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TUESDAY, ArfiUfiT 19, 1013.
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GUY ENTER
G OF WIFE
Mrs. Fahrar Calil Found in the
River Husband Said to
Have Threatened to "Do
Away" With Woman.
JMystery surrounds the drowning of
Zlrs. Fahrar Calii in the river at tho
foot cf liace t. Saturday afternoon.
X)orneijtic troubles of a serious ra
Uire brought tho v,-lfc, her hunband
..and tho lttttcr'n brother Into tho city
court Saturday afternoon and tho u
,fudr ended with tho d!Bu;jraruiico of
lilra. Calii later In tho evening. Her
body was found Monduy afternoon by
, Police Chief Frlck in tho river about
ISO fci:t abovo tho dam, whllo tho oili
er r was looking for cUics.
Troublo Blurted when Calll Is ald
: to-havo found hU wlfo and a relatives
Joo George, under crnburraK.nlntf clr
jCumitancci In tha kitchen of tho Calll
.horn. Tho huubund and his brother
brought the woman to tho ntatlon and
fthrouifh an interpreter naked tho
jyroaecutor to issue a warrant for
keorge on a charge of assault. They
iwere informed that it would be impos
sible to make out such a case aKalnat
'the men. after which the husband
changed his demand and asked for
the arrest of his wife on an adultery
chargow It was found that this charge
.could not bo sustained either.
Following this the husband is said
;to have tecomo angry and it in eaid
ho threatened to "do away" with his
-wife. Tho prosecutor, Atty. J. W.
Kchindler, asked him what ho meant
,by thL. whereupon he and his brother
.are said to have stated that they
would take tho woman to South Iiend
and "put her away". They were
warned against any such conduct,
.following which the session at tho po
lice court broko up.
Calll was tho first to leavo the sta
tion followed in about five minutes by
his brother. Tho wife left shortly
after, all going In the direction of the
river. Tho husband and brother
rcarhed homo but tho wifo never
came.
Sunday camo and since the woman
failed to put in an appearance the
pollco were notified. Chief Frick sus
pected tho river and while walking
along tho dam discovered the woman's
lifeless body in the water, her clothes
hanging to tho submerged branch of a
tree.
Tho body was taken to tho Thall
mer undertaking rooms where it is
being held awaiting burial.
Coroner Swantz was called and Is
Ftlll working on the case. It is the
general opinion that tho woman com
mitted suicide, but or. account of the
husband's alleged Jeclaratlon that he
would do away wi n his wifo, there Is
a possibility that murder has entered
into the case.
Calll. tho husmnd, is in Michigan
, CIO', where ho v ent Saturday evening,
ostensibly for tie purpoto of finding
h's wifo.
George is belrg held in tho city jail
to ..'wait developments in the case.
Tno funeral of Mrs. Calil will prob
ably bo held Borne time Tuesday.
NEXT SATURDAY WILL
BE THE BIG NOISE
The "Ball Band" team of tho Man
ufacturers league by their win Sat
urday are still tied with tho Singer
team of South Bend. According to
tho regular schedule the deciding
game Ij to be played on dinger's
grounds. An effort is now being made
to have this gamo transferred to
Spxingbrook park, for the reason that
the grounds are faster; will accommo
dato more people, and will do away
with two car fares for the friends of
cither team.
If this plan goeg through it will
mean a greatly increased attendance
as interest in this game is at a high
pitch.
ATTEND BLACKSMITHS'
PICNIC HELD SATURDAY
A ntr.nbcr of persons of this city
attended tho blacksmiths' annual pic
nic held at Hudson lake Saturday.
Tho following program of races and
rontcsts wjro carried out: Horse
hoo pitching contest. Kalph Lydick,
first, U. A. Lydick, second. Drawing
content, for ladles. Mrs. C. Perkins.
rst. Mrs. I. A. Kvillek, second. Girls
race. Margaret Cushing. of this city,
first. Dorothy Go.ss, second. Bys
Jo.j.'ph Oehl. of this city, first.
