The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24

health at his home in this city
Mrs A. J. Freshour of Culver, is
visiting with relatives in this city
l.. A. Kloepfer and wife OF Logans-
port. are spending a few days in this
city.
| Mrs. Barbara Brubecker of Wa
bash, is the guest of friends in this
city. =.
| Lee Turner has gone TO South
Bend, where he has accepted employ
ment
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Richmire have
returned to this city from South
Bend.
Mrs. Anna Truitt of South Bend,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Leland.
All work guaranteed by w. O.
MAGELLAN new proprietor of the Anna
Dunn gallery. W.
Don't fail 70 attend Allman's Cloak
Opening, Wednesday, Oct, Both Bel
fields famous line
Mrs. Julia earn has returned from
Marshall, ILL.,, to Culver and will
probably remain all winter.
| J. + .Tascher has returned TO his
| home in Mishawaka, after spending a
couple OF days in this city.
| George Snyder and family have
sold their residence property in west
Plymouth and have moved on farm
near Sligo.
| Mrs. Jack Berlin has returned to
her home in Fort Wayne, after a few
days visit with her mother, Mrs.
Peter Ulrich, in this city.
Misses Edna and Anna Stare, who
have been visiting with friends in this
city and Bourbon, returned to their
home in South Bend Friday.
Misses ID. Eta Price and Emma
Crowley, of Plymouth. Ind, spent a
few days at the home OF w. S. Nc,
Glothlin- South Bend Times. !,
Mrs. r. F. Meyers OF Waukarusa,
who has been the guest of Mrs. F.. S.
| Hodges IN this city, is visiting with
friends and relatives at Lapaz
John McFarlin is, remodeling the
carp residence which he recently pur-
chased on Michigan str ct and will
make of it afne double residence for
rent.
John Zumbaugh. an old resident OF
Plymouth and vicinity, and a veteran
OF the civil war, is lying at the point
of death at his home in West Ply
mouth
| Mrs. Lottie Freed of Leesbiirg,
who has been the guest of Mrs. w.
A. Beldon for the last few days, has
gone to Kouts for short visit with
friends
Three Indianapolis preachers went
Summing lately. 1t is hoped that
their morbid curiosity regarding the
underworld was fully satisfied but
probably not--only whetted
| Sir William Henry Broadbent, ply
sician-in-ordinary TO King Edward,
whose death was recently announced,
received $4,000 a year from Lord
Rothschild for a visit once a week.
DR.. A. c. Holtzendorff has moved
his home back, put a foundation oil
cement under it and enlarged and re-
modelled it. He says he wants plenty
of room When his friends come to
visit him
: During his last term in Office as
superintendent OF the Elkhart count,
schools George W. Ellis, who is now
/, alleged to have stolen 81, 800 of the
county's funds. served PRACTICAL,
without bond
, That it is unlawful for the polio,
: in the state OF Ohio to arrest and
] hold a man on the charge of "suspi
.ion" was the decision handed dowr
: by the circuit court Saturday morn
ing. The case was brought into the
court on appeal from the police cour
| and upholds similar decision recent
. ly rendered by Judge Dillon in com
mon pleas court.
A pass book showing deposits O
over 100000 in favor of the late Mrs
Cassie Chadwick in Pittsburg banl
came into possession of Nathan
. Loesser. the referee in bankruptcy
t Saturday The deposits were mad,
S on June 10. 1902, and the referee say
( there is nothing to indicate that tn,
r amount was ever checked against
5 The deposits were made about TIL,
! time of Mrs Chadwick's DEALING
with the late James W. Friend o
+ Piitsburg.
/, Miss Louise Gribbin. prlma donn
: at the Hippodrome in New York, ap
!, peared in her automobile with a pi,
j. in the seat beside her and drove thu
D through Central park on Sunday last
I The seat occupied by the pig former
" was the place of Pittsburg mil
v lionaire. who presented Miss Gribbel
e with the automobile. She and TIL
e millionaire quarreled week ago. Hi
n name is not revealed. Miss Gribbe
: says: THE pig is better company;
r can't talk, and when you get tired o
it you can have it served for dinner