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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
wilmington CELEBRATES
End OF WORLD WAR
WITH GREAT ENTHUSIASM

Associated Press Announcement Of Signing of Armstce
Spread Broadcast, by Newspapers and Police Depart
meut Between 3 and oclock--Parades Quickly
Formed at 4.3O, Growing Continually Throughout the
DayMayor Marches at Head Of One Gvson---Com-
munity Aroused by Blowing Of Whistles and Ringing Of
BeEs-Business Suspends While Community Makes Merry
Now then. all together Hip Hip {! Hurrah
And another
And another r.., p~:... :
And one for old Britain
Nov let's have a jackpot for Foch, Pershng and fiag
And when we breath back let's out and tell the
world hat WI think about IT. -. -. ~,
And oday's because this time its
let us false alarm of Thursday look
like pair soed overalls hanging the line In the ias
d,,- ,,d III back to work hke
GOOD American but for today is ours and we re
the old town iooSe from 10 -
aio' ONCE MORE PLEASE, HIP HIP HURRAH
This doesn't like staid old Every Evening" does H
Just the because to the most o
our heads chuck the air and be hanged to them
and let out yell OF as we d'
we we're kids Bill Jones got elected
happened that made WHO with Joy
T,.ts what's We're wild JOY
Right Might because the hun has been
earth God,
Truth Honor
~ @ abroad in of Berlin has been routed
ror his lair from the justice of the nations
since of the world there
like gooo
and Of ours has blood and its the greatest
f and has the struggle to which set Its
Drawn triumphant and exalted with gladness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
MONS, LAST TOWN
TO FALL, ALLIES
TROOPS HALTED
Belgium City IS Won Back by
Canadians on the Eve
Of Peace.
Is A,..s.1ssl press . lve-y E1eaas

I,,,,;nb. Nov. II Ntou>. -ue Re gar
raau .car where British -roop> 'neagee
II nurer ughtng nlun b, o'rmals
the oeginn.aS u me 1aI. "-s apt4r0.
early oIsz by Canadian rooP- nter
General Horne, according - slo.d Mar
shal Haigs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS today
The allied troop, viii not m,u further
orders, go beyond the lne reached al
eleven r'o,k H. N. today Slx riocA
Washington time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
CHURCHES TO CELEBRATE
General Rejoicing and Special
Services to Be Held Tonight
Throughout City.

Pretty n4ch all Of the churches u
thr city will hold services Of rejoicing
tonight III celebration of the glorious
new. from over there
At thc Roman Catholic Cathedral
there vii BE- i special celebration at
viiich Bishop Mon ghan will oticate
and deliver the apostolic benediction.
Following This Tc Deum will be Su Il
Trinity p Il Church, d which Rev
Frederick NJ Ilirkus i rector will ike
wise hold special service Al which
10 Dcum will be sung
larucr.iar people choose Clover DAIRY
AailI. al.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
WAR ENDs WITH KAIsER A FUGITIVE.

Washington, Nov. II. The word-VSar ended at
t;on in Germany and with William Hohenzoern former
emperor fugitive from his native land announcement
that the imposed by the Allied and Aerl-
can had been signed by the German ENJOYS
at midnight night, ve o'clock Paris time and tnat
would hours later made at the
State Department at 2.45 o'clock this morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
The Weathes

By Associated Press to Every hven.n'
Washington Nov lI focecaNt tor l'els-
tsf. t,,,s.2- ANA 1N4eSlay. continued coal
,,a~tl. waru,rr Tuesday general
r, 2,.asr Winds gtcominE soui hcast Tues
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
REVOLT SWEEPS GERMANY

