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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-09
OFFICE HELP.

OFFICE HELP.
We give a day or evening course ut
the Kelley Business school New term
begins Monday, Nov. II. S319-1O
WANTED-Youns people 70 prepare for
business. New term opening Monday,
Nov H. Day and evening sessions
South Bend Business College. 93T7-10
WANTED Office girl for manufactur-
ing office Write Box E-22 News.
Times g2Sl-1I
Farm q $500 or $50 cash coupon by
solving puzzle on page S61S-9
A secretariaI course or course in
business and personal leadership. should
appeal 10 every young man and woman
today. THE KELLEY BUSINESS
SCHOOL teaches these popular subjects
tn connection with the regular stenog
raphic and commercial subjects. Call
and get list of the subjects you mas
study NJ this school Begin a course any
day. Don't delay. Enroll now. Kelley
Business School. 10 T.. Wayne ST
Phones: Bell as. Home. 24s4: res.
phone. Bell Psi. SCOTT
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WANTED-NounC lady o. take phone
orders and assist I'm groceries Inquire
81. person az Flagle Grocery. 1>11 $.
Mich st. 936S 10
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LOANS AHD rLAIN SoTKs,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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81 LOAN COMPANIES 4;
"a Listed 21dsr tolls hcA ling are mem Z
= Oers or IND ana Association Of Losn {
IS 5TOkerA DSRIinGH Will Any 81 these 1
: are KusFsntesd - Tie Association s;
So LOANS IN ~
SIS FURNlTUkE AMP LAVE STOCK -
SIS No difference WHERE you have s;
Is had loan. or what you waEt the
- AONE1 1OE, ~
SIS CALL AND SEE Us. Al
So Our OuE,Resv 10 conducted "a The
s 5 lAeOIy tnAt Eight treatment keeps >.
, 5 the DuslDt-ss GrOWlRS. 81
IS lOAN5 khUM SIU 10 500 .,
IS IAN Ve p4i0 DaCA in nOusnlY III q
s = sSalLnleRLs, LON 4 70 - mouths. !,
sS plus ora percenT Interest "a su- :
- pRla balances s.
az kEAEMBER s
Sc There - NJ CAAkGE for our D
service not sven interest Va Rd- ,,
IS vance. Uet ~ touch with Ne ~ ,
Is lbLEEhONE Uh Lfi4 Lon. ,,
Is Home Phone coo. Ben Phone ISls si
IS Sk4 Unity LOAN ~. q
IS Room ~, 4. q. -. b. Bldg. .,
IS Cor. Washington anu Main y
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~ OUR MONEY NEVER ,
~ Runs or. ,
~ Little debts cause more worry :
- than large ones. because you are ;
- expected 10 meet them promptly. 2
- We prepare yOu lOr Just sucn ,
- emergencies. '
- FOR EXAMPLE. ,
- $1,000 COSIS UNLl 500 ,
~ FOR -FOUR MONTHS. ,
~ Or ~ you need more money and ,
- want longer time Ne Will lOau You :
- any amount up 10 S3OUUO ana give ;
- you - months time 70 repay II you ,
- desire. We Loan on PianOs, House ;
- hUIu Goods, etc. ,
- PROV IDENT LOAN CO.. ,
~ Cor. ayne and Michigan 81. >
~ cover 80 ClOthlersJ. ,
- Home fhOne GOO. Ben rnOne 1893. ,
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- TIE ,
~ STEADY GROWTH )
- Of this company IL the best ey- ,
- idcnce Of the service NJ renders 90 ,
- the people who need small sums ;
- from time TO time. They set Use :
- money in a Few hours, and WITH :
- on having to bother about get :
- ung endOrsers.
- lOur own resources -FLkAl- :
- tt RI, PIANO. LIVE STOCk, :
~ AIIC, etc, Is all the security we 5
- ask, Legal chattel rate $40, per )
- month. Terms ~ loan made 90 !
- suit you Faster you pay -iess u ;
- costs. Call and get boUkiet which $
- describes every thIng fully ;
- Bel lf4G, Home jl1
- STATE LOAN COMPANY. ;
- Capital SJOUOU.UO :
- Suite > Merchants Bank Bldg 81 5
- ) Michigan St, South Bend. nd. 5
- Dealings with any OF above :
- companies are guaranteed by the 5
- Indiana Association.
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FARM LANDS.