Harold lliVuiennrn, or iwiwvana,
second. 13all throwing contest. II.
IUllcK. first, . A. l-ydiek. -oml.
Fat men's race, Charles Utnnol?, first,
2'rank Swank, second.
Tho M!sss Hnzei Olalcntlnc, Min
nie Master.-;. Blanche Ort. Kv!yn H!
Ilnper, Kthol, i:dith ami I'va.iir.e HU1
havo returned from Klinger lak-
where they spent the past two uc ks.
Miss jacop.s impi:ovi:s.
Miss Ida Jacobs, who has n vn s ri
rusly ill at the home of h.-r parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs, suth
tast of the city. Is slightly improved.
MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED
roil SAl.B OU KKNT l'"" .ur.s. on
Bremen road, near Mishawaka.
Call Homo phono 2 ri:icr- on :').
FOB RBNT A 7-rom hot:sc. mod
ern except furnace, at 2-1 Battell
rt., Mishawaka, Call I. S. Crock-r.
Home phono f.3 4 7. P.ell phone 224 0.
WANTED Experienced irlrl for gen
eral housework; two in family; no
washings. Apply Tuo W. Joseph st..
Mishawaka, Ind.
NOTICE I clean and disinfect vaults
and cesspools and raaranUe my
work. Prices rea.so-.aKe. I F. Bar
ton, or call Home phone 190.
FOP. SALE Two new 7-room houses
on Hth st.. near Spring. Mishawa
ka. Cistern and wU. Good cellars.
Piped for gas. wired for cl.-etrk
lights. Ca?h or payment-;. Geo. I).
Beroth. 136-128 N. Main St., tfuuth
13 cad. Telephono 6-2S.
SHORT SESSION OF
COICIL IS HELD
Nomination of Harry MaGrane
For City Sanitary Officer is
Referred to Police Commit
tee All Councilmen Present.
Harry" J. McGrano has been nomi
nated by the city board of health for
the position of city sanitary officer.
His nomination was referred to the
committee on police at the regular
meeting of the common council held
in tho council chambers Monday even
ing. At the same meeting a communica
tion was received from Charles Wilke
asking that ho be appointed city
bealer. These two positions will prob
ably be incorporated into one to be
known as tho sanitary olhce. Of
course tho appointee will havo to be
named by the committee on police and
ratiiied by tho council but since Mr.
MaGrano has received the indorse
ment of tho health board It is be
lieved he -will be chosen as tho new
olficer.
All members of the council wero
present at the meeting galled to order
by Mayor Herzog at U:40 o'clock. Tho
ndnutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved. Claims were read
and allowed to the amount of $S,
lB8.6y. A crosswalk was ordered placed at
the corner of Lawrence and Christy
ann sts. upoa motion of Councilman
Koggeman. The meeting adjourned
at 6:50 o'clock having been in session
but 10 minutes.
Included in the claims allowed at
the meeting Monday was tho 25 per
cent allowed on the payment for tho
pumps being installed in the east end
waterworks. Tho coat of tho pumps
will bo something over $3,000, com
pleted. Following tho meeting the police
board held a short meeting to look
over bids for a new police ambulance
and patrol and also to consider tho
appointment of tho new sanitary
olliccr.
POPULARITY CONTESTS
ARE POPULAR IN CITY
Interest in the popularity contests
for the Homecoming is growing
stronger each day and Monday the
homely man's contest and tho dia
mond ring contest were tho topic of
tho morning, in several of tho big
stores by professional men, showing
that the contests were polng to be
one of tho big features of tho Home
coming. Tho voting places wero
established late Friday afternoon and
tho boxes placed Saturday morning.