While the curtain Was rolling down
on the most stupendous tragedy N man
kind history. events were moving
With terrible -Wlstness IN 1ermaay, ne
nation about Rmch revolyed the plot
and counter-plot ii he drama Berlin.
I.eipzlc. stuttgart, Cologne. Hamburg
and Frankfort are IA the fana~ ut ne
r,voiutlOnistS who last week ralSed fn'
red flag ii kieI Germany na1E ap-
parentIv Is scattered INTO iis!omtCd liHi.S.
each -sseAluS sanctuary ii DANISH ports
Or waiting IN German aarbors for u
latest tUr1 81 events.
WoRkMfsN Co>gEoL NfIi.E
Crowds singing the Marselia.Se trt
marching Trough the streets 9. aato-
cratic Berlin and 3 soldiers aUl Work
men : Council has raken 9. et tie goFer!i-
meni of the empire.
Wurttemburg, Schle,Hi- --Eto'ste.n aaG
Hesse- -Darmstadt have 'egtafed them
selves udepeuden; republics, follow wtag
the action taken BY R&vara Lass tr'aat
Wilhelm Il u Wurttemhurg = reported
to have 4bdleated >aXouy : SAID % 0e
near like declaration and nc -croi1-
fionists are said 10 be in control ~ Drcs-
den
LAST HOURS or WARY
The republic 81 Poland hiS served OF
bcial notice on Au>Jrta taa' foianu haS
annexed the Crowaand 81 CaIicIa n
the las hours ot the mighty co-u',at drew
near French, British Belgian ana Nmer'-
IN forces Narr rapilh gushing the last
German froops from France and Bel
gum.
pFP9pf%G'S SPECTACULAR FINISH.
General Pershlng's men attacked yes
tar3av over front of seventy -onc u.lc-
rom the NIcase ~out hcastward into Lor.
raine THIS drive probably III, last X
F.. be recorded IN the War, gained AZ aNer3G Gt
II twoor three nilts ana approached With
ia len miles 81 thc ior{re~S II Nlei1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11


London, Nov II 1854 > m The period given for
the left bank Of the Rhine by the Ger
man forces extended by "a hours according to
French wireless dispatch received here
Terr,s softh he surrender Of Germany not made
this but they
to be given out later the day The onnentous news %
of given to newspaper correspond-
ens verbally by official Of the State Department he
said:
WILSON GETS EARLY NEWS
The srr,stice has been signed. II signed az
o'clock M Paris time hostilities will AZ II
o'clock this morning, Paris time
Info hat he arnstice had been signed
transmitted to White House after it received oy
the government.
Paris Nov. II m. Announcement is made
that the signed the arn1istce terms at
S o'clock French time Monday morning.
at eleven o'clock this morning
The official announcement from Washington early
he signed at O'Clock
time London announcement hxeo the same
hour of signing
London. 11-l021 a. m.
officially announced that the arrrstce between
he Allies Gern1a has been signed
The made by Premier Lloyd George
who said: II,
The arr1istice signed at 5 o'clock this morn
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11

4 feeling Of security goes With Clover
Dairy milk. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11

larucf.iaf people choose tIovef IJairH
Mil! ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
GERMANY ACCEPTS PEACE
ON ALLIES DRASTIC TERMS
WAR ENDED AT 6 A. M. TODAY

Berlin Makes Full, Humiating Surrender; Must Demobize
Armies at Once, Dismante Navy and Immediately
Evacuae Occupied Portions Of France and Belgium and
Give Up AIsace-Lorraine President Wilson Announces
Worlds War al End in Proclamation to American Citl
zens; Revolution Sweeping Further Through Germany;
King of Saxony Has Been Oused as Ruler; William
HohenzoNen, Wife Eldest Son and Defeated General
Staff Flee TO Holland to Escape Wrath of Crushed and
Deceived German Peop pIe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
ARI,..|ST|CE TERMS
BAR FUTURE WARS,
HUNS To D|SARM
Must Evacuate France, Belgium
Alsace- Lorraine, DisTnantle Fleet
and Reallc Troops.
TEUTOkIC ALLIANCE
COMPLETELY SMASHED
Three Emperors Flee Wrath Of
People and Assassin Ends Life
of Sultan of Turkey.

b. Associated Press to Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11

y Associated Press TO Every Evenlng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11

Amsterdam, Nov. II. Ger
man garrisons along the Dutch
frontier are reported in revolt.
Officers are being disarmed and
are being treated roughly in
some instances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
GRANGER, IND.

