The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-22
Jacob Mangus is visiting at At

at Bourbon this week.
Adam Wise transacted bust
ness at Goshen Monday.
w. ]. Benner of Argos, was a
Plymouth visitor Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman
spent Sunday at Pierceton.
C. H. Powell of Tyne, went to
South Bend Monday for a visit.
Edward Which has been
spending few days at Bremen.
Miss Protsman, the Lapaz
teacher, was home over Sunday.
l.. ]. and John Southworth
were home from Elkhart Sunday.
Noble McCrory was home
from Indiana Harbor over Sun
day.
Ray Bennett and his mother
were South Bend visitors Mon
day.
Charles Boggs has gone to
Kansas to visit and look at the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Cordill of Ar
Cos spent Sunday with friends in
Plymouth.
Mrs. Steckman of Bourbon,
spent Sunday with relatives in
Plymouth.
Clyde Bennett came up from
Logansport Sunday for a visit OF
a few days.
Mrs. Samuel Ramp and child
rem OF Argos, visited in Plymouth
over Sunday.
w. S. Ramsay of Bourbon
went to Indianapolis Monday to
attend grand lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klingerman
were called to Kokomo, Monday
by the death Of a grandchild.
Mrs. Riley, widow of Captain
Riley is reported critically i'll at
her homo in the south part of the
city.
Truant Officer Langenbaugh is
looking up the school delin-
quents of West township this
week.
DR.. Loring is home from Chi
cago where he spent month TAX
ing postgraduate course in
surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Patterson
and family of Chicago have been
visiting at Keim K. Brooke's a
few days.
Mrs. Carmichael of Indian
apolis, state agent of charities,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Work al
Brightside.
Joseph Bergman, who is en-
ployed at factory in Steger, III.
got his hand hurt and is home for
visit OF few days.
Smiths Touring mill at PERI
was burned Saturday morning
The loss was about $4,000 and
there was no insurance.
A large number of delegates to
the grand lodges of Odd Fellows
and Masons at indianapolis
changed cars here Monday.
David Sherrick is pleased to
think that he missed the recent
political campaign. There are a
number of defeated candidates
who wish they had kept out of it
The rummage sale for the ben
eft of the Episcopal church will
begin Dec. 3rd. Those having
anything for this sale pleas k
it until called for the last of next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Sinninge,
who died within an hour of eac;l
other at their home in Kosciuskc
county, Saturday afternoon. were
The parents of Mrs. Charles Long
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Railsbacl
and Mrs. Harsch and daughter Of
South Bend who attended the
conference of the Church of Coz
last week, returned home Mon
day morning.
George Styles, OF Wabash
stole lap robe from a buggy
and then told his sweetheart Of
the theft. She reported the theft
to the police and he will spend
33 days in Jail
The Pennsylvania has ISSUED
orders to ticket agents to refuse
~ sell ricketts, to intoxicated per
sons. and that people in a state o.
intoxication must. not be permit
ted on the trains.
Fred II. Kuhn and Mrs. DolliS
Yost left for Washington, ID. c
Sunday morning called there by
the death of their cousin and his
wife. One died Friday evenine
and the other Saturday morning
Frank Arnold committed sui
eide Friday by taking carbolie
acid. He is FL years old and re.
sided at the home of his father
John Arnold, near Milford juno
ton. He was drunk at the time
The Bible School opened al
the church of God Monday fore.
noon and will continue during