The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-29

weeks.
Hon. Charles P. Drummond G
South Bend, Is attending court i
Plymouth.
Misses Lefa and Fay Wright c
Rochester, visited at Culver Saturda
and Sunday.
Mrs. McComb came up from War
saw Monday to inspect the Woman
Relief Corps
Mrs. NJ Vile and grandson of Re
chester, spent Saturday with Arthu
Vile in this city.
George Vinall, Lee Southwort
and John Southworth were HON
from Elkhart over Sunday.
Delbert Wilson has returned t,
St. Paul, Mimi, after a visit of
month with relatives in Plymouth.
Mrs. B. w. Healy is reported quit
sick at her home on Plumb stree
just south of the Washington school
Bernard Cord, James Beiler, Err
nest Miller and Elmer Frank, all o
West township, are attending schoo
at Valparaiso.
William Snure of Wooster, Ohio
arrived in Plymouth Sunday evenin,
for a visit with VanGilders and othe
relatives here.
Mrs. Lena Klinghammer AM
daughter, Laura, of South Bend
spent Saturday afternoon, and Sun
day with relatives in Plymouth.
Harry Unger is now justice of thu
peace He succeeds J. A. Molter
who will enter upon his duties a:
prosecuting attorney January 1.
L. f. Harris, the we'll known mill
wright has gone to Wichita, sKAnsos
to make some changes in one OF the
largest Touring mills of'that city. ;,
Mrs. Daisy Miller was( called here
from Chicago last week by the criti-
cal illness of her mother, Mrs Ben
ham, who now seems somewhat i'm
proved
Henry Ashton has returned to
Mabton, Washington, after a visit
with his parents and other relatives
here. His wife will remain here Z
month longer.
Kentucky is to have the youngesI
man in the United States Senate, bu
New York will continue to have two
of the most useless members of tina
dignihed body.
John R. Jones of this city, Z. E
Stout of Silver Lake and c. NJ. Sar
Der of Argos, expect to leave for ;
trip of two or three weeks through
Texas, about Dec 4.
Nearly every state in the Union i
agitating for two-cent fare on rail
roads and from the present tempe
of the public mind it is quite likel,
that most of them will get it.
1t is gratifying to note that unde
the ameliorated football rules onl,
eleven players were killed and 1903 in
jured this year, as against nineteer
killed and 1877 injured last year.
The union Thanksgiving service a
the Methodist church will begin a
ten o'clock Thursday morning. Rev
W. l.. Switzer of Rochester, vii
preach and it is hoped that the hous
will be crowded
Mr.. and Mrs August Weissert an
Mrs Minnie Payne and daughter
Miss Goldie Payne went to Hamle
Wednesday morning to attend tn
wedding of Edward Weissert an
Miss Bertha Zeiders.
A New York man left $4,000 to b
paid to his wife when she marie
again. That's the kind of man tn
women have been waiting for eve
since civilization began and this
the first time he has shown up.
Justice Harry Unger tried his frs
Miss Nettie Birkhold VIII under
went an operation for chronic appen
dicitis at Epworth hospital, Sout
Bend, a few weeks ago, returne
home Monday noon, seemingly niue
improved in health though still tol
erably weak.
Franklin Farrell, rs years old an
worth fifteen millions of dollar.
works every day in his foundry i
order TO preserve his health. He can
not be distinguished from any of hi
700 employees, so far as personal ap
pea-ance goes.
Susan Emma, daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs Frank l.. Johnson of Tynel
died Saturday afternoon, after an i'll
ness of two weeks, of congestion c
the stomach and bowels. Her ag
was years and months. Funers
services were held Monday Afternoon
Solomon Stockman, who recent
sold his farm to a Mr.. Swoverlan
of Peru, has moved to Plymouth
Mr.. Stockman returned from Strai
ford. Texas, last week, where h
bought ten acres of land adjoinin
the corporation, which he expects
convert into town lots.
Mrs. Bass of New York, gave a
excellent talk on conditions an
problems in the great cities of Amel
lea in connection with home mission
airy work at the Methodist churc
Sunday morning. She is at the hea
of the women's department. of tn;
work in the United States.
engineer of first section of passeng,
AZ was held to the grand jury on II
charge of manslaughter for not stol
ping his train when the freight ere
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