The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-17
Mrs. John Blain spent SUNDAY in

Miss Bertha Hoover spent Sunday
at Michigan City.
Mrs. Lillian Gunckle spent the at
ternonn at Maxinkuckee Saturday.
George Thayer has returned from
Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Speisshofer and Mrs. Cart
wright went to South Bend Saturday
Miss Grace Mccall spent the after
noon at Maxinkuckee Saturday.
Thomas Hines went to South Bend
SATURDAY.
Miss Trella Hutchinson returned to
Kalamazoo Saturday
w w Hatch returned to his home
at Goshen Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Samuels went
to Donaldson Saturday to visit
their son, James Samuel..
Mrs. L. D. Griewauk went to Han
ma to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs
O. Griner.
Rev. J. S. Crowder and wife went
70 Winona Saturday to spend a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hahn went to
South Bend Saturday 10 spend Sun
day.
Miss Hazel Neff is home from Wi
mona Lake where she has been at
tending school
Mrs May Romig Miller OF South
Bend spent Saturday with Miss Stella
Chase.
Otto Klingerman Left Saturday
for visit at Grand Rapids and other
points in Michigan
Two and one half blocks of brick
pavement on north Center street has
been laid
Miss NJ. Olga Shakes went to Mon
terey Saturday for "a visit with rela-
tives for several days.
John E. Lyons of Bremen, was
adjudged insane and applications
made for his admittance into Long
cliffe.
Miss Louise \Volford is home from
South Bend. She will resume her
studies at the South Bend CONNER
ciaI College, Sept. 5th.
Mrs. Ella Siiers returned 10 her
home at Chicago Saturday She
was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Benhan.
Harry Bennett of Michigan City,
trustee of Michigan township, La
porte Co., visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Thompson Saturday.
Mrs. ]. r. Losey and her guest,
Miss Rose Smith spent Saturday with
friends at South Bend and Misnawa-
ka.
The indignation of the Warsaw
people was aroused this week by a
silly woman burying her dead pug
dog in a lot IN the city cemetery.
L. E. MCGOWAN lett last Saturday
for Milford, where he attended the
annual reunion of the MCGOWAN fam
lily, Sunday.
| Miss Maude Holland returned to
South Bend this morning after a Wis
it of several days at the home of
William Holland, southeast of this
city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reynolds and
their guest, Mrs. Sam Lovely of Den
yer, Col, went to South Bend Satur-
day to visit Charles Reynolds
over Sunday.
N. H. Sheppard was called to
southern Indiana to see friend who
is dying so the union services at the
court house were not held owing
to fhe absence of most of the preach
ers from the city.
just at present over 100000 gal
Ions of water are being used daily by
the people of Warsaw for sprinkling
and the two mammoth pumps of the
Warsaw Water company are kept
busy the greater part of the time in
pumping water into the raains. Each
of the pumps has capacity of 1,0o0,-
900 gallons day, and both of them
are operated during the day time and
part of the night.
Being under the impression that
Gov. Hanley was making war on ali
race meetings, Joseph Senff wrote
him in regard to the coming Bremen
fair. In reply the governor stated
that he had no intention nor desire
to interfere with legitimate speed
contests, but wherever pool selling
or similar gambling is permitted the
power of the state will be used to
stop that feature of such meetings.
Bremen Enquirer.
| A smooth stranger worked slick
game on a Logansport liveryman a
few days ago. The fellow walked in
to the barn and asked the liveryman
if he would take $50 for certain
rig as surety that he would return
the outfit at the end of the week. The
liveryman replied that he would and
after depositing the money. the