Feb
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles NidrIev OF
Detroit Will attend Cleaner me.uu-
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Robert l.. Strar-
were in South Bend from Tuesday
until Thursday.
Mrs Jasper Smith and daughtl-.
Miss Andra, were in south Bend
Friday.
Mrs. r. r. Haas is spending tle
week with her parents in Elkhart.
Everybody bring your dinners ana
stay all day at the Farmers iustl-
tute Feb II and Il at the Cleaner
hall
Mrs Harry Shenebarser is spend
ing the week with her sister
Niles.
Mr.. and Mrs L. =. Barber ~
South Bend visited their daughter
Mrs. +. NJ. Remley. SATURDAY,
Charles Smith Of Georgetown. o..
called on friends here Monday
c. J. Peterson went 10 Chicago
Monday.
Lewis Gogley and son Of Portage
Prairie visited his brother. ~. W.
Gogley, Monday and Tuesday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
BERR1EN SPRINGS. MICH.

Mr.. and Mrs. 3. c. Neil OF Niles
are visitors at the II. r. Storrs'
home.
Lois Easement OF Benton Harbor
is the guest Of Mrs. NJ +. Strong.
Albert Weaver Of South Bend has
been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. V :. Weaver.
Mrs H. J. Bernard with her son.
Robert. left wednesday evening for
visit with her mother in Pitts
burgh, Pa.
A number OF the school friends
were entertained by Miss Julia and
Victor Myers at their home in Der
rien township Friday evening Music
and games We're enjoyed. also the
delicious luncheon of coffee and
rolls. James HIATT OF South Bend was
an out OF town guest
Mrs William r. wynn and Mrs.
r. a. Demont went TO South Bend
Wednesday for a visit with the for
mer's daughter, Mrs Arthur Sturgis.
Mrs. Demont who has been a guest
at the Wynn home is enrOute 10 her
home in French Lick, Ind.
Major Murdoch circle met Thurs
day afternoon TO sew for the Red
Cross at the home OF Mrs j. G..
oopingarner.
Chester and Milton Edwards. who
are employed in Benton Harbor,
walked from here TO that city Wed
nesday. there being no cars running
on the interurban line
Teddy Watt and family OF Benton
Harbor are visitors at the home Of
Mrs. Watts parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome HumiSton.
Mandel Wells is confined to his
home by illness.
Miss Mabel Williams has gone 10
South Bend, where she has a good
position.
The Aid society of the I. 3.
church met Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Elizabeth stein, to sew
for the Red Cross.
Rev. l. w. Trostel left Tuesday
for Gettysburg, Pa, in response to 4
telegram stating that his father, II.
w. Trostel. %as very i'll.
The Red Cross society Will meet
Tuesday afternoon, Feb II, with
Mrs. J. L. Gillespie
Mrs. Nellie X. Berkey and family
have returned to Chicago to reside.
Edward and Charles Downing
have resigned their positions with
the Interurban Co.
The Wednesday club will meet
with Mrs. NJ. w Alger Wednesday
afternoon, Feb. IS. at $50 o'clock.
Officers for the coming year will be
elected Roll call is Washington.
Lincoln and Lowell anecdotes.
Arthur Robinson, who recently
enlisted in United States service, has
been transferred TO jefferson bar
racks, St. Louis.
Miss Nina Sparks, who has been
spending the winter in New York
city, has gone to New Smyrna,
Florida, for an extended visit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
CHRISTIAN & co. WILL
ERECT BANK BUILDING