The lirst voto cast was taken up Mon
day morning and the contestants for
first places are an follows: most pop
ular young lady, Miss Gertrude
"Wachs. , 2S votes, and Miss Rosalia
Klaer following second with 18. The
little girl's doll contest, Flossie Daugh
erty, 31 and Miss Ethel McDuff 25.
Boy's bicycle contest, Henry DeWolf,
45 and Kay Booker 27. Pretty baby
contest, Kenneth McClure 37 and Jim
my Haverly 2 6. In the homely man's
contest Dr. Erwln leads with 8 5 votes
and "Spot" Kreuger follows with 35
for a far second.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
FOR FRANK ALLEN
Mrs. Mary Strong, E. Fourth St..
cry pleasantly entertained at a 12
o'clock dinner Monday at her home
in honor of the birthday anniversary
of her grandson, Frank Allen. The
dinner was In nature of a surprise
to Mr. Allen. The decorations were
beautiful Uowres. Among those who
attended the dinner were Mr. and
Mrs. John Chandler, Lee Stiles, Mrs.
Schuyler Rose, Mrs. Emma Keyes
Walker, Jerome Webster, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Peane of this city. Mrs.
H. R. Whitmer, Mrs. W. A. Ceane,
Mrs. Florence Morrice, Mrs. Lucy
Studebaker, Mrs. P. W. Henklo and
Mrs. H. 15. Geddes of Goshen.
MOTORCYCLIST RUNS
INTO REAR OF BUGGY
Harry Haskill. while riding a motor
cycle on W. Second st., near Spring
brook park Sunday evening ran into
the rear of a brand new buggy be
longing to and driven by Ieo Feag
lor of this city, and sustained serious
injuries. After belnr romoved from
tlio wrockapo lio was taken to si South
licno hospital. It is not known Just
how tho accidont occurred but it is
thought that Haskill did not see the
buggy. The rear wheel and axle
wore sm.osheil on the rir nnd the ma
chine was also damaged to a great
extent. Mr. Fcagler was uninjured.
to dkivi: car iiomt:.
R. W. Smith of the Four-in-Ono
l-. and Giiv Stutzman have pone to
lVntiae, Mich., from where they will
drive to Mishawaka Tuesday in a new
Oakland car purchased by Mr. Smith.
KKTTKNS FROM BATTLE CRITKK.
t'harles Bramwell has returned
from Hattle Creek. Mich., where he
spent the week-end visiting with rel
atives and friend.
Rirri'RN FROM LAKE.
Atty. Charles Ihncrham and Sherrill
Kikadden have returned from Iia
mond lake, where they visited friends
during the past several days.
CHALLENGE INDOOR TEAM.
The St. Joseph Athletic club indoor
l ast Nail team has issued a challenge
to uuv team in this city or South Bend.
J. F.'Weinkauf. lro E. Fr.urth st., is
manager of the local team.
ENJOY PICNIC.
Fiht young people of this city on
Sunday enjoyed a picnic at Eagle
Point. At noon a dinner w.ts served.
The afternoon was fpent in boating,
h: hing and other amusements.
VISITING RELATIVES.
James Mayor. Towle av.. has gone
to iiuQucMip, 111., where ho will spend
his vacation visiting with relative?.
COUPLE CARRIED
Dm OR 6
Ceremony Performed at St. Jo-
seph's Catholic Church by
Rev. Dean Moench.
Thomas Zachwieya and Miss Rose
Jankowska, both of this city, were
united in marriage Monday morning
at 7:30 o'clock, during a nuptial mass
at St. Joseph's Catbolio church, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
Dean L. A. Moench.
The bride was attired in a pretty
gown of white, wore a full length
bridal veil caught with roses and car
ried a shower bouquet of roses. She
was attended by Miss Jennie Glon and
Miss Louise Grlveaski, who were both
dressed in white and carried bouquets
of white roses. Perry Grlveaski acted
in the capacity of Lest man. while Leo
Glon also attended the groom. The
Utile Misses Benedicta Strantz and
Victoria Tukororyki were the flower
girls. Thy were dressed in white
and carried rosea.
