The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-13

gone TO Indianapolis Tor a visit
of ten days.
The total deposits in the Chi
cago banks are the largest in
their history.
G. S. Curtis has returned to
Chicago, after a visit with New
ton Covert near this city.
Q. 2. Greer of Bourbon, stop
ped i'll Plymouth on his way to
the Rochester fair Saturday.
Mrs. Levi Lauer has gone to
Cleveland, Ohio, for an extended
visit with her brother and other
relatives.
Miss AXE of Walkerton, visit
ed friends in this city and went
from here to Hamlet to visit over
Sunday.
Loyal Burch of this city was
elected second vice-president at
the reunion of the goth regiment
at Bremen.
Robert Beagles, one of the old
est settlers of Marshall county, is
critically i'll at his home one mile
south of Tyner.
John, the Senator says the
court gave them everything they
wanted. Yes, and few things
they didn't want.
Mrs. Charles Anderson visited
her daughters, Mrs. Otto Breeze
and Mrs. Harley Bryant, at Lo-
gansport over Sunday.
Mrs. Beck of Logansport, ar
rived Thursday to visit over
Sunday in this city at the home
of her sister, Mrs. c. II. Wilcox.
Mrs. Nellie Penrod and daugh
ter have returned to South Chi
cago after visit of week with
Mrs. ]. N. Wilson and other rela-
tives here.
Mrs. McOmber,. of Ann A-bor.
Michigan, is visiting her laugh
ter, Miss Annabelle McOmber,
one of the teachers Of the schools
of this city.
Mrs. Akhurst, better known as
Miss Bertha Stockgen, arrived
Friday evening from St. Louis
for a months visit with relatives
in this county.
Hon. B. F. Shively, of South
Bend came to sPlymouth Friday
evening to meet his family who
had been visiting the parents of
Mrs. Shively in Pennsylvania.
DR.. Eley and wife and B. w.
Healy and wife attended the 10
chester fair in automobiles, going
and coming when they pleased
regardless of railroad schedules.
Miss Gladys Hutchings has
gone to South Bend, to visit and
attend the wedding of her cousin
Miss Lucille Morrill,, daughter OF
Will Morrill,, formerly of this
city.
Miss Gertrude Peterson went
to Mishawaka Saturday to be
ready for the opening of the
schools of that city in which she
will be one of the teachers this
year.
The visiting members of the
Goth Ind, who attended the re-
union were loud in their praises
of the citizens of Bremen who so
generously aided the local G. A.
r. and w. R. c. in making the
gathering a success.
Mrs. Sallie Deemer Leak went
to Argos to attend the conference
of the Church of God and visit
old friends and relatives before
leaving for Michigan. She has
sold her house and lot in this
city to John Robbins.
Oliver p. Kotterman of Mex
leo, Ind, spent Friday night
the home of William Strunk in
this city. He was on his way
home from business trip to
Chicago. Mr.. Kotterman was a
resident of Inwood thirty years
ago.
The men who have been think
ing that Hendricks was ousted
from the Craftsmanship months
ago are now wondering why it is
necessary for the men who made
them believe lie, to bring suit
after suit to try to have him re-
moved from office.
The mammoth rainbow. which
appeared over the lake at Vino
ma on Thursday morning and at
tracted the attention of hundreds
for several hours, was witnessed
again in the same place on Fri
day morning and there is consid
cradle speculation as to the cause
of the peculiar phenomena.
Charles Swift and family of
Franklin county have been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
N: A. Goodrich, northwest of
this city the past week. Mrs. |
Swift and the children went
home Tuesday but Mr.. Swift and
Mr.. Goodrich are spending two
days in Chicago.
More than 100 cases of small
pqx have been reported in the vi
cinity of Monterey and Letters
Ford and in Starke county south
west of Culver. William Zeh-
Her was notified Monday that
one of his grandchildren is crit
ically i'll with the disease and
other members of the family are
down with the disease.