The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-30

The Copelan family reunion
was held at Talma, Sunday, Au-
gust 10.
Harry Swindell and family of
Kalamazoo, Mich, are visiting
in this city.
Mrs. Dollie Anderson of Chi
cago, is here for visit of few
days with Mrs. Milton Soice.
Milton F. Soice has moved in
to the ]. w. Palmer house, cor
ner Laporte and Walnut streets.
Mrs. Clinton Bondurant and
daughter, Helen, and Mrs.
Frank Kleber are visiting in Chi
cago.
Mrs. ]. F. Durbin has returned
10 her home az Decatur, ILL.,, af-
ter a visit with relatives in Ply
mouth.
Mrs. William Seider of Chica-
go, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Benham and other relatives in
this city.
Miss Louie Ball has gone to
Fort Wayne for a visit of ten
days in that city and points east
of there.
Mrs. R. Mcpherson who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Galloway here, is now visiting at
Bourbon.
The son born at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith on
East Laporte. street, Thursday,
lived only one day.
Heavy rains and more earth
quake shocks in Valparaiso, add
to the sufferings of the homeless
in the stricken city.
Mrs. Jerry M. Klinger has re-
turned from visit of two weeks
at Petosky, Michigan, with her
daughter, Miss Ida Klinger.
A post card' from Mrs. Phena
B. Stahl shows that Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, has an elegant
and substantial court house.
Mrs. ]. D. McLaren is spend
ing few weeks with relatives ut
Peru, Ind, and at Cleveland, To
ledo and other points in Ohio.
Keim K. Brooke and wife are
at Petosky, Mich, with their
daughter, Mrs. Smith, and Mr..
Brooke seems to be improving
slowly.
Ullery Shively of Nappanee.
who has been visiting c. M.
Slayter and other friends in the
city for the past few days, re-
turned home Saturday.
A merry crowd of young peo-
|ple gathered at the home of Miss
Eva Galloway on Water street,
Friday evening to help her cele-
brate her thirteenth birthday.
Tuesday, August 81, was the
5Oth anniversary, or golden we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Volnagle of German township,
and it was properly celebrated.
The island of Juan Fernandez,
familiar to every one as Robin
son Crusoe's island, is reported
to have disappeared since the re-
cent South American earthquake
Sunday, August 10 was the
semi-centennial of Immanuel's
Evangelical church in Bremen.
John Koontz is the only living
member of the original organi-
zers.
Mrs. Lambert McCombs, who
has been seriously i'll for sever
| al months at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. B. w. Ross, near
Teegarden, makes no improve
ment.
Rev. A. H. Zilmer went to
Clinton county to fill his usual
Saturday and Sunday appoint
ments and from there he goes to
Kentucky to remain until Sep
TENDER.
Jesse Altman has severed his
connection with the big Store"
in this city and taken position
in Chicago as manager of de-
partment of the store of Lyon
Brothers.
Annie and Elsie kolkmier,
two little Chicago girls, who
have been spending three weeks
at Mrs. Stones in the country,
have returned home.
Mrs. George Kruger was call
ed to Valparaiso Friday by the
announcement that her brother,
George Spaeth had been hurt,
Having two ribs broken. We did
not get any particulars.
The family of Anthony May
of Polk township, had a happy
reunion last week. Ben May,
their eldest son who has been in
the regular army seven years,
got home in time for the reunion.
The reunion of the Steele fam
lily at North Liberty was very
largely attended by members
from Laporte, Porter, Marshall
and St. Joseph counties, and
from Michigan, Ohio and other
Estates.
| Hon. M. L. Essick of Roches-
ter has retired from the practice
lof law. He was a soldier of the
civil war, has resided in Roches-
ter over 40 years and has never
been. charged with dishonor-
able act.
! A carefully prepared report or
tuberculosis in France SimDl\