After the ceremony the bridal party
went to tho home of the groom, 5-0 9
F. Lawrence st., where a wedding
breakfast was served to 25 relatives
and friends.
The groom is employed as foreman
at the Rubber Regenerating Co., and
is well known in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Zachwieya will reside
at 509 E. Lawrence st.
At 6 o'clock a wedding dinner will
bo Berved at the residence to about 35
guests.
BIBLE CLASS DATES.
East Mishawaka Monday at 7:30 p.
m. with Mrs. Louis Boles, 1213 E. 2nd
st.
Section 2 Women's Bible class,
Tuesday at 3 p. m. with Mrs. Fred
Mulrlne, 211 Indiana av.
Section 4 Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.
with Mr. Pleger, E. Fourth et.
Section 5 Afternoon and evening
classes, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the
Presbyterian church.
Section 6 Friday at 7:30 p. m. with
Mrs. L. L. Martin.
Section 8 Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.
with Mrs. Noyes, 129 Towle av.
Section 9 Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.
with Mrs. Romain, West Second st.
Section 10 Wednesday at 7:30 p.
m. with Ira Hathway, W. 2nd st.
Section 13 Sunlight Bible class,
Tuesday at 7:30. p. m. with Mrs.
Elmer Hepler, 122 E. Grove et.
Section 14 -Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.
with Mrsfl Gross, W. Grove st.
Section 15 Monday at 7:30 p. m.
at 4 0-7 W. Battell st.
Home Girls Tuesday at 4 o'clock
with Miss Anna Miller, 911 W. 2nd st.
Business Women Monday at 7:30 p.
m. at the Christian church.
Willow Creek Thursday at 8 o'clock
at the church.
Men's Bible class of section 2
Wednesday at 7: 30 p. m. with C.
J. Stickler, 111 Indiana av. Wednes
day evening at the home of Mr. Eli
Shearer plans were made for a Bible
study class for men of the north side.
The first meeting will be held at the
home of Mr. Arthur Ham. Wednes
day evening, Sept. 10th at 3:30 p. m.
Next Tuesday afternoon a meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Lawrence Miller of Twin Branches
for the purpose or organizing a Bible
class for women. Miss Margaret Van
Fleet, Bible secretary of the Y. W.
C. A. will be present.
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION.
It has been found advisable to
transfer the place of meeting of the
Republican Party, to be held Tuesday
night, from Judge Hunt's ottice to the
vacant store directly below, next door
to Ostrander's studio, lis West Sec
ond St.
All Republicans please not change
of location and, do not fail to bo pres
ent. J. ALVLN SCOTT.
Advt. Chairm?ji.
TO OPEN BILLIARD HALL.
Painters and decorators under the
direction of Lloyd Clark are painting
and rennishing the store room located
at 107 X. Main St., recentl yvaated
by Bert Kellam, which will be occu
pied by Joe Krushanskl, who will open
a neat billiard and jool room on Au.
SPENDS SUNDAY AT 3IICIIIGAN
CITY.
Matt Miller and eons left Sunday
for Michigan City, where the boys
are to make their future home with
their grandmother.
i,nvi:is ixrt visit.
Mr?, lcc woatinc im Saturday lor
a visit with friends and relatives at
TolexJo. Ietroit and A.iria-n. for ten
days.
iunrnv rraoM rvjuion ivke.
Slim Warner and Shorty Benson re
turned Sunday evening from Barron
lake, alter a successful fishing trip.
FORSTOAUER REUNION.
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Forstbauer of
Towle av., entertained at a family
dinner Sunday. The out of town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zeig
anbush of Allegan, Mich., who are
visiting here.
. RI7TURNS FROM TRIP.
Wm. Sarle, one of the local mail
carriers, has returned from a trip to
Detroit, Mich., and OJibway, Can.
