The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-08-15

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Edward Biggens of Fl. Wayne, Is
visiting relatives and friends in this
city
Miss Glayds Morrison of Chicago
is the guest of Miss Erma Humri-
chouser.
ID. 4. Ross and Harry Harris, are
spending few days with friends at
Rushville.
Mrs Anna Wilcox and children OF
Tyner, are the guests of friends at
Monterey
Mrs Nellie Palmer and son Car
ter of Goshen, are the guests of Mrs.
Joseph Carter
Mrs. Martha Stroup of South Bend
has returned home after visiting with
friends in this city.
Mrs. John Detwiler has returned
to her home in Hamlet after visiting
with relatives here
James Stephenson,o ne of Warsaw's
well known residents, dropped dead
in that city Wednesday.
Olive Ferry. has returned to her
home in South Bend. after a few
days visit with Mrs. Holdridge
Miss Althalia Barclay has returned
to her home in Pittsburg, after few
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs Wills
Miss Gertrude Peterson has return
ed from couple of weeks visit at
Mishawaka, South Bend and other
cities.
Mrs. J. II. Marshall of LAGRANGE,
has returned home after spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Chas Shearer,
in this city.
Mrs T. Drake and Mrs. Martha
Gerard have returned to their homes
in South BEND. after attending the
Ecker reunion.
IF you can't inspire woman with
love of you. fill her above the brim
with love OF herself. all that runs
over will be yours,
Mrs. James Patterson has returned
to her home in Buchanan, Mich, al
ter spending a few days with the fam
lily of Ran Van Glider.
Ananias.the boy editor" seems to
think if you object to him and his
gang Fleeing" the public funds you
are "knocker." Big head ON that
man Ananias.
Mrs. G. d. Miner and daughter,
Mae. of Frankfort, who have been
visiting with the family of Edward
Gibson, have gone to South Bend for
visit with friends in that city.
A large crowd of enthusiastic pro-
hibitionsts watched Governor Hoke
Smith of Georgia, attach his signat-
ure to the prohibition bill Wednes-
day morning, and the act has become
law of the State, effective January
1 1908.
Capt George Wellington Streeter
after having defed the laws and po-
lice of South Bend and the sheriff OF
St Joseph county, was Wednesday
afternoon lured off his steamer, the
Ola Streeter and placed under ar
rest at South Bend. Sheriff Shafer
personally making the capture
On Saturday evening last, at NJ. E.
parsonage, Rev W. NJ. Nicely offici-
ating, William J. Freshour and Miss
Sarah G.. South, two East side young
people, were made husband and wife
They will reside in Plymouth where
the groom is employed with the ice
company-Culver Citizen
Because she insisted upon allowing
a pet cat to sleep in bed with her, a
divorce has been granted to Theresa
Herring and Gottlieb Herring, oil
Muskegon, Mich. Herring testified
'Hat the edt S\idtShCu Hiiii CFCi
night Mrs. Herring chung to her pet
in the court room and swore he was
worth a thousand Gottliebs."
Four companies of the state militia
at Washington, Vincennes, Mt. Yer
non and Evansville have been in
structed by Adj. Gen. Perry to hold
themselves in readiness to- move to
Tell City in case of trouble there, be-
cause OF the chairmakers strike Per-
ry LEFT at noon for Tell City The
marshal shot and MORALLY wounded a
striker and further trouble is expect
ed.
The union Sunday school picnic oil
the Reformed churches in the grove
of J. w. Nichols at Twin lakes on
Wednesday was a grand success in
every respect The ideal weather
and a good attendance added greatly
to the delight of the occasion. After
a most sumptuous and social noon
day repast an interesting program
composed of songs, addresses and
declarations and in charge OF Supt
o. E. Hoover, was carried out. I'm
animous action was taken to resolve
the movement into an organized as
ISOLATION TO meet annually by the
election of the following officers
Pres w Nichols Vie President
o. F. Hoover, Secretary Rose Ii
decker, Treasurer Thomas Manual
All who attended will ever cherish
pleasant memories of this the first
picnic of the kind ever held by the
Reformed churches of Marshall coun
ty. j