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

South street.
Mr. Charles Schooner returned
Friday evening from a two weeks
visit in Texas.
Joseph Tedrow and wife OF
German township, went to Tiosa
to spend Sunday.
Jesse and John Gerard, residing
north of Inwood, went to South
Bend to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Oron Hoover and child
e returned Friday evening from
a weeks visit in South Bend.
Mrs. Jesse Barlow and son,
Virgil, and Miss Myra Thompson
went to Argos for a visit of a few
days.
PIatt Mcdonald came down
from German township to spend
Saturday and Sunday in Ply
mouth.
George Sprague went to Mon
roeville, to visit over Sunday with
his brother, who was reported
seriously i'll.
DR.. w. d. Steele and wife oil
Sidell, Illinois, are visiting their
son, ]. M. Steele, the photogra-
pher, in this city.
George H. Thayer of this city
has accepted an invitation to de-
liver the Decoration day address
at Argos, May 80.
]. c. Romig and d. A. Staytor
of Greene township, have gone
to Los Angeles, California to
spend the summer.
Mrs. Fowler has returned to
her home at North Judson, after
a visit of several days with her
mother, Mrs. Draper.
w. E. Flory of Fort Wayne,
spent Friday evening and Friday
night at the home of his father,
John Flory in Plymouth.
Mr.. Guy Kane has returned tc
his home in Elkhart county after
a visit in this city at the home OF
his uncle, John c. Butler.
Susie Lolomaugh, daughter OF
David Lolomaugh of Argos, who
has been sick for sometime, was
taken to a hospital at South Bend.
a few days ago.
Joseph Stein has been at his
home in Plymouth several days.
and seems to be improving. He
is now able to sit up and rest his
foot on the floor.
CALIFORNIA; oil fields have not
suffered by the earthquake in the
southern part of the state. This
is the statement of officials of the
various petroleum companies.
Mrs. c. F. Jones of Warsaw,
visited in.this city a few days and
went from here to Bourbon to
visit over Sunday at the home OF
her father-in-law, A. w. Jones.
. |. is again stated that arrange
ments are being made to put a
fast train on the l.. T.. & w. be-
tween Indianapolis and Chicago
by way of Plymouth and Laporte,
Charles Bushman of South
Bend, spent Friday night and Sat
urday forenoon with relatives and
friends here. He is a travelling
salesman and purchaser for the
Studebaker wagon works.
Eighteen cadets were dismissed
from Culver Military Academy
Friday morning for hazing. Fiji
teen of the boys changed cars in
Plymouth. They represented a
half dozen different states.
Reports have been current that
John Alexander Dowie the pre-
tender, is in a critical condition
and near the end. He himself
however, pronounccs such state
ments as pernicious falsehoods.
Little Chloe, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Schultz, residing
near the Morris mill in this city
died Saturday morning aged four
teen months. Funeral services al
the residence Monday forenoon.
Mrs. William Uncapher oil
Grovertown, and Mrs. Johr
Stringer of Donaldson, were Ply
mouth visitors Saturday. Miss
Erma Pence went home with
Mrs Stfinger for a visit OF a few
days.
j. b. Miner, n of the old set
tiers of the county several miles
northeast of Plymouth, was shak-
ing hands with friends here Sat
urday. He said he thought it was
best to remain housed up during
the winter.
James l.. Gibson and Thomas
Mcdonald, two of the oldest net
born in this county, have been in
poor health for several months
but. both able to be in Ply
mouth Saturday and we hope
they may live many years yet fol-
Marshall county cannot vel
spare such good citizens.
All members of the council and
the mayor refuse to father the ar.
ticle which appeared in the indie
pendent Thursday purporting te
be a communication from a coun-
Gilman and it is now up to Nets
ker as usual. But he is used tc
having Democratic officials
charge him with lying.
Henry E. Wadsworth for many
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