The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-18


days with + lends in this city.
Mrs. DR.. Eley has returned from
Keokuk, Iowa, where she has been
visiting her parents.
Mrs. NJ. S. Shaw and son Harry
went to Culver for a weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
Josie E Malley returned to her
home at Chicago after visiting with
Mrs. P. J. Ball of this city.
Miss Della Sherman OF South Bend
and we'll known here is the guest OF
Mrs. Charles Seward of this city.
Mrs. NJ L. Cook after a three
weeks visit with Rev Adomeit and
family OF this city, returned to her
home at Chicago.
F. NJ. Nevis and family OF Valpa-
raise, are moving here. Mr.. Nevis
will be employed at the broom fac,
| tory.
Mrs Catherine Blubaugh who lives
three miles west of this city went to
South Bend where she will visit
with her son.
Earnest Candy has returned to his
home near Lakeville after a three
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Washburn.
The annual reunion of the Alumni
Association of the Plymouth High
Schoo, will be held Thursday evening
June sth. Nils Lindquist, Presidnet
and Bertha Hoover, Secretary.
Mrs NJ. J. Brelsford of Pierce City
Missouri, who has been the guest oil
Mrs n. Graves Ior several days, went
TO Chicago where she will visit be-
fore returning to her home.
Miss Cora Kepler returned to her
home at South Bend after a visit
here at the home of Fred Kepler
Miss Agnes Rolling went to In
wood.
Mrs. Wayne Jordan returned to her
home at Bourbon after visit of sew
eral days with her daughter, Mrs
Earnest Castleman, siding west OF
this city
Miss Laura A. Pence went to Gull
yer, for weeks visit with Mrs
Stephen Edwards, Miss Eliza beth
Vanscoik and other friends of that
place.
Schuyler Ball, the we'll known prin-
ter who has been employed at Nap
panee during the past winter, spen'
Sunday III this city and went from
here to Chicago to have his arm
treated for blood poisining resulting
from the scratch of pin.
In Kosciusko county in 1902 there
were sos persons OF a school age;
in 1905 there were s4S4; in 1904 there
were s4o7, and this year there are but
$3.50 This is loss OF 157 as COM
pared to last year and loss of $50
since 1902.
A Bremen man not conversani
with the anti-spitting ordinance in
/ Mishawaka, while in that city Fri
day expectorated on the sidewalk
says the South Bend Sunday News
He was arrested, though being a
stranger and sober, was allowed to &C
with warning.
w H. Furry has returned to his
his home at Mortified, Minnesota
after a two weeks visit here with his
brother, David Furry who lives south
of this city. Mr.. Furry is an old Mar
shall county boy and enjoyed his Wis.
it here with his old time friends i'm
mensely.
An economical young lady who
does not live a thousand miles from
town wrote her own wedding invita-
tons recently and got it your pres.
ents is requested" She wasn't max
my iuuCn Oi d IulStdkc dIlCI oh, Ou
it is considered very bad form to put
it just that way -
A list of those killed by the tor
nado at Snyder, Oklahoma, Wednes-
day night, is expected. to exceed 100
while $50 persons were injured, hall
of them seriously aid seven probably
fatally. The business section of the
town was entirely destroyed and one
report says that there are only sis
buildings left standing in the town
There was nothing equivocal III the
words of President Roosevelt in re
ply to Shea and Quinn of the Fedora
ton of Labor when they appealed te
him not to send troops to Chicago
He told them plainly the city or The
state or the nation would see that thu
law is enforced. He said Back o.
| the city stands the state and back
of the state is the nation The law.
will be enforced"