South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
CASS0P0LIS

Sept. 2
Mr.. Elson Ball = spending the
| lex with friends at Indian Lake
Misses Roma Pangburn and Ber-
0.ce Davis spent the day at South
end Tuesday
ar and Airs. Victor G. Phillips, Of
t.nicago. came Sunday 10 visit his
farsnts Mr. and Mrs F. II. Phillips.
Miss Gertrude Lane. OF Marcellus.
vas a guest of Misses Wane and
| Ihslma Miller Tu esday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. " Schafer left
! Tuesday morning for Traverse City.
Mrs. Schafe- seeking relief from hay
fever
Miss Lucille Bilderback Is taking
a weeks vacation froTa the county
clerks Office and is with her par
ents at Indian Lake.
Judge L 3. Des Vofgnes is spend
ing the annual meeting OF the Cir
cult Judges association In Lansing
this week
Mrs c. NJ. Glass Of Chicago, is Wis.
ting Mr.. and Mrs. G. L Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jones, OF
Witt Ill. are guests OF the Rev. and
Mrs 2. NJ. Aioser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pollock an
tertained a large party Of friends
at Birch lake last Friday evening
complimentfng Misses Bernice Hay
den and Irma Hughes.
Miss Gertrude Wade went 20 Bat
tie Greek "Wednesday TO enter the
saniearium and take a course In
nursing
The Old Maids club enjoyed a
dinner party az the Island House.
Diamond Lake. Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Wiener, and
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry E. Mulhollen. of
Monroe, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kline.
Mr. John Atkinson left today on
trip 10 the Rio Grande valley in
Texas taking a party of land seek
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Zook and son.
Howell. of Nappanee. Ind. came
Saturday 70 spend a few days with
Mrs. looks mother, Mrs Emma
Howell. Mr.. Zook and son went TO
Ann Arbor Monday, where thalatter
will enter the university.
Word was received here last week
by II. d. Badgley, OF the death of
his grandson, Jack La Mora in San
Francisco. August 25th The boy
was fourteen years old and the cause
OF his death was peculiar and a pug
zle 20 physicians. a swelling appear
ing around his ankle and finally
amputation was considered neces-
sary but did not save his life. Mr..
and Mrs. La Mora were formerly
residents Of Cassopolis.
Wednesday evening concluded the
series OF twelve band concerts which
the Cassopolis Military Band had
been engaged by the village 70 play
. ~
very popular this season bringing
large crowds to the village on We'd
nesday evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs S. B. Thomas arrived
home Monday from Seattle. Wash,
where they visited their soa, Mr..
Percy Thomas and family for sew
eral weeks.
The Cassopolis schools will open
next Monday with he following
corps Of teachers: superintendent.
J. Q. Roode; principal. Mrs. Mae r.
Dunning: assistants. Miss Laura
Lautner and Gerald Fox; Eighth
grade, Edmund Schoetzow: Seventh
grade. Miss Marian Barber. Sixth
grade, Miss Ethelyn Parsons; Fifth
grade. Miss Lois Lackey: Fourth
Third and Second Mrs Ella Card
ner and Miss Bertha Anderson; First
grade and kindergarten, Miss Clara
Beckwith.
Mr.. Newton Hutchings. for a num-
her Of years owner and proprietor
Of the Hutchings hotel and resort
and Park Shore, Diamond lake. died
very suddely at his home at the lake
about o'clock Wednesday evening.
He was eighty-three years old, and
had lived most OF his life I'm Cas-
county. He is survived by his wife
and one son Wallace W. Hutchings.
who resided with him. Funeral ser
vices will be held Friday afternoon
at the home.
Frank z. Dolph left Monday for
Phoenix. Ariz., after spending the
summer at the Dolph cottage at
Park Shore, Diamond lake.
Elmer G. Fuller. OF Mason town
ship this week bought the p. E.
Carman property on York street and
viii move 10 Cassopolis soon.
Miss Rose Springsteen returned 20
South Bend Monday after a weeks
vacation from the South Bend Bust
ness college which she spent here
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Funk re-
turned 10 their home I'm Mishawaka
Sunday after spending two weeks
here with their parents.
Miss Nelma Wells went 20 South
Send sunday 20 enter the South
Bend Business college
Mrs. Charles Blight has returned