He reports that the steel corporation
is putting up a large plant at the lat
ter city similar to the Gary plant.
VISITING HERE.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Whitemen of
Louisville, Ky., are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Ganser on Indiana
av.
VISITING IN CHICAGO.
Miss Barbara Wllklow, S. Church
st., is visiting In Chicago.
LI1VVE FOR LAKE WAWASEE
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Johnson and
son Edgar have gone to Lake Wawa
see for a two weeks" outing.
RETURN FROM MOTOR TRIP.
F. A. Ullmann, Albion Kamm. Wil
liam Thallemer and Charles Ferrettie
have returned from a motor trip to
Chicago.
iHIIIK SCALPERS ARE
III WORK If! THE CUT
Detectives Watch Exchanging
of Cars By Working Men at
Four Corners Arrests May
Be Made Tonight.
That ticket scalpers are at work in
the city plying their profession by sell
ing city car transfers is claimed by
i-everal down town business men and
it is said that on Friday and Satur
day evenings just at the closing hours
of the east end factories, four detec
tives or inspectors were at watch on
the four corners to get evidence that
some of the east end factory employes
sell their transfers to South Bend men
employed at the Dodge Manufacturing
Co. It is a well known fact that South
Bend men employed in this city have
been giving transfers to men employ
ed in the end factories in the morn
ings and in the evenings exchanging
back with the men for South Bend
transfers, thus making the faro for a
number of men only live cents.
It is thought that no ctop can be
put to this practice but it is claimed
that professional scalpers gather tho
transfers from the east end men, pay
ing them a small amount, and that
and then sell them to South Bend
men for a rate per week. It seems
little money could be made In this
manner by scalpers, but when pushed
on a large scale it may be possible for
them to realize a considerable amount
each week.
There were no arrests made Friday
or Saturday evenings but some may
be made Monday evening, as it is ex
pected that the men will again be on
watch.
CITIZENS INTERESTED IN
REPULBICAN MEETING
Interest centers around the meet
ing of local republicans called for
Tuesday evening at Justice Hiram
Hunt's office. Matters pertaining to
the coming city campaign are ex
pected to come up for consideration
and action.
Some time ago tho bull moose held
a meeting at which they expressed a
desire to come back into the former
party. A committee was appoint
ed to confer with the republicans to
consider uniting for tho coming cam
paign. This committee may meet with
the republicans Tuesdayevening. At
any rate it is practically certain that
the republicans will decide at their
meeting whether they will enter the
city campaign alone or whether .ney
will consider an offer from the bull
moosers and allow this party to co
operate with them.
It is understood that the prevailing
republican sentiment is either for a
republican ticket or a co-operative
ticket with the bull moosers to be
known as the republican ticket. Sev
eral prominent republicans are said to
be adverse to supporting a citizens
ticket In case one is started.
ENJOYING VACATION.
Walter Ricketts, who is enjoying
his vacation from . the Mishawaka
Trust and Savings Co., has gone to
Angola, Ind., where he will visit rela
tives. MISHAWAKA PERSONALS.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Culp and chil
dren have returned from Eagle Point,
where they spent Sunday.
Arthur Hilton has returned to his
homo in Jackson, Mich., after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Swayne, E.
Fourth st.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Smeltz. of Elkhart,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Curtis, 723 Chestnut st., Sunday.
John Albert and grandson, John
Riddle have returned from an outing
at Eagle Point. .
Miss Mildred Edgar has arrived In
this city from Forty Wayne, and has
taken a position in the Carpenter Mil
linery store.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buckles have
returned to their home in Goshen,
after a visit with relatives in this city.
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City Enters Into Contract With
Westinghouse Electric Co.
E. Fifth St. Sewer Reported
Completed.
Street Commissioner Muinch re
ported at the regular meeting of the
board of public works held Monday
morning, that he would test the Stude
baker st. flusher today. This is a new
street cleaning apparatus that is to be
put on the market, and the midline
will be furnished free of cost to the
city yfor & test. Data will be secured
on the cost of operating same, thus
showing a comparison between a wa
ter flusher street cleaner and the
sweeper method now used.