EARN a $500 or so cash coupon by
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FARM LANDS.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
615 +. Indiana av., : rooms and bath.
Price So'JVO. IeTI1s, $3.50 CASH and bal
ance contract
viii take $3.50 cash or contract.
210g Kembie av.. rooms and hath
room; size Of lot 40x140 IT.; street
paved. Price 50, 100.
barn and corner lot 45x14O IT.; street
paved. Price $1,000.
22O9 kemble av, rooms and large
barn and street paved; size Of the lot
sOx14O # Price $500.
202 r Dubail. 5 rooms and bath. cor
Her lot; street paved; garage; house
newly painted Price $500.
707 $. Michigan st, l have one Of the
best bargains ever offered; 90 IT, front
by 165 IT. in length; alley in the rear /;
on the west side of the street Just Op-
pOSite Nhitemdn Bros. building, and
emily y block from Studebakers admin
dalia station only two blocks FROM New
York Central station; right near the
business center. The price is only 81
500 Will take $3.50 cash and balance
this lot renting for $50 per month
IL Interested IN any or these proper
ties call Home phone 1866 S391-tf
FOR SALE or ExCuANGE-15-acr
truck or poultry farm. = miles from
city limits Good buildings good
ground Sixty fruit trees and other
small fruit. VIII include stock. tools
and crops. ii. l.. Bowen, X. r. No. p
Box l2S. South Bend. 9264-9
FOR EXCHANGING acres good land
plenty Of good saw timber we'll
fenced. good buildings. located on main
road, all stock, tools and crops can 20
with the farm. good horses. cows pigs
chickens. implements. Home phone Oil,
Bell phone 432, A. q. Yoigt Mgr Cen
tral Realty Co, sos Citizens Bank Bldg
91T3-tf
FOR SALT Three or four acres at Stop
on the Niles car line AZ a bargain
Good location for truck or poultry rails
ing. Owner is in service I'm France and
has authorized US TO sell at once. and We
have a bargain for YOU 4 you want
cheap acres well located for your cOun-
try home Price $50 per acre. and this
property viii bear investigation. CAN
J. n Jolly. Bell III or Home G696.
92I1-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-09

AVANTFD-A maid for dining room Pay
S25 month, board and room. Epworth
Hospital H,-l--l0.
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WANADS e: e: e
LOST And FOUND.

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STOCKS AND BONDS.

CASH paid FOR Liberty Bonds Room
423 J. NJ. :. Bldg. South Bend. Hours
Q 10 l., 10 and evening ! 90 8 Bell
437- g2J9- 1 Z
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PERSONALS.

BARN q $500 or so cash coupon by
solving puzzle on page 6 sgTs-s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-09

WANTED Woman disbwasher 2l0 T.. /
Jefferson Blvd. $3.50 h
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-09

FOR SALE have T. pigs 10 70 lIJ
apiece weight VIII sell one or as
many IS YOU want Can Home phone
S1T3 9S57-tf
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LIVE STOCK FOR SALE.

EARN n $500 or $50 cash coupon by
solving plzzle nn page y sGIS9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-09

WANTED-NMrker aud assoaer. Hand
ironers aud machine operators Ideal
Laundry. Apply fin person. DO not tele-
phone. f36 : Michigan 50 g37S- III
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-09

LOST sample case on W Second st.
Mishawaka. Finder call Mish. Home
phone rs
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EARN a $500 or so cash coupon by
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-09
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSES.

