South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-21
GOSHEN BRIEFS.

GOSHEN BRIEFS.
on account of the oral reading ex-
aminatiOns which are being held in
the grade schools of the city. Will
lam I.atta, John Piatt. Joe Butter
field, Ruth Jacobs, Florence Mishler.
Inez WysOng. Mary Gingerich and
Katherine McKibbin are assisting
the instructors at the various
schoos
The chief of police has issued the
following notice: ANY dog running
at large without owner or attendan.
will be inpounded; if not redeemed
within "a hours will be killed. The
fee for redemption will be 50. No
tice Of impeachment cannot be Civ
en- unless dog wears tag bearing
owners name"
The residence of John McCutcheon
on Middlebury st has been quaran-
tined for scarlet fever. The nine
year-old son of Mr.. McCutcheon has
the disease.
Bishop White of South Bend has
nominated Rev. Duncan Weeks of
Shattuch school. Fairbault. Mimi. as
rector o. st. James Episcopal
church in Goshen. Rev. Weeks will
be here next Sunday, according to
information received today. St
James church has been without a
rector since the resignation of Rev. |
FIR. L. 7. Scofeld.
Work on adjusting losses in the /
Irwin opera house fire Of March 10
Will soon be completed. The only
adjustment made Tuesday was that
of Ira S. Marshall, restaurant own /
er, who was paid 1856. Judge
Francis f Baker this morning said
that if the second story of the block
is rebuilt. which is likely, it will not
be used as a theater. Several per
sons are negotiating with Judge |
Baker and it is probable the struc- /
ture will be made into a lodge room
or offices. Plans for a bowling al
ley are being considered.
David E. Lands, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Lands of Goshen, is a
reporter on the Michigan Daily at
the University of Michigan where
he is a freshman.
Mrs. Laura A. Kindig is in a very
serious condition at her home, No. /
213 h. Lincoln av. A few days ago /
Mrs. Kindig, who has been i'll for /
several years, suffered a general /
collapse and she is now very weak. I
requiring the attendance of two
nurses.
The First English Lutheran church /
congregation is negotiating with |
Mrs. Delta Parfitt for the purchase |
of the residence property at the /
southeast corner of Sixth and Purl /
SITS. as a parsonage. 1t is under /
stood that practically all the details !
for the transfer have been determ- /
ined upon.
The cost Of the primary election /
held in Goshen Tuesday, March 6, /
was $5S715.
on account of an injunction suit /
recently filed, the county commits |
sioners are unable 10 take action on |
the Lusher av., Shaun and Paulus
rds. The matter is pending in the |
superior court 1t is possible that
the court will be able 10 hear the !
arguments on the temporary re- |
straining order some time this week. /
The injunction matter viii not be I
heard until after the jury cases Of I
the present term OF the superior I
court are completed.
The Philomathians elected the /.
following officers, following "A 8 /
o'clock dinner at the Alderman /
President, Mrs. :. w. Bachelor; /
vice president, Mrs. j. Nene Leh- /
man; secretary, Miss Frances Stutz; /
treasurer, Miss Evelyn Hawks.
Work viii be commenced Thurs /
day morning in clearing the wreck /,
age at the Church of the Brethren 7.
at New Paris. The church collapsed 7.
about one year ago while undergo /
ing construction.
Mayor Spohn is at Marion attend [.
ing a meeting of the Dixie High I
way association. The mayor is one I.
of the Elkhart county governors Of /
the organization.