The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-26
1906

ouSihSSS at NdiPdidioO IhiS dilSlhOOu.
Mrs. w. F. Windish and daughter
went to Bourbon to visit over Sun
day.
Mrs. A. Pfender went TO Delong to
visit over Sunday at the home of her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Yeagley of Fort
Wayne, are visiting relatives in North
township.
Mrs Underwood and Miss Maggie
Woodbury. went to Chicago to visit
over Sunday.
Erwin Reisch has gone to Chinkau,
Mexico to take a position as manager
of a mill there.
Louis d. Tinkham returned Satur-
day to his studies in the Michigan
University at Ann Arbor. =
Gladys Monroe returned to her
home at 1yner, after a few days Wis
it with Miss Blanche Mccoy.
Alkaline and Richard Hickey have
returned to Chicago after a visit with
the HoIzbaur family in this city.
Noses Rensberger of, Lakeville, is
here for a visit of ten days at the
home OF his s~on-ir-law, Charles
Fruits.
Miss Ethel Klingerman Of Inwood,
has been visiting at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Murphy.
Miss Leah Lowery has returned to
her home at Walnut after a visit with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
It. Leonard.
Miss Katheryn Butler of Fort
Wayne, has returned to her home
after a visit of several days with
friends here.
Many women in San Francisco
have to dress in male attire this week
because the supply of women's dress
Go ID C&iduStcQ-
Mrs. L. S. Aldafer, who was the
guest of Mrs. Ethel MCGOWAN sever
al days, has returned to her home
at South Bend.
Mrs. Myers of Twin Lakes, has
returned from "a visit at South Bend,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
William Nichols
Mrs. Joseph beagle Of German
township, went to Rochester Satur-
day to attend the funeral of her
brother, DR.. Spohn.
Clarence Gardener, who was m
ployed in Ed Carder's lunch room
and restaurant, has quit his job and
returned to Bremen.
Mrs. Luke and Mrs. Horner of Elk
hart, who were guests at the nom. of
Rev. |. S. Cleaver and wife, have re-
turned to their homes.
Mrs. Davidson has returned to. her
home at Letters Ford after a visit of
a week in Plymouth with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lydia Hosmer.
Harvey w. Wood, a farmer resid-
ing south of Hebron, lost four head
Of cattle in an unusual way. The
cattle got into a garden patch which
had been plowed up and ate a guam
tity of horse radish roots. Two other
head came near dying.
Most residents of northern Indiana
felt the earthquake shocks of Sep
TENDER 1886 and of October 81. 1895.
This last shock occurred about $40
a. m. and caused a swaying motion
in some instances overturning ar
ticles in cupboards. The shock was
general throughout the United States
but no special damage was done at
any point.
There was a meeting of all the
creamery employees of Schlosser
Bros in Plymouth Wednesday to re
ceive instructions on testing ream in
order that they may be able to make
everything plain and satisfactory to
those from whom they purchase
cream. All of those in attendance
expressed themselves we'll pleased
with Instructions given.
Cases have been filed in circuit
court since last week by Charles Kel-
lison against Jeremiah Klinger on ac-
count, by H. L. FARRELL, administrato
OF the Hill estate, against the B. &
o. railroad and William Zehner's in
junction suit against surveyors North
aid Vanvactor, in which almost
everybody residing in the vicinity OF
Yellow river is made a party.
II. ]. Heinz Co, is now contracting
for their usual acreage of pickles in
Northern Indiana. This firm distrib-
utes large sums of money every sea.
son. The Pickle business is a great
Deneht, not only to the. armer who
grow them, but to the general public
in towns where Heinz Pickle Sailing
stations are located. Contracts car
be secured for Plymouth at p. ]
Haag's store.
NJ A. 0. Packard arrived in Ply
mouth Wednesday noon from South
Bend, where he spent a day with the
family of his daughter, Mrs. Charlie;
P. Drummond. He has just returned
from his trip in europe and Asia
where he no doubt, saw most of tbs
interesting work of past ages thai
is still in existence; for Mr.. Packard
is a keen observer and has Travelled
so much that he knows how to see
and what to see that is interesting