The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-11

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Mrs. Lottie Chandler of South
Bend, is visiting T. M. Chandler
Miss Mabel Jacoby has return
ed to her school work at Marion
William Shearer has been ap-
pointed night watch by Mayor
Logan.
Otto Albert went to Argos,
called by the illness of Mrs. Al
bert's father.
Mrs. VIM. Petty, who has been
visiting here and at Argos, re-
turned to South Bend.
Miss Alva Amerman returned
to Niles, having visited relatives
and, friends in this place.
Charles Phillips, who has been
quite sick at his home in west
Plymouth, is improving.
The Republicans OF Polk town
ship will next Friday select del
egate to the district convention.
The Misses Anna Mast ard
Winona Nyhart returned to
South Bend, having visited in
this city.
Plymouth high school basket
ball team Friday night at the ar
mory, defeated the Galatias by a
score of II to IL,
The Merrill class of the Nj. E.
Sunday School was entertained
Friday evening at the home of
Miss Edith Kendall.
Mrs. Jacob Lavender OF Rut-
land will spend Sunday in the
city in attendance upon the
Christian church.
George Wolford of this CITY
and Miss Minnie Banwarth, of
Chicago were married Friday in
Chicago and arrived here last
night. They will reside in this
city.
ALI Hall, who formerly worked
in the Democrat office in this city
and was brother of Mrs. James
Thayer, died in Chicago, Monday
night and will be buried Wednes-
day.
The friends of Mrs. Mary
Hume will be glad to learn of her
recovery from a severe illness of
two weeks. She has recovered
sufficiently as to be able to be
about the house.
James Vinnedge, Henry Hall
and Z. M. Brewer returned Mon
day from Wisconsin. Both Mr..
Hall and Mr.. Brewer bought
land there and teh latter may re-
move there in the spring.
R. H. Lyon has resigned as as
sociate editor of the South Bend
Tribune after thirty years SER
vice. His place has been filled
by the promotion of VIM. K.
Lamport, for some years tele-
graph editor.
Mr.. E. S. Bissell has just re-
ceived word that his son, E. r.
Bissell had been appointed Sup
erintendent of the F. w. c. l..
Division transferred. Mr.. Bis
sell is we'll known Plymouth
boy and his friends will be pleas
ed to learn of his good fortune.
Members of the Indiana Anti
Saloon League are congratulate
ing themselves on the fact that
Lagrange county is about to go
dry" Several saloons have Ii
censes, which have not yet ex-
pired, but these can not be re-
newed for al least two years. At
the expiration of these licenses
every saloon will have been re-
moved from that county.
Jerry Kerns, of Logansport,
who was awarded the Plum
street paving contract, was in
town today and appears to be
we'll satisfied with his contract.
He says that he will commence
work as soon oS the frost is out
OF the ground, and that mean
while he will have the brick on
the ground as fast as he can get
it from the Potsan company's
kilns. Mr.. Kerns is an agreeable
and social gentleman and says he
hopes to become we'll acquainted
with Plymouth people while he
shall be making his stay here.
AT the annual meeting of the
Church of God Thursday night
the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Elders
w. D. Thompson and w. futile
deacons, Mede Logan and E. K.
Barnhill; clerk, A. R. Under
wood; treasurer, F. M. McCrory,
needy poor and sick assigned to
Mrs. Underwood and Mrs. But
Ter. The reports of officers for
the past year was highly satisfac-
tory. The greatest expression of
care of all present being not for
the ninety and nine but for the
stray lamb.