South Bend news-times., 1921-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs u. ]. Tormey OF
Niles were here Friday.
The new dance pavilion at Clear
Lake has been finished and Is now
ready for use. The pavilion was
/ built by Charles II. Fuller. general
manager OF the Cedar lage resort.
Tom Huston OF Niles was a busi-
ness visitor here Friday.
Funeral services for Mrs Harriet
/ G. Baldwin were held at the Pres
! byterian church in Niles Friday
morning and interment made in the
I Niles cemetery. Mrs. Baldwin's
death occurred at the Presbyterian
hospital in Chicago and the body
was brought 20 Buchanan 10 the
home Of her brother, DR.. o. Curtis,
and from there was taken to Niles.
Troop No. OF the local Boy
Scouts met in Rough's hall Friday
evening.
Albert Decker has purchased
new Overland touring car.
1t is possible that Buchanan will
go without band concerts this sum
mer unless sufficient money can be
/ raised with which TO pay the band
| for its services.
All members of the local post
OF the American Legion or Women's
auxiliary of the Legion are invited
to attend the Legion picnic TO be
held at Benton Harbor, Saturday,
I May 2S, under the auspices of the
Benton Harbor post.
! Due to a slump in business the
downtown office OF the Western
Union Telegraph company has been
! discontinued and for the present
time all Western Union business will
] be transacted at the Michigan Cen
tral freight office.
Tie McCumber house on Cayuga
st. has been sold to Raymond
Banke
All persons oBning autom obiles
who will furnish conveyance for the
older members Of the G. A. r. or
their wives on Memorial day are re-
Iquested TO notify Charles Lands at
1 the Buchanan State bank. Mr.. Ian
dis is on the Legion committee and
it is urgent that as many cars as
possible be available for use.
Mrs. V. NJ. Morris is convalescing
from her recent illness.
p. L. Schriver of Berrien Springs
was a Buchanan visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dillman are
the parents OF a son, born at the
Clark hospital. Tuesday. May II.
Art Landsman of Niles was in Blu
chanan Thursday evening.
The Legion membership drive for
Buchanan will close on the night of
May 80. The losing side in the con-
test will entertain the winning side
at a feed"
Mrs. L. wooley of Tampa, Fla. is
visiting at the home Of her sister.
Mrs Benjamin Baldwin. Mrs. Woo
ley last visited in Buchanan % years
ago.
Van Brown will leave Buchanan
next week 10 resume his work with
the Redpath Chautaqua bureau.
A May party was enjoyed by the
members of the Rebekah lodge Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Most of Ta
coma. Wash, formerly Of Buchanan,
are the parents of daughter. born
Nay ..
Regular meeting OF the Berrien
County Medical association was held
az the Evangelical church Wednes-
day evening. Following a o'clock
dinner, DR.. Boice Of Kalamazoo
spoke. He discussed Intestinal OBJ
structions."
Mrs. Burton Smith entertained the
r. d. l. club at the I. .. o. +. hall
Thursday afternoon Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Rev. w. G. Swenk of Jackson,
Mich, preached at the Evangelical
church Friday evening.
NJ. Martin Of Dayton, Mich, was
local visitor Friday evening.
The annual meeting of the Parent
Teacher association will be held at
the Christian church Monday, May
I23. at 1880 p. m. Officers for the
next school year will be elected at
this meeting and other important
business will be transacted.
Regular meeting of the local post
Of the American Legion was held
i'm the Legion rooms Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Clarence Spaulding is in
Lima. Ohio, where she was called by
the death of her father, Baxter
/ Trevor.
The village Of Glendora. 10 miles
/ northwest Of Buchanan, is now un-
der strict quarantine for scarlet
fever. The public schools have been
closed and likewise no lodge meet
| Iings or church services are allowed.
Oils Donley was a business visitor
| in Niles and South Bend. Friday.