The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-05

TeIry Long and family ale here 10
visit the family of Mr. and Mrs. N.
Freeman
Miss Sybil Corse who is employed
at South Bend, spent Labor day in
Plymouth
DIR. Knott was called to Hastings,
Mich, Tuesday on special profession
al business.
The school board has purchased a
new Thompson Piano for the Wash
ington school. DIV
Dottie Hill spent Sunday and labor
day in this city, with Mr. and Mrs.
Warren D. Hill
M. L. Helpman of Warsaw, visited
relatives and transacted business in
this city Tuesday.
Rev Mr.. Crowder left Tuesday Tor
conference at Greencastle. He will
De gone over Sunday
Fred Morsches has returned o An
derson, after visit of a week with
his parents in thi city.
Oliver Crook has filed suit against
the estate of Emma F. Lord, deceas-
ed, ct al, to establish lost will.
Mrs. Ed Zunbaugh's two children.
Almon and Rudol h, went to South
Bend Tuesday to visit their uncle
Mrs Ben Durbin of South Bend,
has been visiting for a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Light.
Miss Haas, who formerly resided
here, returned to Pierceton Tues
day, after a weeks visit here with
friends
Charles Denman and Lynn Casper
of near Inwood. left Tuesday for
Stratford, Texas, to investigate the
country.
Mrs. John Miller, who was here to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
McHugh, returned Tuesday to Mish-
awake
Frank Kelley. representing the
Michigan University, whose head
quarters are here, went Tuesday to
Bremen.
John Huff, of Bremen was in town
Tuesday advertising their great fair
which will be held Oct l. ?, and
4, this year
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmerling. who re-
side in the Fred Myers house on
Michigan street are parents of boy.
born Monday
The body of Richard Mansfield, the
great actor, was buried at New Lon
don, Conn, Monday with simple but
impressive ceremonies.
The county council is in session
this week considering and making
the appropriations for county expen-
ditures for the year 1905
Mr. and Mrs. Kloepfer and Mrs.
WEIGH and daughter. Bette, who
have been camping at Pretty Lake,
returned to Logansport Monday.
Ford North will start in a few days
for Glendale, ~ Oak, where he will
make his home this winter with Mr..
and Mrs Earl North, and will attend
school there.
Mrs Nelson Rodgers, who spent
Sunday and Labor day in this city,
has gone to Bourbon and Fl. Wayne
to visit before returning to her home
at Niles. Mich.
Frank Nicolay was in town Tues
day. He says that in his trips
through the state he doesn't find any
town that has as fine shade trees as
are in Plymouth
Mrs. Pullman Coons, formerly Miss
Gladys Hutchins, went to South Bend
Tuesday to attend to the shipping of
fh-ir household goods to Plymouth,
NJ and Mrs Coons having decided
to reside here.
Mrs. Mary R. Forbes, who has
been the guest of Mrs James Thayer,
went Tuesday to Milwaukee, to at
tend the grand chapter of the Eastern
Star, that meets next week Thence
she will return to her home at Nash
vile, Tenn.
The fourishing condition of the
canals on Mars, as presented through
Prof. Lowell's telescope, permits no
doubt that the superior beings on
that planet are watching with expect
ant interest our coming national irr;-
CATION convention.
Former United States Judge John
Jay Jackson, whose wholesale impris-
onment of organizers and agitators
during the Virginia miners strike OF
1902 angered the labor unions of the
country, dropped dead of heart dis
ease at Atlantic City, Labor day.
James F. Hogan. whose family
have been visiting. several days at
their old home in this city, came
down from Garrett Sunday and the
family returned to Garrett Monday
Mrs. Hogan was Miss Lizzie Hen
bricks before her marriage.
Miss Mary Lent. former teacher
in the Webster school who had been
the guest of Miss Ida Haines, for a
week, went Tuesday to Spencer,
south OF Indianapolis, where she will
engage. this year, in teaching. Miss
Lent will be married next year to a
gentleman residing in California, who
recently graduated for the ministry
Their acquaintance has been of fif-
teen years standing The death of
Miss Lent's mother, which occurred
here more than year ago, inter-
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