The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-30

sons, Peter and Jacob, who reside
there.
Mrs. Little has return cd to her
home atPierceton after a visit of a
week in this city with her son, James
Norris.
Mrs. Shonfield has rturned to her
home at Wabash after visiting her sis
ter Mrs Joseph Weinberg in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs Louis N. Altman and
baby arrived from Chicago today for
visit of a few days with NJ Altman
and family.
John W. Palmer has shaken the
dust of Plymouth from his feet and
returnd to hs home Chicago Well
welcome him when he comes agan.
Expert bookeepers have figured the
shortage OF Frank Obenchain, treas
urer of Cass county, at S6O,22O. His
bondsmen will have to pay it.
Mrs. Lulu Thomas has returned to
her home at Leesburg after a visit of
few days in this city with Mrs. c.
E. Long.
Mrs. John H. Baugher, who has
ben suffering from tumor for several
months is now so much improved
hat complete recovery is expected.
Mrs. N. J. Disher, who has been
stopping with her son, Owen Disher,
has gon to Bourbon to visit relatives
and old friends.
George L. Price of the Gazette, at
Champaign, ILL., came to Plymouth to
visit over Sunday. Newspaper re-
porters have to make their visits
short
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dreiblebiss
have returned to South Bend after
a visit with Mr.. Dreiblebiss and the
family of B. ]. Cramer and other rela-
tives near this city.
Mrs. ]. A. Blackburn who was
called to Dowagiac, Mich. a few
weeks ago to care for her brother,
William Brew, has returned to her
home at Walnut.
Mr.. Joseph Weinberg and her
three childrn Melvin, Leon and Hen
reta are visiting at Warsaw for few
days. Mr. Winberg is now employed
in clothing store at Noblsville
A telegram Friday night announced
the death of Sigmund Speyer at Lex
ngton, KY. Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund
Mayer and Moses Lauer went to that
city to attend the funeral
The grass, clover and wheat ar said
to be looking fine, the rains this week
having helped out wonderfully. The
outlook at the present time for these
crops is very encouraging.
DR.. Preston took Miss Pearl John
son to the hospital at Laporte, Thurs
day, and removed one of her eyes
which was injured several years ago.
She is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiltfong aged 81
years drove to Plymouth alone Friday
from her home in North township,
eight miles and spent the day with her
son, John w. Wiltfong and family
W. R. Harris, one of the cid set
tiers and we'll known citizens ofMar-
shall County, is reported seriously i'll
at. the home of his son in Haven,
Kansas.
Samuel Schlosser of this city, has
been made member of the advisory
board for spending the $4,000 APP
preparation made to the Purdue ex-
pertinent station by the last legisla-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fissel arrived from Fl
Wayne, Friday vening, called here by
the critical illness of Mrs. Fissers
father, Joshua Long. Mr.. Long was
brought to his home Plymouth this
morning and hopes of his recovery are
entertained.
We see that a numbr of our excnan-
ges are telling about old papers in po-
session of their subscribers. Emanuel
Price of this city has a bound volume
of the Hartford, Connecticut Courant
for the entire year 1906 in good con-
dition.
Moderator GLADDEN. of the Congre-
gational Church in a sermon in CO.
lumbus, Ohio, denounced John D.
Rockefeller as chief of plunderers and
said the acceptance of his 100000
gift would merit the scorn of honest
men.
Orville Crockett, half brother of
Mrs. Elma Fribley-nee Elma Thayer,
of Bourbon, has returned to his home
in North Dakota after pleasant Wis
it with relatives and old friends in
Bourbon and Plymouth. He went to
Dakota fifteen years ago with only
few dollars in his pocket and now
owns 800 acres Of the finest land in
that state.