The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-09

Harold Steiner went to Lakeville to
visit over Sunday.
The Mozart Club will meet Mon
day, Nov with Mrs Underwood.
Mrs. Kate Trowbridge is visiting
her daughter at South Bend
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Holderman
went to Warsaw to visit over Sunday.
Ray Metsker came to Plymouth
from the State University at Bloom
ington to spend Sunday.
Miss Fife Brown has returned to
Wakarusa after a visit with relatives
at Bourbon.
Mrs. Eugene WEIGH has gone to
Chicago for visit of week with
her son, who is employed in that city.
d. Nj. Beckner came down from
South Bend Friday evening and after
visiting here went to Argos tospend
Sunday
Mrs Daniel Mcdonald went to
| Mentone TO visit over Sunday with
relatives.
, Mrs. Clinton CRUDE and children
are guests of relatives in Argos for
two or three days.
Rev A. II. ELMER went to Scircie-
vile and Rev. W. w. Lineberry to
Kokomo to conduct services Saturday
evening and Sunday.
Misses Mary and Louisa Schlarb
and the Misses Hartman have re-
turned to Ohio after visit of sew
eral days in this city and county.
Morris Agler, of West township,
has returned from visit of a week
with relatives at his old home in
Ohio.
Mrs. Senour, who has been making
her home with her daughter, Mrs
Peter Disher, has gone to Bourbon
for visit of several days.
DR.. Loring who has been taking a
post graduate course in Chicago re-
turned home today and will now be
found regularly in his Office
Mr.. and Mrs Ira DeMoss of Chi
cago are the parents of son. born
Friday. They were former residents
of Plymouth, Mrs. DeMoss being
Miss Grace Hoover.
Z. Helms, one of the old and re-
spected citizens of North township,
who has ben in very poor health for
two years, spent the past week with
his son, William Helms, of this city.
Mrs. Moses Dawson of Argos went
to South Bend to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Bruce Moore of West Frank
fort, H., has been visiting several days
in this city with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Godfreid Shearer, and went
from here TO Lakeville for a visit of
few days before returning home
A large number of the best farm
ers from evry section of the county
took advantage of the beautiful day
to visit Plymouth on Saturday. Ev-
cry township in the county was rep
resented.
Hon. Daniel Mcdonald went to
Chicago to visit over Sunday with
his son, who is the business manager
of the great school of music, elocu-
ton and physical culture in that city.
Mr.. Lewis Bair and Mrs. Charles
Bair have returned to their home at
South Bend. They were called here
by the death of the venerable Peter
Bair who died last Monday. Lewis
Bair is brother of deceased and
uncle of o. P. Bair of this city.
President Roosevelt makes fifty
thousand dollars in one year IN the
same length OF time Richard McCur-
dy and his son made $271, 700, about
FIVE and one half times the salary of
the president showing how much
more remunerative it is to be presi-
dent of life insurance company than
president of the United States.
DIR. S. p. Colvin, who preach
ed here fourteen years ago, at
tended the ministerial associa-
ton "wednesday. He is rs
years old and has been preach
ing fifty years, but is as vigor-
Gus as most men twenty years
younger. He~is the great de5at-
er, theologian and lawyer of the
conference. HIS stock of gener-
al information is marvellous and
no higher critic ever wants to
tackle Colvin. He is now serving
his fourth year at Monticello.