The contracting firm of H. c.
Chrstman Co., South Bend, has
been awarded the general contract
for the erection of the new bank
building for the Mishawaka Trust
& savings company at the corner
of Main and Lincoln highway. The
price is SIS, 900. The building is TO
be ready for occupancy by Sept.
next
1t will be 66x73ls. The exterior
will be built with granite and Bed
ford stone, while the style will be
monumental and classic in design.
II will be two stories with basement.
The bank will occupy a portion Of
the first floor. The fixtures will be
of marble, mahogany and bronze.
There will be offices on the second
floor. Fridstein & Co, bank engin-
GERS of Chicago. drew the plans for
this new structure which. when
completed will make a wonderful
improvement to the business section
of the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
INLSEH4W4K4 GENERAL NEWS
Neus-Times Home Phone Bell
UNION SERVICES AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The congregation OF the First
Methodist church united with that
OF the First Presbyterian church in
the services Sunday with a sermon
in the morning by Rev. DR.. Bur
nett, who spoke on The Genius
Of Christ" and one at the vesper
service in the afternoon by Rev.
3. Earle Parker, whose topic was
The implications OF the Cross. -
Large numbers We're present at
both services.
Special music was furnished, c.
a. Kruger OF the Presbyterian
quartet contributing Spirit Of
Cod" at the morning service and
Miss Hazel Harris, choir leader at
the Methodist church. The Man
Of Galilee." The union services
were decided upon as a medium OF
conserving fuel during the present
critis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
MOOSEHEART LEGION
HAS ANNUAL ELECTION

St Joe Valley Mooseheart legion
held its annual election at Goshen.
sunday. Lodges were represented
from South Bend, Mishawaka. Elk
hart. Goshen. Plymouth. Rochester.
Bremen and Warsaw. The officers
elected were: North Moose. Louis
Niese. Mishawaka; south. Ted AS
born, Goshen: east. Ed. Weber.
South Bend; west, Ed. SchOfeld,
Elkhart; guiding Moose, Charlie
Brown. Elkhart; herder. John Har-
man. Mishawaka; treasurer, Frank
Shirley, Mishawaka; master Of
works, Warren Cline, Goshen; Gus
todian OF heart, Elmer Good. Co
shen; argus, Walter Rohleder,
Mishawaka; operator of picture ma
chine. Frank Overleas, Goshen.
After the election a large class
was taken in. a grand banquet
ended the proceedings.
The local ladies MoOseheart Leg
ion Will hold a card party Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
NJ. L. shirley. 217 y. Spring st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
CLUB WILL
HONOR FIGHTERS
Smoker viii be Given for
Dodge Boys in National
Service.

Honoring the Dodge boys in the
navy and army. a reception will be
given this evening at the Dodge
club Raymond Lootens. first class
petty officer and expert range fnd-
or Of the T.. $. navy. ana Alloys
Van E0lsbeke, corporal i'm the reg
ular army. are i'm the city on fur
loueh and the club viii avail itself
Of this opportunity 20 honor all the
boya in the service with a smoker.
owing 10 the fact that the club Is
aiding in food conservation, lunches
i'm connection with the entertain
ments have been abandoned.
A new stereopticon and Opaque
halcptic0n recently purchased by
the club viii be demonst1 ated at
this meeting by showing the pic
lures I'm the new book Of flags The
flaEs Of an nations, each state and
all branches OF all navies OF the
world and the embIems Of all
branches Of service will be shown
in true colors and explained All
shoulder and arm insignia Of var
iOus officers will also be shown for
the instruction Of the members.
The two guests OF honor will tell
Of their experiences in the service.
The Nevada. on which Mr.. LOOtens
IS stationed. captured the trophy
for gun practice for 1918. The first
salr0 Of ten 14-inch guns resulted
In ali 10 hitting the bulls eye at
81 hits we're recorded out Of 100
Shots.
Van Holsbeke has been stationed
at Fort sheridan and Will recite
some of his experiences Of a year
or more I'm the service All Mish-
awake boys now i'm the national
service, If in the city, are invited
10 attend the smoker and TO get
acquainted with the members of the
club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
PROGRAM TUESDAY

Members of the music depart
ment of the Mishawaka Woman's
club Will meet at the home Of Mrs.
W. +. BOrley, lis y. Church ST.,
Tuesday evening. at 1870 o'clock.
Mrs L. Eugene Willes will be in
charge Of the program and will be
assisted by Prof. Willes. director of
the Dodge band. Mrs. Vernice Lud-
wig will be in charge Of current
topics.
An excellent program has been
prepared and will consist Of the
following numbers: Clarinet solo.
Carl Uneer baritone saxophone,
Asleep in the Deep" Oscar Roder;
euphOnium solo, The Return" G..
r. Hunt; march for piano, 'Presi-
dent Mix, by L. Z. Willes. accom-
panied By Miss Nina Gabel and
Mrs G.. +. Hunt OF South Bend.
The chorus will meet at $50
O'Clock under the direction of Prof.
Owens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
WYATT, IND.

