The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-13

B. +. Fruit of South Bend, is
putting in a furnace in this city.
r. c. Kloepfer and ]. c. Cor
bin spent Monday in South Bend.
Rev. ]. Kensington is the new
Wesleyan preacher in Plymouth.
N. Guy Thayer of North town
ship, is attending college at Ro-
chester.
| c. d. Kyser received Monday
a car load of Success Manure
spreaders.
| ]. w. Becker of Mishawaka,
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Plymouth.
The Christian church will have
a rummage sale some time dur
ing the winter
J. A. Holem and wife have re-
turned to Streator, Illinois after
a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Hal Goucher of Goshen.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Clark, in this city.
James A. Marshall has return
ed to Chicago after visit of ten
weeks with friends in this city.
Many relatives and friends
from distance attended the fun
eral of Miss Minnie Hosler last
Saturday.
Mrs. Klinghammer of South
Bend, and her daughter, Miss
Bessie, visited over Sunday with
relatives in this city.
Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Miss En-
ma F. Gallagher to DR.. Charles
F. Holtzendorff of this city.
Clifford Burkett and Harry
Knott have returned to Wabash
College and Frank Leonard and
William Sanner to Purdue.
Mrs. A. Price and Children have
returned to their home at Silver
Lake, after visit of ten days
with relatives in Plymouth.
Miss Dora Poland, who recent
| ly graduated from the Plymouth
schools, goes to Cando, North
Dakota to accept good position.
Mrs. Emma Sharpe has gone
to Chicago to take charge of the
dining room and restaurant in
connection with the Presbyterian
hospital.
Albert Hume of the Illinois
University at Champaign, and
Mr.. O. d. Center spent Sunday
at the home of A. c. Hume in
this city.
Rev. ]. w. belong, wife and
son of Donaldson, stopped in
Plymouth Tuesday on their way
| to the u. B. conference at North
Manchester.
"A. w. Dolph and wife of Tee
garden and Jacob Silvius of near
Etna Green, went to Indianapolis
Monday morning to attend the
state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Pontious Df
South Bend attended the confer
ence at Argos and visited friends
in Plymouth Saturday, Sunday
and Monday.
Roscoe Hess of Seattle, Wash.
spent Sunday in Plymouth on his
way to Harvard University
where he expects to take a full
collegiate course.
Miss Hazel Neff who has com
pleted a course in music at Wi
mona with highest honors, will
go to Chicago and spend a year
with instructors in that city. Ply
mouth is proud of Miss Neff.
Albert Schultz of Walkerton,
who married Miss Minnie Rey-
lander of Laporte at her bedside
Dec. 8, 1904, and Immediately Gle
serted her, was arrested Friday
at Walkerton and taken to La
porte, charged with wife deser-
ton.
Mrs. ]. w. Newell and daugh-
ter, Mercedes, Mrs. ]. Smith and
Mrs. B. Dcrk of Denver. Ind,
and Mrs. Margaret McElwee of
Kokomo, Ind, were entertained
at the home of Mrs. c. Marcomb
and her mother, Mrs. Forgy last
Sunday.
Last Sunday was closing of the
conference year at the Methodist
church, and Ralph Marvin and
family united with the church.
Many new members have been
added during the year and Rev.
j. S. Crowder will take good
report to the conference at Leb-
anon this week.
Lawyers who induce clients to
make false affidayits sometimes,
in fact almost always. have to
meet a day of reckoning when
they lose honor and standing at
the bar and in society along with
ten times the amount of money
they obtained by STOPPING to dis
honesty in the practice of raw.
Miss Ruby Neville arrived m
Plymouth last Wednesday and
spent the remainder of the week
and over Sunday with her friend.
Mrs. DR.. Brown. Miss Neville
is assistant principal of the
Woman's college at Jacksonville.
ILL.,, the greatest institution of its
kind in the west. Her home is
at Jamestown. N. Y.
The conference of the Church
of God closed at Argos Sunday