South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-20
BUCHANAN

MIR. and Mrs. Rolla z. Barr and
daughter Lois. Of st. Joseph were
in Buchanan Sunday.
Miss Daisy Richards was in Niles
and South Bend Sunday.
Phil Landsman visited relatives in
Chicago Sunday.
Dir. George d. Boone OF Benton
Harbor visited friends and relatives
in Buchanan Saturday and Sunday.
Walter Thaning was South Bend
visitor Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Walter was in Niles
and South Bend Saturday.
Miss Helen Hanlin has recovered
from her recent illness.
Roscoe Olson of Chicago is enjoy
| ing a months outing at Clear Lake
resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Landsman have
returned from a brief visit with rel-
atives IN Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanley and
family Of Kansas City, Mo-. are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs George Han
ley at their home on Front ST.
Or. and Mrs. Rolla r. Butts OF
ASnltd6O dIt NAS1LlIk lTlEilQo anu IEl-
atives in Buchanan this week.
A number Of Buchanan Elks at
tended the annual Elks' picnic at
Niles. Sunday. July II.
Mrs. Claude Baker and daughter,
Marjorie, of ST. Joseph. Mich, were
in Buchanan Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Oils Donley were in
Niles and South Bend Monday.
The Best family reunion was held
at Clear Lake resort Sunday. July
II, los members were present dur
ting the day. Following a picnic din
ner at noon and supper in the even
ing dancing was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Broughton OF
Chicago are enjoying weeks vaca-
ton at Clear Lake resort.
Den Paden is visiting friends in
Buffalo and New York City and will
remain there until September first.
II. Moore OF Niles was a business
visitor in Buchanan Monday.
Charles Matthews has purchased a
new Ford sedan through the Niles
agent p. B. Friday.
Lawrence Banke has returned &c
the Marine Barracks at WashintOn,
D. c.. after q 80 days leave of absence
at his home in Buchanan. Mr.. Banke
is serving his first enlistment in the
| United States Marine Corps.
Best's orchestra has been engaged
to play at the Tuesday night dances
to be given at the Fuller Clear Lake
| resort.
Miss Juanita Hutzler OF Manton,
Mich. IS the guest OF Mrs. Fred NJ.
J Mover this week.
Miss Eleanore Schelley OF Kala-
mazoo visited at the home OF her
cousin. Miss Thelma Childs, Monday
evening.
Marcus Treat was in Niles and
Berrien Springs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tuttle Of
Columbus, Ohio. were in Buchanan
Sunday. Mr.. Tuttle returned TO
Columbus Monday morning and Mrs.
futile will remain in Buchanan for
! several weeks.
Clarence Dunbar was a Galien Wis
/ itor Monday.
Fred NJ. Meyer was a busin, IS Wis
itor al Lakeside. Mich. Monday.
Fred Ashby narrowly averted a
serious accident while driving his
| Maxwell car On the Niles Buchanan
road Sunday evening. While travel
/ inS at a moderate rate of speed one
| Of the front wheels suddenly came
| OF and the car and occupants were
| thrown against a small bank at the
/ edge OF the read No injuries re-
suited 10 the occupants Of the car
which was badly damaged.
c. F. Pears was a bus ness visitor
I in south Bend Monday.
Leroy Gilbert OF Kalamazoo visit
ed friends in Buchanan Monday.
At the present time the city water
pumps are pumping water at the rate
OF s12. 900 70 700. 900 gallons per day.
/ The average amount pumped during
the daytime Is 500 gallons per min
ute. while for the other - hours OF
/ the day, only $50 gallons per minute
are pumped The heaviest drain on
/ the wells is between $50 O'Clock in
the afternoon and eight o'clock in
/ the evening and at times during this
! period the wells viii not supply the
( demand, inasmuch as there Is an ad.