The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-03
Mrs. Thomas Simons is visiting in
Argos this week.

Mrs. Thomas Simons is visiting in
Argos this week.
Will Suit has finished painting the
interior of his store.
Miss Stockberger, of Peru. visited
over Sunday with Miss Georgia Ho-
garth.
Mrs. Miller, wife of Rev. j. S.
Miller, has returned from a visit of
several days in Whitley county.
Amos Bussert has returned to bis
home 10 Fulton county after visit of
week with his son in this city.
Mr.. Adam Smith and Mrs. Cora B.
Sullivan we're united In marriage on
Monday by Rev. J. r. Carter at his
studio In this city.
Mrs. Bessie Hite, of near Inwood,
visited at South Bend over Sunday
with her brother. Prof. Hite, Of II Q
South Bend schools.
Mrs. ]. ]. Appleman, of the Mexico
orphans home has been spending a
week with relatives in Vest township
and visiting her mother. Mrs. Chris.
Solder, at Hamlet.
Hon. Mark l.. DeMotte, of Valpa-
raise, has been appointed aide de camp
upon the staff of Gen. John c. Black.
commander. in-chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Miss Somers has returned to her
home at Peru after visit of week
with Miss Dora Keller. Miss Keller
entertained number of young folks
in her honor Sunday evening.
Dowie lays final command on his
followers TO deposit their money in
Zion bank, and declares that If the
bank should collapse it would mean
money spent in the service of God.
Relatives and friends from Chicago,
Whiting, Clarke, Valparaiso, Column
bia City, Cleveland and many other
places are here to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Prosper Ball Tuesday morning.
Ray Smith, who is attending col
lege at Battle Creek, Mich, spent
Thanksgiving with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Roberts in
this CITY, returning to school Monday.
Thomas B. Lally, who, on Septem-
Der l deserted Miss Edith GanSer of
Mishawaka, an hour before she was to
become his bride, causing the greatest
social sensation in the city's his
tory, was qlietly married to Miss
Ganser Thursday.
W. E. Peterson, deputy supreme
counselor of the Knights and Ladies
of Columbia. has gone to Utica, n.
Y, after visit of two weeks at home.
He will spend several months inStitut-
ing new lodges and instructing old
ones in the empire state.
Mr.. and Mrs LIN. Burch, who re-
sided near Tyner forty years ago ar.
rived from Reno, Kansas, last Friday
for a visit with relatives and old
friends. Mr.. Burch has been resi-
dent OF Kansas thirty years and thinks
It is an excellent place to live.S
Mrs. AmaSa Johnson and Mrs. j.
L. Hawley left Monday for Seattle,
Wash. Mrs. johnson will spend the
winter there and Mrs. Hawley goes for
visit of few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. T. Foulkes. better known
here as Ina Hawley and leader of the
Salvation Army.
The Pennsylvania has a new time
table which took effect Sunday. The
accommodation going west will leave
at 900 instead Of 9:22 a. no. going
east it leaves two hours earlier in the
evening. The fast afternoon train
east leaves at $3.50 instead of Los. The
forenoon train east leaves at 10 clock.
Ralph Jacoby returned to Purdue
University Monday. He was on the
special football train that was wrecked
at Indianapolis but was not hurt. Will
Martin of this city, also escaped un.
harmed. The wreck and the mangled
dead and dying boys was such a scene
as they hope never to witness again.
J H. Kline, of Peru, Ind, and Mrs.
C. c. Tippen. Of Van Vert, Ohio, re-
turn home Monday, after a visit OF
almost week with their brother. +.
j. Kline, on South street. j. H.
Kline will be remembered by many as
apparently hopeless invalid for al
most twelve years, but be is now we'll
again.
Mrs. McMannus, Of Gilboa, Ohio,
and John h. Miller, Of Phillipsburg,
Kansas, have returned home after a
visit of a week in this city with their
sister, Mrs Mary Reece. Mrs. Reece
had not seen her brother for more
than thirty years and it had been al
most twenty years since she had seen