The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-02
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Mrs. F. c. Smith returned from
South Bend Thursday, where she has
been visiting relatives.
| Miss Clara and Lawrence Ellinger
went to South Bend Friday, where
they will visit relatives.
Mrs Chas Kilmer returned to her
home at Kewanna Friday after visit
with friends in Plymouth.
Keller & Jefiries have begun work
on the erection of their new building
near the electric light plant
The matrimonial bureau is quiet
these days. County Clerk Jones mas
not issued license since April 10th.
William c. Etzold, an Allen county
assessor, is in jail with delirium ire
mems and the assessment must be
done over
If you see legal advertisement in
the Democrat you can make up your
mind the taxpayers are again being
| fleeced.
Mrs T. P McFadden and daughter
Lulu, have returned from Hunting
ton, Ind, where they were called by
the death of relative.
Mrs M. A. Woodward of Dutton,
Mich WI preach at the Church of
God next Sunday both morning and
evening. All are invited to attend
J. R. Kennon has made application
to the treasury department. for per
mission to start national bank at
Porter, Ind, with a capital stock OF
s25. 900.
Mrs. Lois Bailey and daughter,
Mrs. Floyd Barley, returned 10
their home at Lakeville Friday, after
visit in this city with the family
of Rev. N. H. Sheppard.
Charles Shepard, of Columbia City,
and Simon Gardner of Bourbon. had
four-r ound boxing match at Bour-
boz Wednesday night. 1t is reported
that Gardner won the decision.
According to the South Bend Trib
une, Elmer R. Stoll, son of ]. B. Stoll
editor of the South Bend Times, will
be candidate for the Democratic
nomination for mayor of South Bend
two years hence.
The monthly 1Oc reception social
of the Aid Society of the Presbyte-
rian church will be given by the ladies
of the fourth division at Hills hall
on Friday afternoon. A cordial invi
tation is extended TO all
w. c. Crum and wife returned to
their home at Frankfort Friday. Mr..
Crum has been spending the win
ter in Florida while Mrs Crum has
remained here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Molter.
A hstic encounter between Ira
Shrider and Otto Miles in Wolford's
saloon Thursday evening resulted in
Shrider being knocked unconscious
NAMED for over half an hour. No
arrests were made.
Sherman Harris received word
Thursday that his fve-year-old son
had died IN Ohio, where the boy has
been making his home. Mr.. Harris
left Immediately for Ohio and will
bring the remains here for inter-
ment.
| Roy, the 7-year-old son of Albert
Fisher of Elkhart. was saved from
drowning in the ST. Joseph river,
Monday evening by Charles Johnson.
a colored coachman, who was driv-
ing past at the time the boy fell out
of a boat.
The railroads being too poor to
pay for the publication of their time
tables, the travelling public should not
hesitate TO call up the officers of the
road at any time day or night, at
home or at office, and find out about
the running of trains. The tele-
phones are paid for by the month,
so that it will not increase the run
ming expenses If the roads.
Rev. H. L. Chapman, d. d., OF
Pittsburg, spent the sabbath with the
family of ]. d. Graves, on Miner
street, and left Monday for Pittsburg
Mr. Chapman expressed himself as
being much pleased with the appear
ance of Plymouth and said that In
diana was one of the important states
of the future The Reverend gentle
man attended the Methodist church
and heard Mr.. Crowder preach.
In the notice of Sunday services in
the Tribune of Monday the Reformed
church, by an oversight, was not
mentioned. The services at that
church were we'll attended and the
church is moving forward with re-
newed vIgor under the pastOrate OF
their new minister The Sunday
school reports an increasing attend
ance Following the sermon Sunday
| morning two elders-Jesse Zehner
and Fred Seiders-were. elected, the
vacancy being caused by the removal
of two of the former elders, and
Clinton Grube was elected deacon.
| Educaticna statistics show that
fully tire s-fourths of the graduates
Of the high schools are girls. How
ever, the number OF boys and girls
who enter the high school are about
lequal. The trouble is, too many of
the boys are "quitters." They drop
out Of school when the work requires
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