Wm. Hise and 11 others petitioned
for water main3 on W. Broadway,
from Margaret to Benton sts. Re
ferred to csupL Crabill of the water
department.
Motions referred from tho council
to the board that brick cross walks
be constructed across Laurel st. at
Third st., at West st. across the east
side of Ninth, and at W. Spring across
Ninth st., were granted and the street
commissioner was instructed to con
struct same.
Hearing on the assessment roll for
the S. Main st. asphalt pavement was
presented. No remonstrators being
i present same was adopted,
j Pres. J. A. Herzog of the board, was
j ordered to enter into contract with the
. Westinghouse Elec. Mfg. Co., for sup
plying city with meters, transformers
and heating apparatus.
The bid of J. W. Ladow for repair
ing the roof of the city hall and fire
station was received, and upon motion
of Muinch the contract was awarded
to him.
City Atty. Parks reported that he
has notined property owners on Cal
houn and Vine sts. to co-operate with
the city in removing dirt and weeds
between the curb and sidewalks.
City Engineer Haverly reported the
completion of the E. Fifth st. sewer as
per contract. Later assessment roll
was adopted.
Board adjourned at 10:30.
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life beoaui? of Cie hkcreased liability to ertrarura
latloii. I care n: prune In selected cases with per
fect safety and entail no inffwlrrjr. and do rot
detain you from your occupation, under guarantee.
Many caes cared to stay cured hi one treatments
riiONE 295.
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FREDERICK CRONK
DIES AT HIS HOME
Was Formerly Employed Gn Lake
Shore But Engaged In tho
Dairy Business.
ELKHART. Ind., Aug. IS. A sing
ular condition arose in connection
with the sudden death Monday morn
ing of Frederick Clinton Cronk, a
former Lake Shore engineer and more
recently engaged in the dairy busi
ness. About a year ago Mr. Cronk
purchased the milk wagon route of
A. D. Wells and had fai'.ed to show
anyone else the rounds. A list of hi3
patrons was not available and as Mr.
Wells is out of the city, more than
100 customers were forced to do with
out their daily supply.
Mr. Cronk, who was 54 years of
age, died suddenly at 1:30 o'clock be
fore his wife could summon a physi
cian. He was seeming in the best of
health and spirits yesterday.
Mr. Cronk, who was born in Dowa
giac, Dec 20, 185S, lived there until
after his marriage to Miss Nellie
Holmes on Feb. 2, 1879. In 1S80 he
went to Chicago, where he entered the
employ of the Lake Shore as a fireman
in the yard, remaining there two ye-ars
and then moved to this city, which
had been his home ever since. He
was soon promoted to the. position of
engineer and ran an engine for a
number of years, finally retiring and
becoming Inspector of engines, which
position he idled until about four
years ago, when he retired perma
nently. After his retirement from railroad
ing Mr. Cronk conducted a billiard
and pool room at No. 608 S. Main st.
until last September, when he sold out
and purchased the A. D. Wells dairy
business, in which he was engaged at
his death. Mr. Cronk was a member
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En
gineers and of the Elks ad of the
Moose orders.
Surviving the d.e "vl are his wife,
Nellie Cronk; one son, Gail H. Cronk
of this city; brothers, Frank Cronk of
Chicago, Freeman Cronk of Grand
Rapids and Fenton Cronk of Marion.
O., and one sister, Mrs. C. D. Mason of
Springfield, Mo.
EXPECT BIG NIGHT.
Members of the Elkhart Lodge of
Moose are contemplating "one big
time" next Saturday evening when
they will journey to South Bend in a
body to "do" the carnival being given
in that city this week under tho
auspices of the South Bend lodge.
Trumpet Notes band has been en
gaged to lead the procession.
