The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-19


week in the vicinity of Teegarden.
Dc not forget to attend the apron
sale and supper at Hills cafe We'd
nesday.
A. Howard Smith and wife of Lig-
onier visited at F. NJ Burkstt's over
Sunday.
Mrs. circuit has been called to
Frankfort by the serious illness of
her daughter.
Miss Evelyn Harsch of South
Bend, visited at d. E. Vanvactor's
Easter Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Blain and
daughter visited their parents in Ply
mouth over Easter.
Miss Nellie Taylor of South Bend,
was the guest of Miss Laura Koontz
Sunday and Monday.
Louis w. Tinkham of Traverse
City, Mich, is visiting at d. c. Coles
and ]. F. Langenbaugh's.
MIR. n Mrs. Marion Overlease of
Elkhart, were guests Of the family
of Leroy Evans during Easter.
B. w. Healy and family went to
Logansport to spend Sunday with
home folks in that city and Lucerne.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Seider of South
Bend spent Easter Sunday with Gust
Seider mad other relatives in West
township.
Miss Eva Mum and Mr.. William
Pearson of Donaldson, were home
from South Bend commercial school
over Sunday.
Mrs. J. B. Rowell has returned to
Chicago after a visit of a month at
the home of d. E. Snyder and other
friends in Plymouth.
Mrs. George Fogel and her mother,
Mrs. Monahan of Pennsylvania, a
returned t o Indiana Harbor after a
visit with relatives here.
Miss Faye Hartman of South Bend,
and Miss Tena Becntel and Mrs.
John Montgomery of Lapaz, were
among those here for Easter.
Mark Twain SENS to be becoming
addicted to the farewell habit. He
nnounces that he will deliver his
farewell lecture next Thursday.
There were four accessions to the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Rogers and DIR. Preston and wife.
Mrs. Anna Gopher and daughter of
Fulton, Ind, visited over Easter in
this city with Mrs. Copaer's parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. George w. Wallace
William Stafford of Argos, stopped
in Plymouth on his way home from
Columbia City, where he spent Eas-
ter Sunday at the home of his daugh-
ter.
Mrs. G. w. Kuhn, who has been
here since the death of her sister.
Miss Rose Haslanger, returned to
her home at Port Huron, Mich, Mon
day.
Congressman Brick was at his
home in South Bend from Friday un-
til Sunday. He stopped in Plymouth
Sunday on his way back to Washing
ton.
Mrs. Mary Pfeifer and her daugh-
ter, Miss Myrtle, who had been Wis
ting relatives and friends at Culver,
and vicinity. returned to Chicago
Monday.
Rev. DIR. c. A. Brooke and wife oil
Flora, Ind, stopped in Plymouth be-
TWEEN trains Monday on their way to
Valparaiso. They have hundreds oil
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Shearer of Chi
cago, Otis NJ. Hunter and wife and
Miss Clara Bennett of Columbia City
were among those who visited rela-
tives here over Easter.
The Italians, who have been EN-
ployed by the Pennsylvania railroad
and have had their headquarters here
most of the time for two years., were
paid off Monday and went to Chicago
Mrs. Fannie Scott AMI Mrs. Cora
Underwood of South Bend, Rollc
Leonard of Chicago, and Mrs DR.
How of Lakeville, spent Easter Sun
day with w. E. Leonard on Miner
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John :. Keller OF In
diana Harbor, spent the Easter holi
day in Plymouth with Rudolph Kellai
and other relatives and went from
here to Peru for a visit of a few day
before returning home.
The Sunday school Easter service
at the u. B. church drew a larg'
crowd Sunday evening and the pro
gram which was effectively carrie'
ont reflects great credit on the schoo
and its superintendent.
Joe Black, who was an excelien
deputy sheriff fourteen years ago, an
i now one of German township
prominent farmers, drove to Ply
mouth Monday and reported tn
roads better than he expected
The Plymouth orchestra played 10
the cmmencement exercises at Lapa
Friday night and for Tyner Saturda
night. The orchestra under the d1ree
ton of Mr.. Seybold has become on
OF the best in northern Indiana-i