South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-23
Personals from NQdrbu Towns

Springs. leaving here Is years ago.
Re was "a years old He leaves his
wife and four children. Harry OF
Waterloo. Iowa. Roscoe Of Eagle
Grove. Iowa. Mrs. ! Baringer and
Mrs. Owen Matchette OF Mishawaka
and one brother. william Bowerman
% Waterloo.
In a recent contest in the United
Brethren Sunday school In member
I ship and attendance, the Reds"
came out ahead OF the Blues" and
We're given A banquet IN the church
I parlors Wednesday evening by the
losing side VIII schultz was captain
I OF the winning side and Robert
Davis headed the losing side
Word has reached. here OF the
marriage OF Thurlow ShuIer. former
Y ! Of this village. and Miss Grace
I Zimmerman Of Minneapolis. MINI.
Rev. and Mrs J. A. Burkett ex-
pect 10 leave next Thursday 20 make
their home in LOgansFort, Ind.
The men Of the Baptist church
held a bee" Monday evening. now
ing the grass and cleaning up the
church grounds.
Arthur Ingleright has sold through
McOmber & Co his 30 acres, three
miles southwest Of town. 10 Thomas
T. Riley and Dell VI. Bowen Of Gary,
Ind
C.. r. Sparks and Miss Nina Sparks
were in Niles Saturday 10 attend the
funeral service Of their cousin. Roy
Walton, a member OF the Arm of
Walton Bros. and a we'll known pos
tai clerk there
George Dunkleberg is nj az his
home
Jay Brewer was a weekend VS.
itor with relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. @. z. Wollam. the Misses
Emma Ament and Aurilla Butzbaugh
and a. Godfrey OF Benton Harbor
We're guests at the George Halbach
home. Sunday.
Mrs. l.. Peterson has returned from
visit with relatives in Coldwater
The funeral Of Dr. w r Bullard
was held at the Methodist church
Sunday afternoon. The doctor was
Berrien Springs oldest physician and
had been in active practice for the
one daughter, Mrs. Edward Wander
hoof Of watervliet. on sister. Mrs.
Irene Wilson OF Flora, Ind. three
brothers, George and Samuel of Con-
nersville. Ind. and Edward Billiard
OF Indianapolis. The doctor was
born in Connersville., Ind. and was
"a years Old. The service was in
charge of Rev. J. II. Bancroft and
the odd Fellows. PaHbearers were
Jesse Wollam, Hayden Michael. V.
S. Weaver. Arson Fisher. Tracy Mi
chael and John Bowling. Honorary
paIlbearers were Drs. Smith and
Miller OF Berrien Springs. Giddings
OF Niles Herring OF Eau Claire, RynO
and Tabor OF Benton Harbor.
Allison King returned Friday from
the L. g. Observation Hospital at
Great Lakes. where he has been I'M
der treatment for several weeks.
George Fisher was a business Wis
tor in South Bend. Saturday.
Walter Storick and family and
Mrs. VIII Storick were St. Joseph
visitors, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harris of
South Bend visited the latters
parents. Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Hoopin-
gamers. Sunday.
Mrs. Levi Farley and little daugh-
ter, Bernadine. % EIkhart. visited
relatives here last week.
Major Murdoch circle will meet
Thursday afternoon. May 25 Plans
will be made for the observance of
Decoration Day.
The baccalaureate sermon for the
graduates OF the Berrien Springs
high school and the County Normal
was given at the Methodist church
Sunday evening by Rev. W. y. Sher-
rill
Funeral services for Mns. L. NJ.
Ward were held in Benton Harbor
Saturday afternoon Mrs Ward died
Thursday after a weeks illness. Mrs.
Ward was prominent IN g. A. r.
work had been department presi-
dent OF the Ladies OF the G. A. r.,
and was the organizer OF Major Muir
doch Circle. No. IS, Of this village.