The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-30


ton in wood bring it now
Mrs. Elmer Glass and Mrs. Eozella
burst went to South Bend to visit
over Sunday.
Prof. Hite and wife visited rel
atives in the country near Inwood
over Sunday.
Mrs. Winget and two daughters
have gone to Columbia City for a visit
of two weeks.
w. E. Bailey has returned from a
visit of ten days with relatives at St.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Prof. Albert Hume, of the Winona
Technical institute, came up Friday
evening to visit his parents.
Mrs. E. b. Parish was called to Ho-
bart last Saturday by the death of
her youngest brother, Mr.. Jarvis
Roper.
Miss Rose Slower who has been en-
ployed at Schuyler Keiser's went to
her home at Etna Green to visit over
Sunday.
Mr.. A, J. Metsker came up from
Monticello, Friday for visit of few
DAYS with his son the editor of the
democrat.
Mrs. Taylor has returned to her
home at indianapolis after visit of
ten days with Mrs. w. G.. Hendricks
in this city.
Misses Dora and Mary Lawrence
came from up from Bourbon Saturday
afternoon to visit their sister, Mrs.
Harry HumrichouSer.
Mrs. Nora Shut is here from Craw-
ford county, Ohio, to attend the gold
zen wedding of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gotlieb Schaal, Tuesday, Octo-
Der %.
E. P. Germany and wife. of Argos,
have returned home after visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Dillingham;, at
Warsaw and relatives in the country
adjacent.
There was double wedding at
Diana, Ind, Saturday and Charles and
Owen Albert of this city were united
in marriage with two young ladies
who are sisters.
Miss Smith, of Fort Wayne. who
has been visiting at Bourbon and Miss
Taylor, of Bourbon, are among those
from this county who are visiting at
South Bend over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Horn who have
been visiting at Conrad Bergmans
went south on Saturday to visit at
Peru and Kokomo before returning to
their home at Valparaiso.
Arrangements are being made for a
great convention of teachers in this
city the day following Thanksgiving.
Some of the ablest speakers in the
United States are expected.
Judge Tuthill, addressing Illinois
teachers at Rockford, says the 'delin-
quent boy is the greatest of all prob
lens, but one that can be solved by
sympathetic parents and teachers.
Mrs. John l.. Gebert and little
daughter have returned to their home
IN Fort Wayne after visit of several
days in this city with Mr.. Gebert who
is an engineer on the Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Slower, of Etna Green, has COM
pleted new barn for Schuyler Kei-
ser whose barn was destroyed by fire
short time ago, and will how build
barn for Herb Gibson on the farm
just east of town.
Rev. G. L. Mattox shipped his goods
to MELVILLE. Dekalb county, Monday
and will make his home there as pas
tor of the U. B. church. Mr.. Mattox
has resided in this city and vicinity
for many years and has the respect
and esteem of all who know him.
John G. BOwles who had been visit
ing in this county several weeks, has
gone to Kalamazoo, Michigan, to
spend the winter with his daughter
Uncle John was one of the pioneers of
Marshall county and is good man,
like most of those who made this
county what it is today.
DR.. w. N. Hailmann, formerly sup
erintendent of the public schools of
LapOrte, has resigned the Su perinten-
dency of the public schools at Dayton,
Ohio, in order to accept a position
with Boston publishing house. Mr..
Hailmann will have charge of the
preparation of school books.
Mrs. Brittenham who was operated
on at Fort Wayne Wednesday came
out of the operation all right and is
reported doing nicely. 1t is the sec
ond operation by Drs. Stemen and
Aspinall within a year and the entire
dental nerve was removed. DR.. Aspin-