The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-26

]. w. Eakin is shearing sheep thi,
week in the vicinity of Teegarden.
A. Howard Smith and wife Of Lig
onier visited at F. M. Burkett's owe
Sunday.
Mrs. circuit has been called tC
Frankfort by the serious illness o
her daughter.
Miss Evelyn Harsch of Soul
Bend, visited at d. E. Vanvactor'.
Easter Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Blain anc
daughter visited their parents in Ply
mouth over Easter.
Miss Nellie Taylor of South Bend
was the guest of Miss Laura Koontl
Sunday and Monday
Louis w. Tinkham of Traverse
City, Mich, is visiting at d. c. Cole:
and ]. +. Langenbaugh's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Overlease o
Elkhart, were guests of the family
of Leroy Evans during Easter.
b. w. Healy and family went tc
Logansport to spend Sunday will
home folks in that city and Lucerne
Miss Eva Mum and Mr.. William
Pearson of Donaldson, were home
from South Bend commercial schoo
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Seider of South
Bend spent Easter Sunday with Gus1
Seider mad other relatives in West
township.
Mrs. ]. b. Rowell has returned to
Chicago after a visit of a month al
the home of d. E. Snyder and other
friends in Plymouth.
Mrs. George Fogel and her mother
Mrs. Monahan of Pennsylvania, have
returned to Indiana Harbor after q
visit with relatives here.
Miss Ida Haines, Plymouth's well
known primary teacher, went tc
Hamlet Saturday morning TO visit
Mrs. Mamie Burden Weissert.
Miss Faye Hartman of South Bend
and Miss Tena Becntel and Mrs
John Montgomery OF Lapaz, were
among those here for Easter.
Mark Twain SENS to be becoming
addicted to the farewell habit. He
announces that he will deliver hi:
farewell lecture next Thursday.
There were four accessions to The
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Rogers and DIR. Preston and wife.
Mrs. Anna Gopher and daughter o.
Fulton, Ind, visited over Easter il
this city with Mrs. Copner's parents
Mr.. ana Mrs. George w. Wallace.
Mrs. Rachael Rockhill, Mrs. Ann;
Plummer and George E. Rockhil
and wife of Etna Green, and N. f
Rockhill and family of Plymouth
William Stafford of Argos, stopped
in Plymouth on his way home from
Columbia City, where he spent Eas
ter Sunday at the home of his daugh
ter.
Mrs. G. w. Kuhn, who has beer
here since the death of her sister
Miss Rose HasIanger, returned tc
her home at Port Huron, Mich, Mon.
day.
Congressman Brick was at hi:
home in South Bend from Friday un'
til Sunday. He stopped in Plymouth
Sunday on his way back to Washing.
ton.
Mrs. Mary Pfeiffer and her daugh.
ter, Miss Myrtle, who had been Wis
iting relatives and friends at Culver
and vicinity, returned to Chicago
Monday.
Rev. DR.. c. A. Brooke and wife Of
Flora. Ind, stopped in Plymouth be
TWEEN trains Monday on their way tc
Valparaiso. They have hundreds o.
friends here.
Prof. Daniel Hahn has recovered
his health during his visit of severa
months in Colorado aud New Mexico
and returns to Indiana able to dc
good work again.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Shearer of Chi
cago, Otis M. Hunter and wife and
Miss Clara Bennett of Columbia City
were among those who visited rela'
tives here over Easter.
Vim. Mcclure and family were call
ed from Chicago, Tuesday by the
| death of Mr.. McClure's mother al
Walnut. They yent to South BEND
to spend Easter Sunday.
In our review of the Metsker ties.
| timony we gave the name of Jane:
Hanes ticket agent of the Pennsyl-
vania. This is an error and should
have been James Hanes, Jr.
Albert Snyder and Cyrus ZehneI
arrived from South Bend Saturday fol
a short visit with relatives in Ply
mouth which was their former home
and where both have scores of friends
The. Italians, who have been EN-
ployed by the Pennsylvania railroad
and have had their headquarters her,
most of the time for two years, wer,
paid off Monday and went to Chicago
Mrs. Fannie Scott AMI Mrs. Cora
Underwood of South Bend, Rollc
Leonard of Chicago, and Mrs. DR.
How of Lakeville, spent Easter Sun
day with w. Z. Leonard on Minei
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Keller of In
diana Harbor, spent the Easter. holi