South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
BUCHANAN

William Gray was arrested Satur-
day afternoon for speeding within
the corporation limits and was nned
Sc and costs by Justice Edgar Ham.
The clocks Of Buchanan and com
munity will not be turned back 20
standard lime until midnight, next
Sunday. according to information
received from Mayor Ross on Thurs
day
Berrien county farmers have been
advised by F. L. Simanton, county
agent OF the farm bureau. that the
danger from the Hessian fly is now
past and that IL is safe TO commence
planting wheat at once. The follow
ing information is given for the
treatment OF the seed. II seed is
smutty. apply with an atomizer. one
pint or formaldehyde 20 each so
bushels OF wheat Wheat is then
covered for a period OF two hours
and sown the same day. For small
quantities Of wheat seed. about eight
tablespOonfulS OF the formaldehyde
is used.
George Clark was in Niles on
business Wednesday afternoon
O. Schriver has accepted posi-
ton as clerk and bookkeeper in the
Portz bakery on Front ST. and COM
mences his new duties next Monday.
r. W. Pears was a South Bend
visitor Wednesday evening.
Mrs Frank Chubb was in Niles
Wednesday afternoon and evening
Harold Desenberg left Buchanan
Thursday afternoon for Ann Arbor.
Mich. where he will enter the lit
erature school OF law.
Ray Stevens entertained several
friends at a dancing Tarty i'm Berrien
Springs Tuesday evening.
Harold Berry motored 20 Michigan
City. Ind. Monday afternoon, re-
turning via South Bend and Niles
where he visited friends and rela-
tives
\ high school orchestra has been
organized by the local high school
director Of music. Miss Charlotte
o'Meara. the personnel OF which is
composed of the following students:
Clifford KLEIN, first violin: Arlene
Spaulding, second violin; Vera Can
| field, second violin; Burton Mills.
trombone: Rexford Smith. saxa-
phone. and Irving PoulsOn. drums
Several rehearsals have been held
and the organization is improving
rapidly.
The American Legion have decided
not TO organize & legion football team
this fall or account OF various rea-
sons and in place Of a Legion team.
Legion-City team will be organized
TO play games this fall. Arthur Noor-
bees has been elected manager Of
the team and the first practice will
be held Saturday afternoon at the
high school grounds
Ralph Eggert left Buchanan We'd
nesday afternoon for Ann Arbor,
Mich. where he will enter the en-
gineering college. Mr.. Eggert has at
tended the university for several
years and is enrolled in the civil en-
gineering class.
/ Rev. T. w. Bellingham of Benton
Harbor visited the high school on
Monday and gave a short talk to
+ the teachers and pupils.
q. Donley motored TO Bakertown
and Dayton, Mich, Thursday morn
/ ing
Receipts OF the St. Joseph Valley
Shipping association for last week
show that they took in $4,000 cash
and Laid out 1891 freight charges.
I During the week they received three
cars Of lime, five cars of fertilizer
and shipped two cars Of live stock
Marcus Treat very pleasantly en-
i tertained several friends at a dinner
party in South Bend Tuesday even
I ing. A theater party later in the
( evening and an auto ride 10 Blu
chanan Were also enjoyed.
Floyd Smith mOtored TO Dowagiac
and Cassopolls, Mich. Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Carrie Dickinson was in Niles
Wednesday afternoon.
The 2. D. Z. club met at the home
Of Mrs. Thomas Kenyon on Alex
ander St. Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Binns returned TO
Ypsilanti, Mich, Sunday afternoon.
where she will resume her studies in
the normal school Of that place
Herman A. LAUGH. who is connect
ed with the Petticord eVangelistic
party. is enjoying a short visit at his
home in Buchanan, preparatory 10
his leaving for Chicago.
Midshipman Edwin Peck left Blu
chanan Tuesday morning for Ann
apolis. Nd. where he will resume
his studies in the naval academy.
Edward Banke met with a painful
accident Monday noon while at
tempting 10 crank a Ford truck. The
engine DdCK-IGeQ ana the crank
struck Mr.. Banke on his right wrist.
tearing several ligiments loose and
causing considerable pain Medical
treatment was rendered and Mr..
Banke is improving rapidly.
Plans are being formulated for q
Steimrich dancing Iarty TO be given
sometime during October or Noven-
I Der by the Ladies auxiliary Of the
. 4 -aCfnr, ~.
local post Of the American Legion.
I The dance will be held in Rough s
1 dance hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wells Of
/ Chicago visited relatives in Blu
chanan Saturday and Sunday.
Charles Hess has returned TO his
/ home in Three Oaks on account Of
illness. Mr.. Hess has been employed
In Buchanan during the past year
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