Men always love to see a girl
With a dandy clear complexion;
Rocky Mountain Tea's the stuff
That gives it to perfection.
Coonley Drug Store.
Advertisement.
WRECK DELAYS THE
CARNIVAL OPENING
A wreck at Englewood caused the
Worthington & Allen shoAv which
were to have opened at BakvAs field
yesterday under the auspices of the
Order of Moose, to spend all of Mon
day on the road and as a result the
first day's performances are to be
held today. The company is duo to
reach South Bend this Morning at
9:30 o'clock.
The entire troupe was delayed for
15 hours. At first It was thought the
company would reach here in time for
tho 7:30 shows Monday night, but the
delay was too long and the opening
had to be postponed.
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SON OF C. C. RYMER
DIES AT AVOfJ, N. Y.
Father Gets Two Tolgramn at Saino
Timc One Tells of II Ls
Boy's Death.
ELKHART, Ind., Aug. IS. Claren
don, eight-yenr-old s n of Atty. and
Mrs. C. C. Raymer, died of diphtheria
at tho home of Mrs. Raynu r's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 12. Thomson, who livo
on a farm near East Avon, N. Y.. at
6:30 o'clock Monday morning. Mr.
Raymer left for Avon on a Lake Shoro
train at lt:50 Monday forenoci.
News of the death of his son cinia
as a great shock to Mr. Kaymer, wha
had received encouraging word in a
special Irtter from Mrs, Raymer Sun
day, to tho effect that their son was
continuing to improve.
Three dispatches wero sent Mr.
Raymer within an hour of each other.
The first said Clarendon was wors
and asked him to come. A second
said he was failing rapidly and a third
that he was dead. The dispatches an
nouncing that the child was failing
rapidly and the one detailing tho
death were delivered at the same
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymer and their two
sons left here for Fast Avon on July
2' After a visit of two weeks Mr.
Raymer came home, leaving Mr. Ray
mer and the sons to make a protract
ed stav. Ho had been hero but a fow
days when word was received that hs
son had been stricken with diphtheria,
followed by the encouraging reports
that he was recovering.
Clarendon was born Jan. 14, 190T.
Tho brother, Stanley A. Raymer, is
live years old.
DOUBT THE STORY OF
BRAKEMAN'S DEATH
Many of tho friends of LoRoy Mil
ler, the Iake Shore brakeman who
was killed at PInola Friday night, dis
credit the theory that ho was klllod
while asleep. They declare that no
matter what Miller's physical condi
tion might havo been, he was not of
the caliber to fall asleep while on the
job. They prefer to believe that he
accidentally stopped directly' In front
of a fast freight.
Funeral services were hold at tho
home of the deceased's mother in Chi
cago Monday.
TO IMPROVE FIRST
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Becauso the First Christian Sunday
school is rapidly outgrowing tho ca
pacity of the church building In tho
triangle formed by Ixington a v. and
Vistula and Fifth sts., tho congrega
tion voted to make Improvements that
will cost about $3,500.
The building will bo raised so that
a series of Sunday school rooms may
be pXvidod in tho basement and nn
addltiryi to tho main lloor of the
church will be made on the east side.
A new roof will bo put on and tho
present hot air method of heating will
give place to a system of steam or
hot water heating.
The plans relating to th enlarge
ment of the basement and its division
into Sunday school rooms have not
boon definitely worked out. but tho
improvement as a whole Is to bo on
of groat importance not only to this
church society but to all directly or
Indirectly concerned in the spiritual,
growth of tho community.
WILL PAY FARMER.
Four Elkhart boys who stoo melons
from a farmer oast of the city have
promised City Judge Loo that thy
will pay 50 cents a wook until tho dr-bt
of $5 llxod by tho -urt Is canoollod.
The court stipulated that tho boys
must earn tho money themselves.
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Impair ntalltr. I dAlly dea-rrjtraif that Varto
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