of DOwagiac through her
mother-her legal next friend-has
commenced suit for divorce from
William Hunsberger to whom she
was married in Kalamazoo, April 3.
1915, the couple having separated
Feb. s. 1917. She charges excessive
use of intoxicating liquors and nom
support An injunction was granted
/ restraining the defendant from dis
posing of or mortgaging his prop
erty pending the suit of the trial.
Mrs. Lovina Smith has begun suit
against Simeon O'Dell ct al. to quiet
| a. d
Mack Kerr Of Dowagiac has COM
menced suit to enforce a mechanics
lien for the collection of a debt Of
500 claimed to be due him from
Clarence Finley.
Mark Anthony is suing Edna Allen
ct al. to quiet title TO land in Silver
Creek township.
Howard Alma, the Il year old
youth, who was arraigned before
Justice Reynolds Wednesday after
noon. charged with having forged an
order for Sc signed by Henry Smlet-
ger, was taken before the justice
Thursday afternoon when he waived
examination and was bound over to
the circuit court for trial. The
young man has forged several
checks lately.
The program on Thursday. last
day of the Cass County Farmers In
stitute now in session was especially
interesting. G. w. Melick, conduct
or, talked on Breeding and Feeding
Dairy Animals" which was followed
Woodman. Kalamazoo county agent,
spoke on Lessons in Crop Improve
ment." During the business meeting
the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year was held. F. 3. Wells was
elected president with Clifford South
worth. secretary. Vice presidents
from the different townships were
John F. Bent, Marcellus; Mrs. George
Cropsey. Volinia; S. p. Ball, Wayne;
Miles Morton. Silver Creek: Leo
Straub, Pokagon; Hugh Kephart.
Lagrange; Charles Bonine. Penn; A.
]. Poe, Newberg; Delbert Harvey,
Porter; j. G. NOrthrup. Calvin; Don
Morse, Jefferson; Newton VanNess,
Howard: Guy Aldrich. Milton; G.. II.
Redfield Ontwa and John Stevens.
Mason.
The afternoon program consist
ed Of talks on Methods of Profit
able Pork Production" Handling
Poultry for Egg Production" and
Efficiency in Farm Management"
each Of which was followed by dis
cussions. Special music also formed a
part of the program.
A decidedly unique party called
Dan Cupid's Automobile Show
was given Wednesday evening by
the Misses Rhoda Dool. Henriette
George and Irma Hughes at the
home of the latter on f. State street
Each guest was required to come
dressed in a costume TO represent
some make of automobile and the
costumes were extremely interesting
Arthur Sears and Miss Vesta Pollock
won the prizes for the best outfits.
The house was decorated through
out with automobile advertisements
and in the dining room where sup
per was served a large wheel was
suspended over the table with
streamers and red hearts strung to
all sides of the room. Novel stunts
and contests featured the evening.
Announcement has been received
here OF the marriage of Joseph
Kingsbury. only son OF Postmaster
and Mrs. d. K. Kingsbury and Miss
Minnie DERRICK. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred DERRICK, formerly of Mar
ellus, at Pontiac recently.
Philip Hadsell. son of Fred Had
sell of this place, a University of
Michigan student at Ann Arbor, is
under quarantine there with a light
attack OF scarlet fever.
Edward A. Shanafelt of North
Yakima, Wash, and William Shana-
felt of F'essenden. y. D., have arrived
10 visit their mother. who at the age
of 50 has been in poor health for
some time.
O. L. Yerty is in Chicago this week
on business.
Carl Cameron OF Niles and Miss
Esther George Of Goshen were here
Wednesday evening TO attend the
party given at the home OF Miss