Feb. g
The Red Cross and Economic club
Of the vicinity of Wyatt met nj the
home of Mr.. and Mrs William
Shearer Thursday. About 30 mem
bers were present
Fuel is scarce here and schools
may have TO close as only green
wood can be obtained and that is
hard 10 get. A car Of coal has been
expected here for some time but as
yet has failed 10 arrive
Miss Mabel Kaiser is visiting with
relatives at Mishawaka this week
The roads in this vicinity are get
ting in bad condition on account of
the deep snow.
The teachers of Madison twp viii
hold their sixth institute Saturday.
Feb 9, at the Wyatt school
There has been no kerosene FOR
sale at Wyatt this week thus far.
Several of the boys from here
We're called 20 South Bend for phys
ical examination this week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
OVER ONE HUNDRED
ALIENS REGISTERED

Nearly 100 aliens have registered
at the city hall up 10 date and prob
ably u at the postoffice from the
rural districts. Chief of Police v.
]. Pfender was notified by letter
that the time for registration has
been extended to Feb. 18th and in
all probabilities there will a num-
Der more before that time. There
are still some blanks out which will
no doubt be returned in the next
day or two. For the most part,
the men are registering t,Aout
complaint and with comparative
cheerfulness. although a few have
expressed themselves as somewhat
indignant that their patriotism and
Americanism should now be subject
ed 20 doubt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
ARDMoRE, IND.

Feb. g.
A son arrived at the home of MT.
and Mrs. Claude O'Donnen Sunday
morning, Jan. 81.
Mr.. Grouse was called home 10
Culver. Ind, on account of the ill
ness of his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. William Van Biatz
of South Bend spent Sunday and
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bourbon.
Mrs Crum of Crumstown visited
last week with her sister Mrs. c.
ODonnel.
Mrs Clyde Galeener. who has
been taking care of her SICK mother
the past three weeks, is expected
home Sunday.
Georgia Cay OF Edwardsburg.
Mich, is staying with Mrs. O'Don-
nell
Claude Anderson. who has been
stationed at Fort sill aviation corps
for the past eight months. has re-
turned home on account of i'll
health.
Mrs. Anderson and son Claude.
and Mrs. Vanderwolfe visited friends
in Misha waka wednesday.
Mrs. Tuser and Mrs. VanderwOlfe
were in South Bend Thursday.
Granvil LUX and family have
moved to South Bend
Mrs. Anderson visited her nep-
hew, Frank Cowell and family Tues
day.
The Community Center OF Ard
more met at the school house Thurs
day evening. Feb. Selena Bot
tOrff sang a solo A play. entitled
A True Valentine was given by
Lucille Bourbon. Miriam Award.
Walter Nave and Charlie Refine
bold, and was thoroughly enjoyed
by all Dr. Freyermuth then gave
a very interesting account OF his
visit 10 Camp shelby at Hattiesburg
Miss The next meeting viii be
election of officers. Mar. T..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
BUFFERS AND CHEFS IN
FOOD SAVING CAMPAIGN

