South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-21

a hospital to be treated for ar
tieular rheumatism. She is said
10 be out of danger.
harvest are being made here. There
is. in contrast with recent seasons,
an abundance of labor. Ice is about
eight inches thick.
Fire at the dwelling owned by the
Alfred Lowry estate and occupied by
William r. Conversion, Big -Four rail
road agent, and family. burned off
cne-half the roof and caused heavy
damage 10 contents, most of which
were the property of Mrs. Maude
Bender of Goshen, who is spending
the winter at Los Angeles, Calf.
Jay Cook Of LOgansport is nego-
tia ting for a lease on the Elkhart
county fair grounds recently bought
a receivers sale by the new Elkhart
County Fair association of the de
funct Elkhart County Fair and Ag-
ricultural association. Mr.. Cook,
should he close the lease agreement,
will have full control of all cOnces-
sions on the grounds.
Kenneth A. Sturgeon of Muncie,
under arrest on a charge of viola
ton of the Volstead prohibition en-
fCrcement law, is a widely known
Lake Wawasee cottager.
Arrangements are being made 10
place a modern gymnasium in the
X of p club here.
Plans for converting the Charnley
property on W. Lincoln av. into a
Community club. made by +. Hill
Turnock, Elkhart architect, have
been received here and contracts
will soon be awarded. The Goshen
Rotary club is fostering the move
ment.
Goshen Post No. 8, American Lee
zion, has postponed definite action
or formation of a woman's auxiliary.
Thomas Truax, Homer Munyon,
and Virgil Smith OF Goshen have
been formally charged with stealing
wine and vinegar from the cellar at
the residence of George Fl. R1mpler
of this city.
The Rike st. bridge over Elkhart
river here. on the route of the LIN
coin highway. has been thrown open
TO general traffic, after having been
closed for three weeks for repairs
by Alva Hamilton Of Goshen. The
bridge was badly damaged more
than two years ago when cars drlV-
en- bv Ezra Rhodes of South Bend
and Leo Dumas of Goshen collided
on the structure. Discovery was
recently made that the bridge was
unsafe. 1t had been damaged by
floods.
An unknown motorist drove his
Ford machine into Goshen street
car. 4 step was knocked eff the
street car.
c. :. Hetrick of Gallon. o., for
of Goshen. has been employed
to audit books Of the city of Marion,
o.
W. w. Forbes of Goshen and e
w. Neidig of Urbana, O., will erect
a cottage at Lake Wawasee.
sumner Prentiss Barker. formerly
of South Bend and related TO the
Ha1el and Barlow families IN Gosh
en-. died in Chicago,
Edward ". Hyde Of Goshen. who
died iu Cleveland Christmas eve,
left an estate valued at $lO,i4o-9o
His son. Clarence w. Hyde OF South
Bend. IS one of the beneficiaries IL
the Hyde Will
Arthur Zigler of Elkhart. Uni
versity OF Michigan law student VIII
continue the law practice OF ms
father. Edward B. Zigler who died
suddenly III the 0OutH
ago.
Arthur F. Zigler Of Elkhart son
Of Mrs. Edward =. Zigler OF that
city. and Miss Helen ID. Hudson oil
Goshen. daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-.
Robert Hudson, will be married mere
friday. Feb. II. NJ noon
Nary +. Cooper, IS years old, wire
of oscar Cooper. died al her nome
near New Paris. Surviving are her
husband and two sons.
The body of Mrs. Pauline SHAT
tuck FTaralSis. 90 years old. VINO
died in a Toledo hospital, was 0LIle&
in Sugar Grove cemetery near Gosh
en-. While in her home in Toledo.
Mrs Fiarakis. suffering with q mead
ache. went 20 a cupboard for what
she believed was medicine. She
took poison and died soon after be
ing removed to the hospital The
deceased was a niece of Mrs. W. H.
Carl of Elkhart.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs George p. Terrence OF Indian
aDolis. formerly of Goshen. Mrs.
Terrence was formerly Miss Flor
ence Abbott OF Goshen. She IS
sister Of Mrs Ring ". Lardner OF
New York City, formerly OF Chicago
and South Bend
Hundreds OF skaters are 20 De
found nightly on an artificial pond
west Of the hydraulic canal
I,-nce. Jan. %. 10 be given at
Moose hall. go : Michigan St
benefit Of visiting nurses OF South
Bend. Tickets 5oc. on sale at