The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-30

day at the home of Stewart
Hughes, near this city and went
to Bourbon to visit a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H. Parker
of Chicago have returned home
after spending most of August
at the home of Isaac's father,
Henry Parker, west of Plymouth.
The Kalamazoo Gazette of
Thursday tantalized its readers
by re-publishing column of
items from its issue last winter
when the mercury was 40 below
zero.
Olin Gibson who has been
spending ten days with relatives
here, and camping a part of the
time at Pretty Lake, returned TO
his home at Hanna, Monday af-
ternoon.
| Mrs. Gordon of Chicago, who
recently returned from Berlin,
spent a few days of the past
week with Mrs. John w. Parks
and went from here to Kokomo,
Monday.
| Mrs. c. R. Teeters of Seattle,
| Wash, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Freed in this city,
went to Cromwell Monday
morning for a visit before return
ing home.
| Henry Kruger of Michigan
City, one of the commissioners of
Laporte county, spent Sunday
night with his brothers, Peter
and George Kruger and other
relatives here.
| Mrs. Lottie Dreiblebiss OF
lSouth Bend, spent Sunday at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. ]. Cramer and her sister
Miss Edna Cramer, went home
with her for a visit of few days
4 Joseph Reitinger, one of the
jolliest old men in existence, eel
ebrated his 10Th anniversary
Sunday. All his relatives and
near friends were present. Such
men as Joseph never seem old.
The remains of M. w. Simons
arrived from Denver at three o.
: clock Monday morning and were
taken to the home of Lora Ca
prom where funeral services were
held at two o'clock in the after.
noon.
Delmar, the three-year-old sor
, lof John and Anna Grove, dice
Sunday afternoon. Funeral ser.
vices at the residence south o.
old Novelty factory at 10 a. m
Tuesday, conducted by Rev. w
! IS. Howard.
AT a great love feast meeting
held at Winona at which address
, es were made by several distin
6 lguished religious leaders, it wa:
stated positively that an electri,
line will be built from Winons
to Valparaiso by way of Ply
mouth.
Virtue is triumphant after all
Instead of outstripping For
Wayne, revised estimates from
the census bureau at Washing
ton puts Terre Haute after Soutl
Bend in population, Fort Wayn'
! still holding her place as tslir'
city in the state.
Mrs. l.. u. Griewauk was tn
Hostess at a grand dinner part.
Sunday at which she entertaine'
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Creme
q and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Inman of South Bend, T
a H. and Louis Greiner from
Michigan City were also present
Vice President Fairbanks
Senators Long and Warren an
Governors Folk and Hoch vii
e deliver addresses at Osawatomi>
e Kas., on August 80, when will b
celebrated the fftieth anniver
r sary of the battle fought Their
d when John Brown was one G
i the leaders.
Schuyler Helm arrived fror
h Annapolis Sunday evening t
/ spend his annual vacation c
+ thirty days at home. He Ina
completed three years at the [
IL is. Naval school and will gradu
J. ate next year. He has at all time
'. been we'll up in everything re
lquired at the school and Mar
- shall county is proud of him.
,,l Somebody wrote to the Chico
II go papers about a month as
that a Warsaw widow name
,s Emma Gaylord, had agreed t
= inject George Cole of Chicago,
: Plymouth and marry him, BIT
: not liking his looks when 81,
saw him, returned at once
= Warsaw. Letters are now pilin
!, up in the Warsaw postoffice fo
!, the gay Emma, who it SEEM
IT, was never known in Warsaw b
" that name.
s. The Inter-Island News is til
20 name of paper published Z
a Prang, on the island of Mindar
40, one of the PHILIPPINE islands
Re Its columns show that the islam
r has trade with Australia, Hon
m Kong, Borneo, and all of til
s. principal cities of that section {
the world. Chester Dickinso
lis in the United States Navy an
1--we get the paper from his moth
: err, Mrs. ID. L. Dickinson. TIL