FOR RENT-5-roOm furnished apart
ment. strictly modern. best location I'm
city. Call Ii. Il. 120S mornings before y
or evenings aftert g for appointment
1858 Woodward ave. 9f1O-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-09

BCNDS-we pay cash for all kinds u
bonds. $50, S1OC and up 20 any amount.
Room 10 l34 \. Michigan ST. over the
Cleis Jewelry Store. Office hours, 30
10 4 80. 91S7-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-09
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED Woman for pantry work.
Apply Washington Restaurant
9l20-9
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-21
TRAINS 10000
HOME SERVICE
Committeeman.
Red Cross With Institutes,
Handbook and Bulletins,
Teaches Civilian Relief
Forces How TO Aid Folks
Back Home"

tEDIToRS NoTE:-This IL the NTH
and last Of a series Of i've articles writ
ten by Mr.. Fieser on American Red Cross
Home Service work in Ohio. Indiana and
Kentucky.1
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-21
Defers II, In Fact.

Shaping friend on the back won't
bring about the universal brotherhood
Of man.-Toledo Blade.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-21
HOME SERVICE
NO HAPHAzzARO,
ODD JOB TASK
Red Cross Civilian Relief
Workers Are Taught 10
Furnish Aid In Syste.
matte Fashion.

IEDIToRs NoTE.-Thls 10 the fourth
Of q series Of nve articles prepered by Mr..
Fiessr on the subject Of Red Cross Home
Service. The remaining article IL or
ssnisins and Training 10000 Home serv-
Ice Committeemsn."l
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-21
Proverb

Whatever Is, Is In lis causes just
Dryden.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-21
Real Requirement.

Find me the man who suits the
place; not man the place would suit
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-21
Optimistic Thought.

There never was n night rs dark hut
what the light ~ the morrow shone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-26
WOmea'S War Work
FOR COUNTY HOME
DEMONSTRATION AGENT.
Saturday.
Lecture AZ Walkerton
SANE-TBIc-WHEAT TALKS.
No. :.
Those Who can Gi,c-,Iust,

Those Who Can Giyc-Must.
Now. I'M these times OF social
unrest there ia one antidote.
That autidote was never applied
i'm Russia. and ne result has
been massacre That antidote is
a Willingness for us 10 sacrifice
more than we ask of those who
have less TO give. We must ask
sacrifice for those who give from
plenty. not from these who
would have 10 give from theiI
necessity
Therefore. my message is
small anG concrete-the service
that We ask OF YOU that We ask
of every well-to-do, every inde-
pendent person i'm the United
States today is. that ne shall alb
stain from the use Of wheat in
any form until the next harvest
Every messag sc that we receive
every hour of the day from this
country-and 10 is great coun-
trv-ShOws us that we shah have
larger acrea &c planted in
wheat this year than ever be
fore The arrival Of the next
harvest viii solve our Difficult
ties. If the Lord is good to US
in the weather our problem will
ne over 10y the mrs; Of Septem-
Der. That is not a long period of
sacrifice. Herbert Hoover.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Fron Records Of Indiasss T1css
and Dean 90

