The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-11-14
LOCAL News

IrlendS at Ndpannee Tor Few Gays
Mrs Jacob Martin, OF Argos, was
the guest OF friends in this city today.
Mrs. Lydia Mckee OF Hubbard,
spent the day here. enroute to Bruce
Lake
Miss Coda Haring has gone to
Elkhart for shont visit with friends
in that CITY.
Mrs Jennie McCalip has gone TO
ROCHESTER which city she will make
her future home
Elmer CLANCY has returned from
Estevain, Canada, where he has been
spending the summer.
b. F. Pew Of Grand Rapids. Mich.
is spending few days with Joseph
Bergman, in this city
County Clerk John r. Jones has is
sued $40 hunters licenses since the
opening of the season.
Miss Hope Gibson mas gone to
Hamlet for few days visit with her
uncle, Edward Weissert.
Mrs. w. H. Marion has gone to
Inwood to spend few days with her
mother, Mrs. George Riddle
Miss Beulah Warlich of South
Bend, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. c. Cole, for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Lowell and Mrs. A. E.
Norton, have gone to South Bend, to
attend the funeral OF relative
Chester Imler has resigned his po-
sition at the Vandalia depot, and has
accepted employment at Auburn, Ind.
Miss josephine Hodges, who is
teaching school a. Bremen, is spend
ing a couple of days With friends and
relatives here.
MIR. Charles Hunt has returned 10
his home at Elgin, H., after attend
ing the funeral Of his aunt, Mrs.
James McCallum-
Mrs. Mary McGill has returned to
her home in Convoy, Ohio, after visit
ing for a few days with Mrs. Kittie
Foreman, in this city.
Mrs. Frank Zitzman has returned
to her home in Sit Louis. after spend
ing a few days with Miss Turnbull
and other friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred McCallum
have returned to their home at Chi
cago, after attending the funeral cd
Mrs. James McCallum, in this city.
War has been declared on the Eng
Esh sparrow. From Dec. l TO Feb
% the state OF Michigan will pay
cents head, and terrible slaughter is
expected.
Charles w Helm will hold pub
lie sale on the Helm farm northeast
of Plymouth, Tuesday, Nov. 10, con-
sisting of over 100 head OF live stock.
farming tools, household goods, etc.
The fire department. was called to
the residence of John Leonard on
Sophia street this noon. A small
Dart of the roof was burned, having
caught fire from chimney. The fire
was noticed by neighbors, who gave
the alarm.
Active exploration Ola new Cub
an deposit or iron ore, according to
the Iron Age, has brought 20 light
above $1,000, 900 tons, which would
add FIVE per cent to the figure rep
resenting the worlds total iron ore
supply. as published last year in a
report of the Swedish government
experts.
Following a strike of 35 union en-
ployes of the National Printing and
Engraving Company, at Niles, Mich.
who demanded an eight-hour day,
Manager Sleeper stated TUESDAY
that henceforth the plant will be OPP
Grated by non-union labor and de-
clared that the strikers have violat-
ed their contract for nine-hour day
till January 1, 1909.
Sig. Alfani, the celebrated seismol-
ogist and director of the Florence OBJ
servatory, fears that the sun spots
which he calculates TO be twelve times
the size of TIE earth, which will reach
the solar meridian the middle OF NO
vember are likely to lead to violent
magnetic disturbances, causing
storms. floods, volcanic eruptions, and
earthquakes. Sig. Alfanrs former
predictions have been invariably real
lied
Harry Mock. Lake Erie & West
ern brakeman. who had just entered
the service, stepped off hrs tram
engine into Eel River, near Peru
Wednesday evening, and narrowly
ESCAPED death. He was alightmg TO
turn a switch and had misJudged MS
location and instead of stepping upon
solid ground be dropped thirty feet
striking the bed of the river on hrs
r;ght shoulder. which was broken. In
semi-con scious condition he man.
aged to re lch the river bank. where
he was found later by the trainmen.
Resides the fractured shoulder, he re-
ceived two ribs broken and cuts ana
bruises about the head and back