The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-07


Humrichouser'
Schuyler Helm of the Annapolis
Naval Academy, arrived home Friday
evening for months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown,
of Toledo, Ohio, are visiting Mrs.
Anna Brown on Michigan street.
Schuyler Ball of Warsaw, spent
the afternoon in Plymouth, Tues
day.
Attorney O'Blenis OF Argos,
transacted business in Plymouth
Tuesday.
Over thirty ladies came IN on
railway trains to buy goods in
Plymouth Tuesday
Mrs. Demoss has returned
from visit with her son, Ira De-
moss, in Chicago
Mrs c. c. Buck of Laporte was
the guest of II. E. Buck and family
Friday.
Theodore Sherman went to War
saw where he makes balloon ascen-
sion Friday
Miss Jennie Neidig of Bremen, is
the guest of her niece, Mrs. Ben
Linkenhelt.
Entire new stock OF School supplies
at The Sum- Nothing carried over
from last year. de
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Vangilder re-
turned Friday noon from a few days
visit at South Bend
Mrs. A. Cole entertained for sup
per Thursday evening ten ladies in
honor of her birthday
Governor Hanly has commissioned
Imogene Kyser in the Law office of
John w. Parks Notary Public.
Mrs. Vachon of Hartford City is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. w.
Rinard. They spent the day at Chi
cago Friday
Mrs. S. Fishburn who has been Wis
iting her son, W. w. Fishburn and
family, returned to her home at Ar
gos Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Bunnell have
returned from Kalamazoo, Mich,
!, where they have been spending a few
! days with their daughter, Mrs. John
DeMont
Friday evening services beginning
, with tonight will be resumed at St
! Thomas church and all the Sunday
services also. The full choir is re-
quested to be present this evening
for practice.
If you want to satisfy your appe-
tite-try Hewitt's Snowflake bread
1t is moist, light and f1aky. 1t viii
not dry out-nor is not tasteless
! Made by the very best flour that car
be had-"Ceresota" d3
At the close OF the Teachers Meet
ing Thursday night, the M. E. Sun
day School Board elected Mrs. Jesse
Chaplin Classification Superintendent
and the Misses Clara Kilmer and Jen.
ME Parks Librarians
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Burgenel
and children have returned to their
home in Wabash, Ind after attending
the funeral of Mrs. Burgener's father
the late Aaron Koch. Mr.. and Mrs
Burgener were formerly residents o.
West township.
The fire department was called Out
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock il
response to an alarm turned in from
South Street. The property of Ed
ward O'Brien, on South and Fifth
street was on fire but was put on
without the assistance of the fire de
partment.
President Roosevelt visited the sub
marine torpedo boat 'P.unger" las
week and spent fifty minutes beneath
the waves dashed to fury by storm
There was nothing that could be done
on this marvellous piece of marine in
genuity that he did not attempt witt
his own hands.
! Mrs. Frederick Vollmer, one of thu
oldest residents of Bremen and Ger
man township, died at her home OF
Maple street, Thursday morning, o
pneumonia after brief illness. Eliz
abeth Koontz was born in Stark
County, Ohio, in June, 1884, and cam'
to German township with her par
ents in 1897. She was first married
to George Felden, who died numbe
of years ago. She never had an,
children, but leaves husband ant
one brother, the venerable JohI
Koontz. Funeral services will b.
held in the Lutheran church Sunda.
afternoon.