South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-26
BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICH.
RUTH cRUGER-

]. y. Reed of Benton Harbor was
a business visitor here Friday.
Mrs. Frank Armstrong of Pitts
burgh. Pa, was a guest at the H. j.
Bernard home Friday.
The Afternoon card club met
Friday with Mrs. Henry Johnson for
a l o'clock luncheon and to lay
more definite plans 20 help NEE.
our cOuntry's needs.
Chas. f. Hoopingarner was a
guest of friends in Kalamazoo sun
day.
Mrs. Martha A. Taylor is visiting
her daughter. Mrs Thomas Mars
LaCrone, in Berrien Center.
The strawberry and ice cream
festival given by the Epworth
league at the VIII Storick home in
the country Friday evening was a
great success, and over 60 people
were in attendance. Games and
Victrola music were enjoyed
Mrs. Charles n. Kavanaugh is
home from a weeks visit with
friends in Chicago.
Reuben Feather of Melrose. Okla,
is visitor at the home of his
nephew. John Kerr.
Pearl Burgoyne same home Satur-
day from Benton Harbor. where he
has been under treatment at the
Mercy hospital He is gaining
rapidly
Harold Storick, a student at Ann
Arbor, is at home for the summer
vacation and will clerk in Bernard
drug store.
Harry TAYLOR and Chas Miller
jr. were weekend visitors with
friends in Elkton and Port SAM
lac.
James 2. Cunningham, with his
family Of Chicago. is a visitor al
! the home of his sister. Mrs. George
Shortridge. They are enroute &c
Hart. Mich. where they will spend
the summer months.
Guy Helm and Harry Taylor were
Benton Harbor visitors Friday.
Mrs V. :. Weaver, with her sons
Albert and Charles, was a visitor
at the home of her sister. Mrs q
=. Brown, in South Bend Friday.
Lewis r Kephart is making q
survey of the property owned by H
j. Bernard and Mrs. Lettie Cooley
on Kimmel ST
George Graham and family and
Mrs. V. :. Weaver enjoyed a day,
fishing at smith lake Thursday and
report a generous catch Of fish
Preparations are being made C
stage an old fashioned 4th Of july
celebration at Berrien Springs thi.
year. Willis band viii furnish the
music for various contests and at
fractions offered. and a band concer
and fire works in the evening.
Bishop Theodore Henderson Of
Detroit gave patriotic address:
sunday afternoon at the Methods
church 20 a capacity house. HI
spoke of the righteousness or the
cause in which the United states j.
now engaged and urged that ever!
man, woman and child do his part
He urged every one TO Join the Red
! Cross and make every minute count
in the work. At the close OF thi
service the big audience arose and
repeated after the speaker the oatr
of allegiance 70 the United states.
John NJ. Hawkins died at hi
home i'm this village Friday morn
ing. suffering from heart trouble
he was born in Ohio and was s.
years old. He came &c Michigan
when "A boy and worked in tn,
| Dowagiac shops until the war BROKE
out when he enlisted in the 24ti
| Michigan infantry. He is survives
, by q widow. three sons. Charles II
OF this village. John W. Of Chicago
VIM. a. of Kalamazoo, and twc
daughters. Mrs. sarah L. keun anC
Mrs. Carrie V. Tengle OF haywood
III. The funeral services were helC
Sunday afternoon at the RoyaitoI
church conducted by Rev. r. Il
| Parker. The Western star lodg'
" as in charge OF the services at th'
cemetery J. l. Gorham deliverin:
| the address. Mr. Hankins vas ais,
a valued member OF the G.. A. r.
Charles II. Boone OF south Benz
was a weekend visitor with HON,
people.