The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-05
LOCAL NEWS

David Stroup of German township,
died Monday morning.
Rev. A H. Zilmer is holding meet
ings at Inwood this week.
Mrs. Harvey Norris of Culver, was
a Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Cora Ringle of Bourbon. was
a Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed earn and son, Rulo, are
visiting in Chicago this week.
Mrs. c. w. Metsker is visiting her
parents at Camden this week.
Master Henry Humrichouser is
visiting his aunts at Bourbon.
Mrs. c. E. Baker of Bourbon, is
visiting at South Bend this week.
Mrs. Frank Lamson and Mrs. Fred
Cole are spending a few days at Gull
yer.
Miss Lizzie Anders has gone to
Detroit, Mich, where she has en-
ployment.
Charles O. Rust has rented his
farm in Polk township and moved to
Plymouth.
Mrs. L. B. Erwin has returned to
Argos after a visit here with Mrs.
John Smith
Misses Grace Singerey and Rena
Cochenour of Bourbon. are visiting
at South Bend.
Mrs. Anna Medbourn of Culver,
visited her brother, Milton Hunt, in
this city Monday.
The periIous time Of the life OF
boys and girls is between the ages
of IL and 20 years.
Miss Veyna Burns. daughter OF
William Burns of West township, IS
reported seriously i'll with lung fever.
Mrs. ]. W. Johnson of Hamlet,
spent Tuesday in this city at the
home of her brother, ]. E. Marshall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Angus has returned
to her home at Logansport after
spending several weeks in plymouth,
Harry Knott and Clifford Burket
have returned to Charlottesville to
resume their studies at Wabash col
lege.
Henry F. Smith a resident of Ro-
chester, dropped dead while crossing
the street about 4 o'clock Monday at
ternoon.
Captain Wilson and family of the
Culver Military Academy, stopped IN
Plymouth on their way from Winons
to Culver.
The children of Mrs. Elma Fribley
at Bourbon have measles and Mrs
II. G. Thayer has gone there TO COM
fort them
The epidemic of measles has al
most subsidized. There have been no
deaths from the disease in this city
or vicinity.
Geronimo, the aged Apache Indian
warrior, has joined a wild west show
for the season, with the consent OF
the War Department.
Mrs. Abbie Jeffrey has returned tc
her home at C~reentown, Ind, after
spending most of the winter at the
home Of John Overmeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hostetter have
returned to their home at Millers-
burg, after a visit in Plymouth with
their daughter, Mrs. L. ]. Girton.
Miss Elsie Long, second primar,
teacher at the Webster school, ha:
resigned, and commenced teaching al
advanced wages in Chicago Monday
Rev. John ]. Coleman preached The
funeral of Mrs. Floyd Scoield at the
Radabaugh church Tuesday forenoon
and the remains were Inferred at Oal
Hill.
]. H. Powell the iron worker, who
has been employed at Indiana Har
Dor, visited his mother Monday nigh
on his way to Muncie where he ex
poets to remain permanently.
M. w. Sellers and wife were Ply
mouth visitors Tuesday. They re
Gently moved from Kosciusko coun
ty TO a farm which they purchased
in Tippecanoe township, ~ miles
southeast Of Plymouth.
Daniel f. Storms Monday stepped
down and out of Office, after paying
to the state the sum of $4,s66. "a; al
legged to be due. Fred /. Sims is nov
secretary of state, he having succeed
ed Storms Monday afternoon.
A son of Clifford Reynolds a for
mer resident Of this city now residing
at Austin, Ill, was bitten by a ma
dog last week. His relatives ar
very uneasy, but hope that promp
treatment Of the wound will proven
rabies.
The annual meeting of the Farm
ers' Insurance company for the cleo
ton of officers and the transaction o
other business will be held at tn
court house Saturday, April Z, com
mencing at one o'clock. A full atten
dance is desired.
Monday was the seventh anniver
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Vangilder and a number o
the younger members of the Reform
ed church and other friends, visite
them in the evening, had a nice sup
per and wished them seven times sew
en- happy years CT married life.
John Alexander Dowie has been es
-1fad f-or 4h> ct,urch ruhich h