The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-06-27

MISS hlttle SdnllI OF OTTAWA, OnlO,
is visiting with Mrs. Peter Klein
heinz
Mrs. VIM. Hacks, of Tippecanoe,
who had been visiting here, returned
home Thursday
Julius Keitzman went to Rochester
Thursday and will tour other coun>
ties before returning home.
Jacob Lauby and wife, who have
been visiting with the family of Mr.
Humbert, went to South Bend.
The remains of Rebecca Sly, of Chi
cago, were brought to Inwood for
burial in the Hindle cemetery.
Mrs. J. R. Losey and her guest,
Miss Rose Smith of Wabash, are Wis
iting with friends at South Bend.
Mrs Lewis Thomas has returned
to her home in Leesburg, after Wis
iting with the family of c. Long.
Miss Louise Baker, who had been
caretaker at Brightside, returned
Thursday, to her home in Muncie.
Mrs. Harry Bennett and her moth
er, Mrs. Nancy Gilbert, have gone to
Chicago. where they will join Mr..
Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Miller, who had
been guests since Monday of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ormond, returned to-
day to Chicago.
Claud and Ray, and their sister,
Meta Dickinson, of Chicago, are Wis
iting for a few days with their aunt,
Mrs. Caroline Garrett.
Miss Bessie melbourne has return
ed to her home in Culver after visit
ing a few days with her college
roommate, Miss Lucretia Loring.
Surveyors are at work marking off
land, which lies south of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. at the L. Z. & W..
crossing, for an interlocking tower,
which is to be constructed there
Mrs. Walter White and . infant
daughter will arrive from Dixon, ILL.,,
Saturday, to visit with the family OF
Chas. Becknell She will be joined
by her husband here, in about week.
Mrs. VIM. Pomeroy, who has been
an invalid for several months, was
taken to the Hope Hospital, Fort
Wayne, for treatment. She was ac-
companied by her children and DR..
Aspinall.
Rev. E. Mahlberg and Mr.. Stein
man, the latter of Bourbon went to
Grand Rapids, Mich, to attend the
conference of the Germna evangelical
church. Mrs. Mahlberg went to Co
lumbia City to remain for a week.
Robert s. Gear, here from Chicago
on business and to attend the Leon
ard-Yockey wedding, returned
Thursday morning Mr. Gear is
agent for the land adjoining Pretty
lake on the south which has been
plated in lots, and is seeking to in
terest Chicago parties in their pur-
chase
Mrs. w. w. Hill returned Thurs
day morning from weeks visit with
her niece in Chicago. Her sister,
Mrs Kechler, spent the week with
Mrs. Hill and returned with her on
her way to Churubusco, her home
While there they met Miss Flora
Koontz and enjoyed a two-days re-
union.
A number of dogs have been pois-
ond during the last few days in a
neighborhood on East CAIRO street.
A woman of that neighbrohood is
said to be mixed up in the work 1t
may be we'll to remind those parties
that TO scatter poison is a criminal
offense, subject to prosecution, with
penalty of penitentiary sentence.
w. II. Craig of east Plymouth says
that there is no letters in the English
language or alphabet from which he
could coin a word or words express
sive of the contempt that he has for
the man that poisoned his dog, the
good and faithful friend of his mas
ter. And all I can say for the in
human specimen of the human family
that poisoned that dog is that when
he is called TO account and to prepar
himself to bid adieu TO the many
blessings that he has been permitted
to enjoy on this earth may he have
to pass through the same agony be-
fore life leaves him that that good
and faithful dog did when he depart
ed this life.