NEW YORK. Feb. d. B-rle~~
and chefs in the houe- ~ Sew
York's wealthiest citizens rubbed
elbows SUNDAY xith domestic -e.-
wants In less prctentIous home, Q
a meeting OF the Patriotic Food
league. which is headed hr Henry
Physick butler for J. p Morgan.
The purpose OF the organization
10 enlist the cooperation rf cooks
and others who handle food .a -ls
homes in the campaign rou-. 'e.
by Herbert O.. Hoover Nearly l.H
persons pledged themseire= ro -t-e
whenever possible and abide HE tt'
rules OF the ration card
Arthur Elliott VINO IS Mr- james
Speyer's butler. presided 3d. T.
Gnlett, chef for 1Irs Frank g.
Griswold, spoke .n French lie
said ne knew the ratiou- provided
Among the employers who had
seats in the boxes OF the -heater
where the meeting was held. were;
Mrs. Griswold. Mr. Edmund Bay-
lies. Mrs. Edward s. darkness.
Mrs f. r. Hartman Mrs William
y. sloane. Mrs. John u Roekefef-
Ter jr., Mrs. Speyer Mrs. Henry
" Alexander. Mrs James Lauier.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs.
Robert Bacon. Mrs Joseph Pu'ir-
ger. Mrs. Daniel Guggerheim Mrs
Charles r Alexander and Mrs. An
drew Carnezie
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
HOLD ANNUAL SALE
OF TAX PROPERTY
Six Plots Are Disposed of
For Delinquent Tax
Charges.

Delinquent tax property was dis
posed Of at the annual sale Mon
day morning at the city hall within
few minutes, bidders accepting the
lots without delay. The treasurer
Office was crowded during the early
morning by property owners bent on
Strengthening up their taxes before
the time set for the sale. As a
consequence but six pieces of pro-
perty were offered. the largest
number of lots in one piece belong
ing to the Lincoln Garden Realty
company.
a. J. and J. w. SCHNEIDER paid in
for the p lots in this section. &C
cumlated tax charges on which were
$500. James Hennessey took charge
of the properties belonging to
Charles and Anna Gay, lot 13S Beig-
er farm third addition listed at $1.56
and $21.75; the James Crooks es-
tate, parcel O. p. st. Joseph Iron
Works. at $37 10; and the two lots
of John L. Baker, at $2.79 and
$24.91.
Charles Ostrom took the property
of Cora LemOrt, lot as Wenger first
addition at $1.55. and Miss l.. Germ
hart the Eleanora Webster lot 81
Wenger first addition, S1.71 and the
j. A. ReplOgle lot number 81, Weng-
er First Addition at 1856.
The entire sale amounted TO but
S411.47 and was over a few min
utes after it started. The amount
is considerably below that of last
year and is extraordinarily low
compared with the total amount of
the property advertised for sale
which reached close to $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
PERSONALS.


Mrs. Jasper Van Sickle and two
little daughters who have been
visiting relatives at Nappanee, Ind,
have returned.
Mrs. Jane Dool has returned from
South Bend where she visited at
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray V.
Tallerday
Miss Wilma Austin OF South Bend
is spending a few days with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Austin.
Arthur Sears has returned from
Chicago where he spent a few days
on business.
Mrs. r. S. Pangburn and Miss
Gertrude Berry, her guest, have re-
turned from South Bend where they
visited the formers daughter, Mrs.
Alex Simpson.
Miss GeOrganna LOngsduff Of
Vandalia has been spending the
week with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Schafer.
Miss Edna n lock has returned
from Marcellus where she was the
guest of Miss Vdna Fenstermacher.
Mrs. II. G. futile has returned
from a few days visit with her
parents at Buchanan, Mich.
L. ]. Bounce, who underwent
an operation at ST. JOseph's hos
pitaI at Mishawaka a few weeks
ago, is sufficiently recovered to be
moved to his home here,
o. L. Yerty spent the week in
Chicago attending a dealers con-
vention and buying goods.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Burgener, a daughter, Jean, Thurs
day, Feb. 7.
Mrs. Norris Richardson is visit
ing her son at Vandalia.
Cyrus Funk. a University of Mich
igan student, has been spending a
few days with his parents, Dr. and
Mrs. c. II. Funk.
his mother Mrs. L. J. Bounce, this
week
Lieut. Leigh Wade Of the avia-
ton corps stationed in New York.
made his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Wade a brief visit this week.
He expects 10 sail for France soon.
Miss Irma Hughes has been visit
ing Miss Henriette George in Chi
cago.
Mrs. George Sudworth of Wash
ington, d. c, and Mrs. Stuart Pig
gott of Toronto, Canada, were here
TO attend the funeral of their sis
ter. Miss jeanette Kingsbury.