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

today.
Miss May Spencer and little
Jane Aspinall, spent the day at
Rochester.
The excavation for the paving
of Plum street is progressing sat
isfactorily.
St. Mary's Guild will meet with
Miss Georgia Hogarth this even
ing all members come.
Mrs. Omer Williams has re-
turned to Chicago after an ex-
tended visit in this county.
Mrs. Lille Gilbert Guyer and
daughter, Irene, are here from
Chicago for visit of a week.
DIR. Durr made his weekly pro-
fessional trip to Culver Military
Academy to repair the teeth OF
students.
Mrs. Noah Wiltfong OF North
township, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. Shafer at Rochester
this week.
Prof. Wood of Laporte, deliv-
cred the class address at the grad
uating exercises of the Walkerton
high school.
7. w. Fancher, one OF the lead
ing farmers and business men OF
Starke county. was a Plymouth
visitor tcday
Artbo,.y iurner of Walkerton,
and Trustee Schroeder ct Polk
township, were Plymouth visi-
tors Tuesday.
Will Davis has located his
chair in front of Shadel's Drug
store and will be glad to have his
friends call on him.
Rev. d. B. Kessinger OF Bour-
bon, was in Plymouth Tuesday
on his way to attend the Bible
conference at Dayton, Ohio.
Mis- Pearl Harsh, who has beer
employed at Brightside. has re-
signed her position and returned
to her home at Indianapolis.
Cyrus Hildebrand, a prominent
young farmer and teacher, who
resides west of .Lapaz, transacted
business in Plymouth Tuesday.
Evangelist Cummins baptized
three persons at the y. B. church
in Tyner, Sunday, and seven a
the Koontz lake west of Tyner
Mrs. Belle Alleman Spayde, o
Argos, who has been spending ;
few days with friends in Ply
mouth, went to Warsaw Tues
day.
Mr.. Krimmel, the piano tuner
is in the city this week. Parf:e
wishing pianos tuned will pleas
leave word at Tanners Drus
store, phone No. 106. d
The Delbert Morris tile mil
between Lapaz and Teegardel
will commence work in few
days and will be an industry 0
considerable Importance.
Mr.. Boys said Ed earn wa
too sick" to attend tn. meetin
of boilers which he called las
Saturday. Wonder what was tn
matter with Ed anyway.
A. c. Hume has received lei
ter from Chester Borton at Oak
land, California, saying tina
about $780, will pay for all tn
damage done to his building
there.
Mrs. Daniel Harley, mother {
L. G. Harley of this city, died z
her home in Bourbon Monda
night, aged about IS years. w
have no particulars in regard
her death.
The navigation of the gre;
lakes is tied up by a strike whic
includes firemen, oilers, pilot
grain scoopers, coa, handlers, eI
gineers and all sorts Of hands en-
ployed on lake vessels.
DR.. L. d. Glazebrook, WI
died at Knox recently, furnish'
an unparalleled case for the med
cal profession. 1t is said that h
heart beat for FIVE days after di
solution had taken place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Richard
jr. of Letters Ford, several of h
s brothers and sisters of this vicil
ity were guests Sunday at IL
home of their parents, Mr.. ar
Mrs. Peter Richard on Min
street.
Achilles North and A. c. HIN
went to Chicago to attend I'll
commencement exercises OF Il
Mccormick Theological Semi
airy at which Earl North grad
ates this week, having taken Il
full course of four years.
Mrs. William Osborn of CT
yer, was stricken with paralys
Sunday night and died Mond;
morning without regaining co
seriousness. She was about
years old and was among t
early settlers of that vicinity.
Mrs. I. S. Thomas has retur
ed to Warsaw after visit of Sc
eral days in this city with h
niece, Mrs. Harrison Horne
She is quite old and feeble al
Mrs. Homer accompanied h
home to remain with her a f