The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-08-22

Harry CRUDE and wife have re
turned from few days visit at Lc-
gansport.
Frank Brooke and family have re-
turned from a two weeks sojourn at
Petosky, Mich
Miss Jessie Schlosser of Argos, is
visiting with her aunt, Mrs LeBrash,
for few days
Charles Stauffar and family left for
South Bend Tuesday morning where
they are moving.
Mr. and Mrs ]. E. Spriggle of Day
ton, Ohio, are the guests of Mrs
Claud Garrison in this city
WANTED-A1l kinds of stoves at
c. L. Switzer's second hand store,
Brink Block, South Mich street. d3w
Mrs. Charles Miles has returned
from a two weeks visit with the
family of Geo. Weiser at Elkhart.
Mrs John Drake has returned to
her home in South Bend, after spend
ing few days with Mrs. John Sheets.
Mrs. Susanna Kinzie has returned
to her home in South Bend after a
few days visit with friends in this
city.
Mrs c. A Marsh has left for Ak
ron and other Ohio towns, where
she will spend couple of weeks with
relatives.
Samuel Stockman and VIM Sey-
more left for Stratford, Texas, Tues
day, where they will remain for a
couple of weeks.
Messrs Jesse Zehner and Harry
Unger left for Colorado Tuesd1y
morning, where they expect to spend
a couple of weeks.
Miss Clara Klein has returned to
her home in Mishawaka, after few
days visit with the Richard families
in this city.
Miss frankie Hanes and her guest,
Mrs Fred Schneider of Fort Wayne,
have gone to South Bend for visit
of few days
Andrew J. Thayer has left for Win
lock, Wash He will stop at Bo-
bells, N Dakota for avisit with Chas
and Frank Woods.
Chas. NJ Walker. auditor elect has
rented the Rosenbury property on
Norh Michigan street and expects to
move 20 Plymouth next week.
Mrs. Maggie Ross has returned to
her home in Elkhart, after a few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. u S.
Lemert. She was accompanied home
by Miss Bessie Lemert
The reception to be held at the res
idence of John Blain Saturday even
ing, will be public There will be no
special invitations issued and the
public is cordially invited.
A party of twenty Mormons are to
invade Indiana this week The pros
elyting movement will be the greatest
ever attempted by the church The
plan is to visit every city and town in
the state.-Valparaiso Messenger
Word has been received at St. LOU
is of the death OF Gen" Lewis Cass
Erv A. Rr,~a NJ C,+,~J,, H -
quired the title of Gen" Fry in 1894
when he led 3 500 men, comprising
the Pacific coast division of Coxey's
army. from San Francisco to Wash
ington.
The following wer. among the
Marshall county people who left for
North Dakota Tuesday morning, VIM
Inbody VIM Zehner and wife, Clint
Holem Byron Moore and wife Mrs.
Lottie Hershberger, Charles Holem,
Charles Ramsby. James Beiler, Miss
Oslo Morlock, Andrew Austin, Wal
ter Troutman and New Troutman.
The Culver summer school 400
strong. left Monday on two special
trains for Jamestown, Va, with bag
gage, cannon cutters, and the fifty
black horses which constitute Gull
ver's famous Black Horse troop. The
cadets will spend week at James,
town fair, and also will visit Wash
ing and the United States Naval acad-
envy at Annapolis
Through all history from the be-
ginning, a noble army of martyrs
have fought fiercely and fallen brave
ly for that unseen mistress, their
country. So, through all history to
the end, as long as men believe in
God, that army must still march and
fall, recruited only from the flower of
mankind-cheered only by their own
hope of hurnanity-strong only in tie
confidence of their cause &C w.
Curtis.
There was almost a cyclone west
of Plymouth Thursday night, but it
dipped down in only two or three
places AT the farm of William Burns
west of the West school house, eight
apple trees were twisted off and his
barn doors which were hooked were
torn from the hinges and one of them
carried into Welborn's field The
damage there was confined to a mar
row strip only a few rods in length,
but it was evident that there was
cyclone passing only a few hundred
feet above the earth.
Mrs. L. r. Case and daughter, Ell
mira, of Marion, Ind. arrived in the
city last Saturday evening for few
days visit with the family OF w. d.