The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10

Mishawaka, spent Sunday in this city.
Miss Ethel Jordan of Bourbon, Wis
tied friends in this city last week.
Earl North went to Logansport
this noon.
Miss Lois Humrichouser is visiting
friends at Warsaw.
Mrs. w. H. Vangilder went 10
South Bend Saturday and visited rela-
tives over Sunday
Logan Williams of the Warsaw In
dianian spent Sunday at Pretty Lake
Lake.
Grove Define and family spent
Friday and Saturday with friends at
Argos.
Mrs. Wright and son of Engle-
wood, are the guests of Mrs. League
OF Jefferson street
Senator and Mrs. ]. S. Conlogue, of
Kendalville, came Saturday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Southworth.
Oscar Curtis went to Chicago last
Saturday where he visited friends
until Monday.
Rev. w. II. Howard went into
camp at Pretty Lake Monday for
weeks with the boys OF the church.
Mrs. Grace Bates and mother, Mrs
Watkins arrived in this city TO visit
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tribbey went
70 Wisconsin Tuesday for visit with
relatives
Darmon Rhinehart went to Wana-
tab where he has accepted a position
in a barber shop.
Daniel Deeds OF Warsaw, and his
niece, Miss Mabel Deeds of Ohio,
spent Saturday at Pretty Lake the
guests of Henry Deeds and family.
Mrs. A. H. Morsches and daughter,
Marie, went to Columbia City last
Saturday for two weeks visit with
relatives.
Ronald Thompson, accompanied by
Mr.. Eisenberg, prominent merchant
of ST. Charles, Missouri, are visiting
relatives of the former in this city
Mrs. J. E. Haines and daughter,
Francis, returned last Friday from a
weeks visit with friends at Fort
Wayne.
a girl can forgive anything except
being told that her photograph is
adorably beautiful but that it doesn't
look like her.
Mrs. James Thayer and son Walter,
went to Columbia City where they
will visit her sister Mrs Eva Wun-
derlich, for several days.
Mrs. Harry Kllnler has returned
from Frankfort, where she was cal
led by the sickness and death OF her
mother
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Philips enter
tanned a number of friends at dinner
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Philips
mother, Mrs. Goddel, whose birth
day it was.
c. R. Leonard left Thursday for
Petosky, Mich, to see his son Frank,
who has been quite sick for a few
days. He is much better at present
and Mr. Leonard returns Sunday
morning.
There will be unique entertain
ment consisting of lawn fete with
special attractions, on the lawn of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. A. Gilmore, August is;
to be given by the Young Women's
Social Union of the Presby: erian
church.
The saloons demonstrators a. He
bron have won their battle, securing
enough signers to knock out the ap-
plicaticn of DOC" Rice for a saloon
there Under the law Mr. Rice can
not secure a license for two years.
The remonstrance was filed with the
Auditor Friday.
Hon Daniel Mcdonald went TO Ke-
wanna Friday to engineer the in
shutting of the local order of Eastern
Star The order starts with twenty
two members. A party of Plymouth
people will accompany Mr.. Melon
and about thirty persons went
from Rochester.
The family of ]. NJ Klinger, Ida
and Calvin Klineer of this city and
Miss Edith Stout of Dayton, Ohio, at
tended the fourth annual reunion of
the Klinger family at Robinson Park,
Fort Wayne, Thursday. One huns
dred and one members of the Klinger
family registered The next reunion
will be held the Srst Thursday in Au-
gust, LOG, at Dayton, Ohio. The
members of the family from Ply
mouth were the guests of Jas. E.
Klinger. resident of Fort Wayne.
An ordinance has just been passed
at North Judson whereby men who
are arrested and are not able to pay
their fines may be compelled to work
on the streets or on any public work
for the town. Heretofore if they