Mary +. Gaskill and husband 10
Harry Bray lot q LaSalle Park
addition 5000.
First addition Catherine Inger-
soil TO Ralph : Feis lot 50 Niles
Realty Companys 81.
Ralph :. Feig and wife 10 cath
crime Ingersoll and Matte G. Far
rar same 81.
Robin f. Dunbar and wife and
Robin T. Dunbar. Trustee 20 Mat
thew NJ. Oman lot ! and part lot ,
Perley Lumbe Co. addition 81.
Beiger Realty Co. 70 Joseph de-
l Lorenzie lot 442 Beiger Farm NTH
addition 81
Hastings Investment Co. 10 FIJI
Schrumpf and wife lot l29 Hastings
Wood and Gray addition 81
Anna Briggs and Nellie Briggs 10
/ Lunetta Briggs Rupel and Mary +.
Kreidler interest in part lots Sc and
50 Elder Place ST.
William Angerstein and wife 70
Nora Ipes Is acres in Penn Town
ship 81.
Jeannette Breed and Fred 5.
Breed to Julia Daugherty Is in
terest in lots 151 and 152 .. p.
South Bend 81
Jaues A. Dunn and wife TO Flor
ence Stewart part lot Merriield
Park addition $500.
VIM. d. BuHa and wife 10 Emma
Hall lot % Woodland Heights adj
dition 81
Edward Philion and wife to Eli
zabeth Davie part lots II and .
Duban and Ktltners subdivision 81.
Frank {. Freyermuth and wife 10
Ennis r Austin and wife lot .
/ second Plat Shetterly Place 81.
John Suster and wife 10 same
same $500
J Emma Marcellus and husband TO
/ Charles Prast 81 Al lots and A
/ Pra SIS subdivision 81.
Daisy l. Reilly 10 Frank Van
GlasseIee- and wife lots 3. g. :. E. 2.
and 10. Reilly's suh-division.Sl
Bertha Prast 20 Indiana Title and
Loan CO. lot -. Prasts sub-divi-
sion. 81
Jacob J. Lollman and wife 10
August Desaur and Leona DeSaur.
lot p NcInernys first addition.
Leslie c. Whitcomb and wife and
Fred ". Keller and wife 70 Walter
( NJ Weld and wife. Tot 8. Indiana
Law. addition S2
Fred " Keller ane wife 90 char
f les r.. Helver. part lot :, Fowler s
drst subdivision 81.
TIar,-, Iod1~ and wife 90 Herman
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-26
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

a business meeting OF the White
Eagle. White Cross auxiliary was
held Thursday evening at Z. Ba-
licki Falcons hall, w Division ST..
Reports from various committees
and treasurer's report were hxrd.
II was announced by the executive
committee that arrangements were
made for the picnic 20 be held
August Is. at NuesSels grove. Fol
lowing made up articles were turn
ed in by the members at the meet
ing: Three pairs knitted socks.
- hand towels eight bandage foot
socks. four property bags. six
handkerchiefs, one sweater and one
pair wristlets. Forty-one members
We're present and one guest. The
next regular meeting will be held
AT the same place. August l.
The members OF the Promien
Wolnosci" White Cross auxiliary
Of ST. Casimirs parish met al the
parish library parlors Thursday
evening After the brief business
session the time was spent in knit
ting and sewing on hospital sup
plies
The St Barbara White Cross
auxiliary OF st Stanislaus church.
met Thursday evening at 81. Stanis-
laUs school rooms The next meet
i'm gwill be held Thursday. August
l.
The Kosciuszko Red Cross auxili-
airy met Thursday evening at St
john Cantius library parlors. Knit
ting occupied the time.
\ special class for the purpose
of instructing the ladies i'm the max
ing of paiamas for the White Cross
will be held Monday afternoon al
the home Of Mrs Kopinski. Birdsell
ST.. and Wednesday afternoon and
evening at the home OF Mrs Louis
kolski. 1923 W. Thomas 81. Enough
cut material according 10 pattern
required TO make. up seven dozen
pajamas was received by Mrs. stan
lev Drejer. president OF White Eagle
White Cross
Miss Helen Woiarski entertained
at o'clock supper Thursday
evening. complimenting her niece
Miss Mary Woiarski OF Milwaukee
Wis. guest of Miss Martha Schmitt
y. Lincoln 81. Covers were laid foI
= at "a prettily appointed table
conferred with red roses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-26

viii save sugar.
Some fruits can be stored. such
az apples or winter pears.
Miss Amanda McCOmbs. president
Of the county committee of the 81.
Joseph farm bureau. presided al the
meeting OF the committee held
Thursday afternoon at the court
house Mrs X. g.. DeRhOdes gave
talk on the work OF the women's
section OF the county council OF de-
Tense. Of which division she is chair
man. An interesting discussion of
textiles and tests 10 use in buying
was given oy Miss Leila e. Ogle.
city home demonstration agent. The
clearing house for surplus fruits and
Vegeta bles in the county was the
subject Of the talk given by Miss
Ada Hitler Mrs r. ". Fromm.
chairman OF the Miss Oele's advis-
DRY committee. gave A report of the
city demonstration work from an
organization standpoint and Miss
Juanita Mills. county demonstration
agent gave a general report OF the
work of the county She concluded
her talk with a short discussion Of
sailing The next meeting OF the
committee will be held on Aug. %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-26

