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

It's regular meeting 4uee4tE dAl-
ernoon.
The marriage OF Miss Laura Bush
man. daughter of Mrs George
Stuckley. Lawrence st., Aiisnswaka
and Paul Hoover, son OF Mr. anG
Mrs. Frank 9. Hoover Pleasant ST.
took place Saturday afternoon al
the clerks Office in South Bend
Mrs. Bushman, mother Of the bride.
entertained with a dinner OF l.
covers sunday in honor Of the young
couple Mr.. and sirs Hoover Will
reside with Mrs Hoover's mother
for the present.
ar and Mrs. Adam Hunsberger.
Tenth ST.. entertained with family
dinner Saturday in honor OF their
daughter Miss Grace Hunsgerger,
who left sunday for TCscaloosa.
Ala. where she VIII be instructor Of
domestic science and sewing az the
state university.
Mrs. Edward KILL ; Ninth ST..
entertained at Sunday dinner hon
oring Mrs. Paul Straub and Mrs.
Elizabeth DOdd. Covers were laid
for eight Fau roses served A. dec
oratiOns
Mrs. q. y. Sigerfoose. south Bend.
entertained with a family dinner in
bonor OF the birthday anniversary
of her mother and sister, Mrs. Milo
Smith and Mrs. q. y. Sigerfoose, :.
Eighth 81. Covers were laid for nine
Mrs. u. d. House OF Kalamazoo
Mich. was an out of town guest.
A party composed of 20 young
people enjoyed a picnic at Pottawa-
tonne park Saturday afternoon. A
wiener roast supper was served al
8 o'clock Miss Bessie Whiteman Of
Rochester was the guest of honor.
Sergt. George Ford of Rockford,
III. and Mrs. Ford are spending q
few days with the formers mother.
Mrs. John Ford Mishawaka av.
Miss Bertha Hackenburg has re-
ceived word of the safe arrival over.
seas Of her brother, L. Hackenburg
OF battery r. 3e9 j.. A, SO division
from Camp Custer. Mr.. Hackeuburg
is in camp somewhere in England.
Mrs. G. DOnahue and her sister,
Mrs. Holmes of Flint, Mich, who
have been visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport al Chain-
o'-lakes. have returned.
Mr. and Mrs y j Bickel. :.
Sixteenth St. have received a letter
from their son. Leighton Bickel,
stating he has been transferred from
Fort Mckinley Portland, Me-, 70
first battalion. 73rd regiment. G. A.
c.. Fort Leavitt, Me. Mr. BickeI with
IA men from his regiment were Sc
lected for special headquarters duty
and expect TO leave soon for over
seas.
Frank Rupe has returned from
Argos, Ind, where he spent the
week end with relatives.
Charles Weik has returned &c
Camp TAYLOR Louisville. Ky. after
a visit with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs William Hartman
of Michigan City. and Mr.. and Mrs
j. c. Asbburn OF Laporte. Ind.
spent the week end with friends
here
Mrs Earl Camp and children
have returned from Cassopolis
Mich. where they were guests OF
Mrs. Camps aunt. Mrs. Fred Worn.
Mrs. Clark Brown and SON, Clar-
ence have returned from several
weeks visit with relatives AT Chi
&C go.
Lottie, infant daughter of SIR. and
Mrs. Earl Looper \. Ninth ST. who
has been critically III with cholera
infantun for several DAYS. remains
In am unchanged condition.
Mrs n. u. House of Kalamazoo.
Mich. who has been q guest Of her
grandson Glare Trickel and AIRS.
Triclel. the past three weeks. has
returned 70 her home
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Writing Of In
dianapoliS. viii arrive here Tuesday
to spend the week with relative
ard attend the Interstate fair al
Springbrook park.
Miss Minnie Fender has returned
from a visit with bis brother Will
lam Fender and family at Battle
Creek. Mich
Henry Wineneger. AIishawaka
az. left this morning. for "a visit
with relatives az Plymouth Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. r. \. Swanson have
returned from an outing az the lake
in Michigan.
Thomas Parker returned 10 Roch-
ester. Ind. today after a weeks visit
here.
George Winenger. who has been
here the past week. returned &C.
North Iudson this morning