The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-02
LOCAL NEWS



Mrs. George Craige is reported
quite sick at her home on South
street.
The immense shipments OF wheat
and hogs this week have caused a
decline in prices.
Attend the auction sale OF. vehicles
and implements at Hess, CRUDE K
Harley's Saturday
Mrs. Mary Morrison LETT for Den
yer, Colorado, Tuesday morning for
a visit Of month.
Miss Marsha McFadden is taking
course of instruction in the South
Bend commercial school
Mrs. F. P. McFadden has gone to
Ashland, Ohio, for ayisit of month
in that city and vicinity.
Mrs. John Burns Of Lafayette, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Reuben
Sisk and other relatives in this city.
Mrs. Peter Cashier visited over
Sunday and a few days this week
with Mrs. James Kleckner in this
city.
Miss Susie Hillsmau went to Col
umbia City Monday evening for a
visit of week at the home of her
brother.
The auxiliary of the Eastern STIR
will have a business meeting at ire
chapter rooms at 2:30 tomorrow al
ternoon-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Fishburne have
returned to Mishawaka after visit
of several days with relatives at
Donaldson.
A famine due to the failure and
destruction of crops in several prov
inces OF Russia adds to the horrors
of general strikes
State central committees of both
parties in several states seem to be
doing more to help the opposing
parties than their own
Mrs. c. M. Swisher and Mrs. NC
Murray of MedaryvilIe, have return
ed home after visiting and transact
ing business in this city
Miss Ethel Lackey of Minnesota,
has gone to Rochester to STlsit after
a visit of two weeks in plymouth,
at the home of Royal Lackey.
FOR SALE.My residence corner
Caro- and Center streets Time CIV
en- If desired Also household goods.
tn fri aug VIZ Mrs. ]. B. Williamson
The hrst dollar Mr.. Sage made
when a boy he saved. Compound the
Sage rate of interest on tnat dollar
for eighty years and see how easy
it is TO get rich.
Read Ed earns affidavit in this
paper. He and Goodrich az afraid
of the good people of Marshall coun-
ey. The boilers have no use for hon
esty in politics.
Miss Emma Koontz is away on
a two-weeks vacation She will visit
Fort Wayne and Cleveland, but ex-
poets to spend most OF her vacation
at Toledo, Ohio.
Miss Kate O'Brien arrived from
Iowa at noon Tuesday to help care
for her grandmother, Mrs. Ed o.
Brien, who is seriously i'll at her
home on South street.
A Philadelphia court has decided
that love letter can not be pro-
bated as a will 1t is clear that in
such productions the sound and dis
posing mind is entirely absent
Senator Parks and wife, Mrs. Dr.
Loring and her brother, Mr.. Frank
Wilson of North Dakota, and Miss
Lucretia Loring went to Winona
Tuesday to spend day and hear the
Thomas orchestra which will be
there for ten days.
Miss Ruth Hostetter, who has
been visiting at L. ]. Girton's on
William street, two weeks returned
to her home at Millersburg, Elkhart
county, Tuesday. accompanied by
De We're Wise, who will visit at Mil
lersburg a few days.
Work on the foundation OF the
new foundry at the west end OF La
porte street is progressing rapidly
and the foundation will probably be
completed this week The first lady
visitors were Mesdarnes Salisbury,
Stiger, Crawford and Luella Huff
The world is full of want, but OF
actual starvation there is little want
and need are by no means synony-
nous IT is a nice question wheth-
err tier. are not more people who
have more than is really good fcr
them than people who have not
enough.
Wilbur Glenn Voliva was Endorsed
for the position of general overseer
of the Christian Catholic Church a
Zion City Sunday night by vote
that was almost unanimous Judge
Landj~ of the federal court will al.
once be notified of the wishes OF
the former followers of Dowie, and
it is thought that he will appoint
voIiva general overseer without de-
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