The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-03

Rev. John Tremmel went to
Chicago Monday afternoon.
H. B. Whitlock was home
from Bremen over Sunday.
c. F. Nyhart OF South Bend,
visited his parents here over Sum
day.
Peter Holem has returned from
a visit at South Bend and Misii-
awake.
John Hay and Luther Hoham
were home from Chicago over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lolo-
maugh OF Argos, are visiting at
South Bend.
Mrs. F. E. Nash and children
have returned to their home at
Newark, Ohio.
Charles Miller Of Bourbon,
stopped in Plymouth on his way
to Logansport.
Mrs. Paul Weis of Fort
Wayne, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Plymouth.
Dale Siple of Argos, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. S. ]. Shade at
Hanna, this week.
Mrs. Way of Chesterton, is wis
ting her father, Charles Rotemil-
Ter, near this city.
The marriage of Harry Hoham
and Miss Emma Yockey is an
nounced for May g.
Mrs. ]. R. Hewitt went to Ar
Cos Monday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Emanuel Ramp.
Mrs. Radican has been quite
sick at her home in West Ply
mouth for several days.
Rev. A. H. ELMER preached at
the Church of God in South Bend
Sunday morning and evening.
Arthur Wiltfong and Miss
Bessie Mason attended the funer-
al of Mrs. Levi Suit at Paramount.
Sunday.
Miss Ella McCarty of Donald
son, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Peter Miller Saturday and
Sunday.
Misses Yockey and Tremble
of Bremen, spent Sunday in this
city the guests of Miss Georgia
Hogarth.
Little Helen Thompson &C
companied Miss Louise Wolford
to South Bend Monday for a visit
of a week.
Mrs. Wells OF South Bend,
spent Sunday in this ely at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Mil
ton Truitt.
S. Carlson of Grovertown and
c. Peterson of Donaldson, visited
and transacted business in Ply
mouth Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ashley have
moved to Eikhart where Mr.. Asst
ley has a position in the Elkhart
Department store.
John Southworth and Miss
Sybil Corse, who are attending
the commercial school at South
end, were home over Sunday,
An English newspaper refers
to the theater as "a refuge from
thought" The editor must have
gone to see a musical comedy.
Thirteen deaths resulted from
the cyclone at Bellevue, Texas,
last week ard over $685. 900
worth of property was destroyed.
Miss Amanda Huffman and
Louis Walterbouse, who are en-
ployed at South Bend, spent Sun
day at their homes near Tyner.
Misses Gertrude Kramer ani
Helen Shaw of Elkhart, were
guests of Misses Alice and Lot
tie Largdon Saturday and Sun
day.
Robert Sands and wife of the
Salvation Army, South Bend,
visited in Plymouth over Sunday.
They were married last Wednes-
day.
Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleve-
land, has invented a motor which
will enable people to travel from
that city to Chicago in less than
an hour.
Mrs. N. E. Evans and two lit
tie daughters went to Warsaw
Monday. Mrs. Evans was called
there by the serious illness of her
father, Mr.. Henry Neer.
Mrs. Oscar Tribbey has receiv-
ed a telegram from relatives in
San Francisco but it took it over
four days to get here and letters
were received before 1t arrived.
Adam Dinsmore, a prominent
farmer, residing south of Rut-
land, made the Tribune a pleas
ant call last Friday and talked of
things old and new in Marshall
county.
]. Benton Boyer and his son,
Lewis O. Boyer and wife, arrived
Monday from Geneva, Illinois, to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles
Baum at Donaldson Tuesday af-
ternoon.
B. w. King and daughter, Miss
Martha King, who have been Wis
ting relatives in this and adjoin-
ing counties several weeks, left
for their home in Colorado Mon
day afternoon.
Erwin Price urife and children