The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-19

go to spend Easter with her sons.
guest of his son here for a few days.
Rudolph WEIGH came home from
Chicago Friday evening to visit over
Sunday.
Rev. w. w. Lineberry went to
Shelbyville to preach and hold Easter
services.
Albert Baum has moved from
Three Oaks, Michigan to a farm north
of Plymouth.
Will Davis went to Indianapolis
to spend Easter with his wife and
other colored relatives.
Miss Tilda Gulling has returned to
South Bend after a visit of several
weeks with relatives here.
Mrs. Bode Bowel of Argos, has re-
turned home after a visit of two days
with relatives and friends here.
Good Friday was warm and nice
during the day, but the rain at night
was one of the heaviest of the season.
Mrs. John Westling of Inwood, Wis
tied the family of her daughter, Mrs.
w. G. Hendricks in this city Satur-
day.
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius
has subsidized. the sun is again shining
at Naples and it is hoped the worst
is over.
Mrs. Hanna came down from La
porte to visit her mother, Mrs. An
dreas Wade and spend Easter at her
old home.
Mrs. Charles Kilmer of Kewanns,
stopped iii Plymouth with relatives
Saturday on her way home from Ell
ma Green.
Mrs. Derickson residing northwest
of town went to South Bend to spend
Easter at the home of her brother,
Levi Krider.
Mrs. Chapman has returned to her
home at Argos, after a visit of a few
days with her brothers, Robert and
Ezra Barnhill.
Philip Gordon of Elkhart county,
has been spending several days with
friends at Tyner and in the country
north OF Lapaz.
| Rev. J. S. Crowder expects to spend
most of the time for two weeks fol-
lowing Easter assisting in revival ser
vices at Michigan City,
Miss Ada BONNER came from Chi
cago Saturday morning to visit a week
at the home of her father, Albert
BONNER in North township.
In the Marshall circuit court Sadie
White-Twiford, formerly of Ply
mouth, has sued Clyde Twiford, a
Goshen young man, for divorce.
w. f. Leonard of Chicago, with his
wife arrived in Plymouth Friday
evening to visit we Easter with his
parents and other relatives here.
Adelbert Jacoby and family have
moved from Elkhart to their farm just
east of Plymouth and now get their
mail in box No. / of rural route 3.
Thirty inches of snow was reported
at Bowie, South Dakota, Friday even
ing and a Milwaukee train was stalled
in the drift a half mile west of town
Prof. Daniel Hahn has recovered
his health during his visit of several
months in Colorado aud New Mexico
and returns to Indiana able to do
good work again.
VIM. Mcclure and family were call
ed from Chicago, Tuesday By the
death of Mr.. McClure's mother at
Walnut. They went 20 South Bend
to spend Easter Sunday.
Albert Snyder and Cyrus Zehner
arrived from South Bend Saturday for
a short visit with relatives IN Ply
mouth which was their former home
and where both have scores of friends
:, In our review of the Metsker tes-
timony we gave the name of James
Hanes ticket agent of the. Pennsyl.
vania. This is an error and should
have been James Hanes, Jr.
Mrs. Rachael Rockhill, Mrs. Anna
Plummer and George E. Rockhil
and wife of Etna Green, and N. F
Rockhill and family of Plymouth
went to Hubbard Wednesday, anc
gave Fl. A. Rockhill a surprise.
Metsker ought to have had sense
enough to let we'll enough alone il
the Wolford trial. His speech anc
his attacks on witnesses in his papel
were the cause of his undoing.
Mrs. Sarah Penrod of North town
ship was for several days of the pas
week, the guest of Mrs. John Selten
right and Mrs. DIR. Bower, who wer,
her neighbors in the country man,
years.
f. c. Martinsville went to Indianap
t oils, to take dispositions in an i'm
portant law suit and to spend Easte
5 with relatives at Greenfield which
was his home when he worked as
e hired hand on a farm.
John Boss died at his home on
mile west of Bremen, Sunday, Apr
s, aged 70 years. He was a nativ,
y of Switzerland but had been a resi-
dent of German township many years
He was a cousin of John Boss of thi
lcity.