The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-28


moved from Bremen to Plymouth.
Mrs. Catharine Staley went to
Warsaw Saturday to visit over Sun
day.
A large number of Plymouth peo-
pie attended the horse sale at Argos
Saturday.
A. l.. Hart who is employed in this
county, went to Jones, Mich, to
spend Sunday
W. Thomas has returned to his
home at Sheridail, Wyoming, after a
visit with relatives here.
Mrs Nancy Freeman, of Sidney,
Ind, spent few days of the past
week with her son in this city.
Miss Cora Miller arrived from Chi
cago Saturday morning for visit at
the Miller farm, north of Plymouth.
Earl Ringle and family of West
township, went to Argos Saturday to
visit over Sunday with Mr. Ringle's
father.
Mrs. Jennie Halstead of Beech,
North Dakota, is visiting relatives in
this city. Argos, and Kosciusko
county.
Mrs. Acam Baugher who was call
ed here by the death of her father,
William SILT, returned to South Bend
Saturday.
Mrs. Chapman of Bourbon, stopped
in Plymouth Saturday on her way to
Argos to spend Sunday with her
daughter.
The last contract for the new Epis-
copal church has been let to ]. 5.
Ness, and it will be completed by
August 1st.
Mrs Cornell has returned to her
home in Peru after a visit OF few
days in this city with her daughter,
Mrs. Harris.
John Winrott, who had been spend
ing several days with his aunt, Mrs.
Pershing, returned to Indianapolis
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kizer and Mrs
B. J. Kramer went to South Bend
Saturday to visit Mrs. Dreibelbiss,
who is seriously i'll.
C. B. Whitley, administrator, will
have a sale of personal property at
the late Whitley home northwest OF
this city Friday, March 20.
Mrs Stella Jolly went to Walker
ton Saturday to attend the funeral OF
her cousin. John F. Taylor, WHO was
killed on the Lake Shore railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs Overpeck came up
from Logansport Saturday morning
TO attend the funeral of Mrs. Over
peck's father, William S. Gear.
One ear ago. March 21st, there
was five inches of snow and saw logs
were drawn over the streets of Ro-
chester on sleds.-Rochester Republi-
can
b. III. Bowman writes Bremen PEG
pie that he will again manage sum
mer theatre at S.. Louis, and will
have his wife, Jesse Russell as head
liner.
Miss Mabel Thompson, daughter
of William Thompson of Springfield
Ohio. a former resident of Marshall
county, is visiting relatives here and
at Argos.
Samuel Haines and family have left
Argos. Mr.. Haines is visiting in Ok
lahoma and his wife is visiting al
Barron, Wis. They expect 20 locate III
California
Mrs. c. c. Whitaker has returned
to her home at Nevada, Ohio, afte,
visit of a few weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Won Ehr
near Burr Oak.
M. L. Brewers family left Argos
last Sunday for Denver, Colorado
where Mr. Brewer has been located
for two months. They expect to make
their home there.
Famine in China, famine in Japan
famine in Russia, may suggest the
query to the average American, as Il
whether he is grateful enough for the
, blessings he enjoys.
G. H. Greiger, the man who repre-
sented his brothers in the Legislature
wants to be the Republican can
didate for auditor of Laporte coun
ty at the next election.
Mrs Frank Hoke returned from
Bourbon Saturday, where she visited
her brother, Austin Downing, who
has been seriously i'll for sometime
and shows no improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer ST. John who
came from Fort Wayne Thursday, tc
visit Mrs. St Johns parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Shirley, went to South Benz
Saturday to visit over Sunday.
A residence will be built at Ches
terton for the Catholic Sisters who
teach in the parochial school at tina
place. 1t will cost $1,000, and Owe
half the money has been raised.
Mrs. Belle Fisher has returned Il
her home at South Bend. She wa
visiting her brother, H. B. JOSEPH
in this city and cared for him and hi
wife during severe attack of grip.
Attorney General Bingham hold
tina trust companies in the state o