lAA-'AAANAr
Il am sure YOU are distressing
yourself needlessly." 1 said. with
confidence I did not feel myself
There may have been so.Le vexa-
tious delay about the baggage. or
some colleague Of Dr. Braithwaite
may have met him and detained him
on business. There are a dozen
things that could have happened. I
am sure they Will be here very soon
now"
she did not answer. but she did
not repulse me. something for
which I was grateful
A. the clock inexora bly, licked of
the minutes ] began 10 feel anxious
myself Surely. with any ordinary
delay. Dicky would have telephoned.
Miss Sonnet quietly brought a tiny
glass of wine and some crackers TO
her patient. and firmly insisted that
she take them Then We all three
sat idly waiting with our vague
fears
How They Met
a taxicab whirred to the street
entrance below and stopped. I
sprang 10 my feet and rushed 10 the
door of the apartment We're
Dicky and his sister on the stairs. or
was there a message of disaster on
IFS way 10 me-
I'm another moment heard
Dicky's cheerful tones. and caught
my first glimpse of his dreaded rel
atives
A kindly giant-this was the inn
preston ! received OF the cele-
brated surgeon coming UP the stairs
. behind Dicky. who had Dicky's sister
I on his arm T only had time 10 no
/ tice that my sister-in-law was a
handsome woman possessing more
/ than she liked of too. too solid
/ flesh" before they reached the top
I of the stairs
This is my wife Harriet Dicky
announced as he reached the door.
/ I do not suppose ] shall ever get
over thrilling AT the note OF tender
pride which Dicky's voice holds
when ne introduces me.
I How do YOU do" Harriet $
F voice was friendly enough. but her
smile was perfunctOry, and her eyes
keenly appraised mo as she took the
hand ! held out 70 her in greeting.
As she dropped il. with hurried
question. Where is mother / felt
that she had classified me. tickete Z
me. and carefully laid me away for
future reference Dickys mother
had begun our acquaintance with "A
violent prejudice against me, q
prejudice which had since sOftened.
had stronE hopes of sometime
winning her love But his sister. |
could see would always preserve the
same attitude toward me. good
natured indifference which would
never soften into affection. but, on
he other hand, would never harden
into dislike.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-26
REVELATIONS OF 4 WIFE
BY Adl=is GaTTiSc0

Are YOU sure that clock is not
too fast Ask central"
Ny mother-in-l law. a red spot IN
either cheek waited snxiOusly a. !
turned obediently 10 the phone took
down the receiver, and asked the
correct time
Eleven twenty" I reported
one minute slow. she exclaimed
despondently "2Vhat can be kee o.
ing them Are YOU sure they said
the train was on time p" Turning to
Miss sonnet
not only on time. but arrived,
returned the nurse.
Call them up again. Margaret. -
the elder Mrs. Graham commanded
aDruptly They must have made a
mistake The train must be late
Nothing else would keep Harriet
from comlsg straight 10 me unless
there has been an accident
turned 20 the telephone again
secured the connection with the rail
road office. and was assured in ~
uncertain tones that the 1925 train
which Harriet had wired Dicky 70
meet. had been in the station an
hour.
The train has been in an hour.
made my voice as careless as pos
sible but ] was a trife worried
myself over the possibility of On ac-
cident 20 Dicky and the relatives he
had gone TO meet.
My mOther-in-law had been dan
gerously ill., Her daughter had been
unable 10 come 10 her bedside on
account OF her own illness Now
that she had arrived in the city il
did not seem possible that she would
let any trivial matter keep her from
her mother. Calculating all ordinary
delays. the travellers should have
been IN the house \ half hour
oh. Missis Graham. vot ] do "a
dot lunch My stuff all be spoiled
j know, ant | feeX 500 nice You
tink something terrible happen ."
Katies wall had one happy effect
that of changing my mOther-in-
laws anxiety 10 anger.
Go back TO your kitchen al
once she said coldly. and do the
pest YOU can with your luncheon
You ought 20 know ways Of keepina
the food IN fair condition until the
guests arrive
I knew that Katie had an impu.
dent retort trem bling on her lips
I telegraphed her az implorin2
glance. and she went sullenlv out OF
the room Miss Sonnet picked uI
the carafe OF water on the table. and
followed Katie out ostensibly fOl
the purpose OF rehllins th5 water
bottle. But 1 knew she had gone e
the kitchen 10 smooth the rufhed
plumage Of the girl for me, and
blessed her thoughtfulness
Ny mOther-in-law lay back i'm her
chair and smut her eyes. saw the
tears rolling down her checks
hurried 10 her side and touched hei
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-26
PERSONALS

