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

Gussie Kuhn is spending a few days
in South Bend.
DR.. c. F. Horton has moved from
Bremen to Argos.
H. B. Whitlock was home from
Bremen on Sunday.
A. ]. Mctsker has returned to his
home at Monticello, Ind.
Nobody can complain of the April
weather SO far this year.
Howard Jackson was home owe
Sunday, from South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weaver are the
parents of a fine baby boy.
Miss Mabel Jacoby who teaches at
Bluffton, is home for vacation.
Miss Masel Reed is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Cook in South Bend.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin of West South
street, are parents of a baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lane have
moved from South Bend to Argos.
Rev. Father Tremmel went to Ko-
komo Monday for a visit of two days.
Mrs. How is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Black, in German town
ship.
The United Brethren have decided
to erect a $4,000 parsonage at Bre-
men.
John Foley has purchased the Dav-
id Wiser property near the Brownlee
bridge.
Erwin Cox and wife and baby, oi
South Bend, spent Sunday in Ply
mouth.
Laporte factories sent several hun
dred dollars ito relieve the starving
Japanese.
Surveyor North went to Bremen
Monday morning to do some work
in chat township.
Miss Gertrude Peterson who
tearnes at Mishawaka, is spending va
cation week at home.
Mrs. Elmer Webb, of near Tee
garden, is convalescent after an i'll
ness of several weeks.
Glen Seybold is spensing his vaca-
ton in Chicago at the home Of hi:
aunt. Mrs. Richardson.
The board of county coruIssi,n
ers commenced their regular monthly
session Monday morning.
Leonard Wilson BIAS returned to his
home southeast of Culver after a Wis
it of a week at South Bend.
Mrs. Willis Thornburg of Rutland
is visiting her sister, Miss Bessie Ma
son and other relatives here.
J. d. Mccoy and Clarence Slavter
went to Chicago on a business trip o
two or three days this week.
Mrs. William Davis has returned &c
indianapolis after a visit of a few
days with her husband at the Crane
hotel.
Mrs. Mary Gibson and her 6augh.
ter, Mrs. Brady, who reside west Of
town, are visiting at Pierceton this
week.
Everett Leedy of near Twin Lakes
has gone to St. Josph county to work
on a farm six miles south of South
Bend.
Edwin Fitzgerald, residing neal
Teegarden, had "a head of sheer
killed by a B. & o. railway train las
week.
l. F. Warstler, Henry Wolfe, and
Calvin Ransbottom of West town.
ship, have gone to South Bend &c
work.
Forty young ladies and half a.
many gentlemen changed cars her,
on their way to Valparaiso to attene
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Huff of Bre
men, spent Sunday night and Mon
day forenoon with their uncle Charlie,
Besknell.
The Bremen school board has ad
vertised for bids on their new schoo
building. They expect it to cos
about $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hanson of thu
Panama neighborhood, Bourbor
township, visited relatives in Ply
mouth Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. L. M. Lauer ant
daughter went to South Bend to hav'
their daughters eyes examined by al
expert optician.
Miss Edna Zeigler has resumed he
work at the Mexico orphans hom
after a visit of a week at her hom'
in West township.
Elmer Laurence of near Twin
|ah<ot mas 6OhC ~ EdSialSN, IN
having secured employment on
farm near that city.
Nelson Lowery is setting uL a sa.
mill for Charles Kanarr which h
moved from near Lapaz to his farm
near Harris this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jacoby an,
children of Chicago, are visiting thei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah w. ia
CODY, east of this city.
Mrs. Rosa Widman of Montere,
stopped here on her way home fror
Elkhart to visit a few days with he
son, John Widman just east of towr
Chicago teachers have repudiate
the Cleveland jury verdict which de
clared a young woman incompeter
to teach school because she was j
love.
Miss Emma profsmau who ha