The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-04
LOCAL NEWS


Miss Maud Foreman went to Cul- |
yer for few days visit
Mead Logan and wife are visiting
their son Ward, at Niles.
Mrs John Capron is visiting with
Mrs. Dora Coil at South Bend.
Miss Ruth Bishop is visiting with
friends at Atwood for "a few days.
Miss Mildred Harris has gone to
Anderson, where she Will spend the
GUNNER
Mrs. Katherine Staley is visiting
with her daughter, Hester Evans, at
Warsaw.
Hon. ]. w. Parks o. Plymouth,
will be The orator of the day July A.,
at Syra
The services of the Plymouth Band
have BEEN engaged by South Bend
for the Fourth.
Miss Cecilia Nagel went to Chicago
where she will visit with friends for
couple of weeks.
Miss Lodema Reed, Mrs and Milo
Plant, of Bourbon, are visiting with
Miss Tressie Martin
Miss Eva Jefirs went to South
Bend, where she will spend several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs w. H. Leslie and daughter.
Beulah, have gone TO Benton Harbor,
on a few weeks visit.
Miss Daisy Flora of the South
Bend commercial school, is visiting
her parents in this city.
Mrs Hostetler and daughter Ruth,
OF Millersburg, Ind, are visiting with
Mr. John Gerton and wife
Mrs. Herman Bradmill,r and sister
Anna Souder, of Fort Wayne, are
visiting Mrs Chas Vangilder
her home in Argos, after visiting
with friends in Culver ard this city.
Mrs. Nussbaum has returned to her
home in Chicago, after visiting for a
few days with the family of M. ALL
man
George Mead and his newly we'd
ded wife, of Waukeegan, Ill, are Wis
iting friends and relatives in Ply
mouth.
Misses Olive and Della, and Master
Willard Perkev, of South Bend, are
visiting with the family of James
Porter.
Miss Ethel Freese has returned
from Chicago, where she has been
visiting with her aunt for the past
few weeks
Patrick Finnigan, who resided in
Plymouth about 20 years ago, was in
town Friday, visiting old friends and
old acquaintance.
Mrs. Levi Nussbaum has returned
to her home in Goshen, after spend
ing few days with the family of her
brother, Ed Inbody
Gov Johnson Of Minnesota might
like to be president, but he can't see
what advantage it would be to him
to have the Democratic presidential
nomination next year.
Mrs. NJ. Klein and Mrs. R. Conn
of Van Vert, Ohio. returned to their
homes Friday after a weeks visit
with Mrs. Jerry Blain.
Mrs. Fl. H. Tyrrell and son HUI
bert, were in town Saturday, enrouts
to their home in South Bend, after
visiting at Bourbon. Mrs. Tyrell is
a former resident of Plymouth
Experts declare that the world:
supply of anthracite, at the present
rate of consumption, will be exhaust
ed in seventy-fve years. The pru
dent man will order his coal for the
winter of 1882 at once.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greenwood
of Muskeegon, Mich, who have beer
visiting with the family of a. D
Jacoby. returned home Saturday
morning. On their way they will
spend couple of days at Elkhart
Mrs. Anna Houser of North Liber
ty, has returned to her home aftel
visiting with the family of d. G
Smith, for a few days She was &C
companied home by Mr. Smith:
mother who is SO years old, but il
fine health
WANTED-Men and women IL
make Ball-Bard'' Rubber Boots ano
Shoes. Experience not necessary
Good wages. steady employment, M
labor troubles. Help needed to in
crease production.
Mishawaka Wooden Mfg Co.,
jun25w2 Mishawaka, Ind
After years of patient study, Ir;
Gray, a timer of Monticello. Ind.
has solved the problem of solderin:
aluminium He has invented solde
and flux, with which two pieces o
aluminium can be soldered togethe'
as one Mr. Cray has tested the in
vention in the presence of some @
the best-known experts in the State
and in every instance it has prcve'
perfect.
Ralph Dorans, a negro, who as
saulted Miss Minnie Taylor, 20 year
of age, was lynched by mob of 30
farmers at Ruby, La. Friday. Th'
planters were holding Z session o
the Farmers Union, when a messen
ger brought word of the assault, AM
the capture of Dorans The meeting