Word has been received by Mt.
and Mrs. Charles Alverson, 213
Kessey ST.. OF the safe arrival IN
France OF their son. Jason l.. Al
version. Z company. 6OSrd engineers,
searchlight division.
George u Roessler has arrived
afely in France. according 10 word
received by his mother, Mrs c. j.
Roessler. 1895 Van Buren, 81 MIR.
Roessler received his training at
Camp Lewis. Washington. and is in
the infantry branch OF the service.
Word has been received Of the
safe arrival i'm France OF George
Anwander of the balloon squadron.
10y Clarence Sharpless, $50 y. Hill
II Mr.. Anwander received his train
ing al San Antonio. Texas
Mr.. and Mrs 3. II. Lehey, William
and Wayne SITS. have received word
Of the transfer OF their son. Francis
Lehey. from Great Lakes. H., 10 the
Chicago ensign school
Mrs Harry A Wood. SIS y. La
fayette st. has received word Of the
safe arrival in France Of her son.
William Treanor. Mr. Treanor re-
ceived his training at the special
training school at Purdue university
Mrs Wood has another son. Ralph
Wood, in the medical corps
Mrs. George NJ Dunkle. 725 Cot
tase Grove av., has as her guest her
mother. Mrs. A. Excel OF Kansas
City. 40.
Miss Candace Kempton 517 Du-
bail av.. has gone TO Seattle and
Tacoma, Wash. for a two months
81 isit
Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Mason. 529 :.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-26
PERSONALS

Miss Stella Lenski and Mrs. Fran
ces Lensk and her two daughters.
Emilia and Frances are spending
two weeks at the home of the form
er's sister Airs Bert Klysz. 1919
W Thomas ST
Miss Marie Wachowski and her
niece L.auretta Wachows<i arrived
here 10 be the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
l.. A. Kolupa. 1115 w Jefferson St
AIR. and Mrs. Jacob Wesolek
have returned 20 their home in
North Liberty following short
visit al the home Of Nh and Mrs
Valentine Wesolek 80 Cleveland
ST
Miss Mamie Spichalski OF Auburn
Ind. was a guest over Thursday OF
Miss Title Price. y Taylor 81
Mrs Stella Cholewczynska and
children Walter and Aiarsaret Of
Chicago. left Thursday after spend
inc few DAYS az the home Of Ar. and
Mrs Nick Laskowski. " Napier -
They were here 20 attend the funeral
OF john Laskowski
Miss Ruth Rohmer and her friend
Of Elkhart were visitors Thursdsy
al the home Of Mr. and Mrs Val
entine Weslolek. 135 Cleveland av.
Miss Helen Muntuszewski. has re-
turned 10 her home after visit
with her cousin Mrs. William Ma
tuszenski and family. ". Poland 81
Stanley Jarecki : Philippe 81
has returned from Chicago. follow