The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-10

home at Grovertown.
Mrs. William Clay is visiting in
Fort Wayne this week.
Mrs. Id Bergman and son Edward,
visited in Laporte Sunday
Weather generally fair and warm
er tonight and tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Zehner visited at
Mrs. Stevick's last Sunday.
Miss Emma Hillsman is visiting
her brother at Columbia iCty.
Rev Earl North preached at Union
Mills, Laporte county, Sunday.
Mrs. Ditto of South Bend, is visit
ing her old home near Donaldson.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Young and
daughter, Eta, spent Sunday at Mich
igan City.
Bert Strunk and Mr. and Mrs Ben
jamin Durbin of Chicago, are visiting
in this city.
Mrs. J. P. Fletcher of Bourbon,
was the guest of Mrs. Erwin Reisch
over Sunday.
George Price, the newspaper re-
porter, was home from Kankakee, IL
linois, over Sunday.
Mrs. Lulu Miller and Miss Pearl
Henry have gone to Donaldson for
a visit of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruhman have re-
turned to Chicago after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Lauer.
Miss Trella Jordan has returned to
Bourbon after a visit of few days
with her sister. Mrs. Castleman.
Mrs. Dibble, wife of Conductor
Dibble of this city, is recovering from
an operation at Fort Wayne hospit-
al.
Mrs. John Flora's children came
home from various points Sunday to
help celebrate their mothers birth
day.
The Center township commence
ment exercises this year are reported
equal to the best ever held in the
township.
Roscoe A. Chase, editor of the
Banner-Times at St. Charles, Mo-,
came home Saturday for visit of a
few days.
c. T. Voreis and family of Inwood,
came to Plymuth Saturday and Wis
tied until Monday with A. J. Hibray
and other relatives here.
Mr.. Willie Stevick of Indianapolis,
made his mother and sisters pleas
ant visit last Sunday returning to
indianapolis in the evening.
Mrs. Brown was here from Chicago
over Sunday, visiting her mother,
Mrs Redd, and her sisters, Mrs. Hen
ry Hall and Mrs. DR. Durr.
Rev. S. McNeeley and wife of To
sa, spent Sunday in Plymouth, and
Mr.. McNeeley listened to the address
of Warden Reid at the mems meet
ing.
John W. Davis of Hammond came
Saturday evening to visit his father,
]. W. Davis, who is quite old and
feeble and has been i'll for several
days.
Mrs Henry Mitchell OF Elkhart,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Ply
mouth visiting her mother, Mrs. Hi
ram Ream and other relatives and
friends.
The Business Mems club of La
porte has received a proposition
from Chicago parties to locate a
large iron mill, employing 200 men,
in that city.
Mrs. Hibray of Union township, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Scott
Hendricks in this city. She is "a years
old but quite strong for lady of so
many years.
There is an eight-pound boy at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Miller,
born Saturday, May 5. Still we sup
pose Cord" will continue to sell gro
ceries at the same old prices.
The schools at Syracuse, Ind, have
closed and Misses Edna Capron,
Madge Hume and Lois North, who
were employed as teachers there.
have returned to their homes in this
city.
The county board of education at
its meeting Monday elected John F.
Langenbaugh truant officer by a
unanimous vote. Mr.. Langenbaugh
is the oldest teacher of Marshall
county and is eminently qualified for
the position.
o. F. Ketcham sends us a copy of
the Los Angeles Times of April 20,
giving an account of the earthquake
and fire. 1t contains 124 pages and
more reading matter than will be
found in any of the books published
and sold, giving description of the
disaster
A writer in the Chicago Chronicle
says it may be that boys now born
may live to hold communication with
friends far away by simply raising a
walking stick into the air. This may
be little too much to expect of wire
less telegraphy, but it is by no means
impossible, and perhaps not improb-
able.