The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-04-18
Miss Trella Ringgenberg OF South

Miss Mayme Johnson of South
Bend, visited in Plymouth over Sun
day.
Charles Nyhart and family of
South Bend, spent Sunday in Ply
mouth
George Vinall, L. J. Southworth
and Lawrence Carvey were home
over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Joseph spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
at South Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Ball are now.
rejoicing over their third son, born
Saturday evening.
Miss Sadie Galloway has gone to
indianapolis to make her home with
relatives in that cit.
Mrs Hennessey of Inwood, attend
ed the Methodist conference at Lo-
gansport returning home Monday.
William Stangle, operator at the
Vandalia station IN his city, spent
Sunday at his home near Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ritter, resid-
ing near the Brownlee bridge, are
parents of a son, born Monday morn
ing.
Mr. Felty, the bricklayer, has ac-
cepted an offer of As cents an hour to
lay brick at Gary during the mex,
three or four weeks.
Mrs. James w. Thayer and Mrs.
Frank Lamson are visiting Mrs.
Thayer's sister, Mrs. Forbes, at
Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Senour who makes her home
most of the time in this city with her
daughter, Mrs. Daniel Hahn, has
gone to Bourbon for visit of sever
al days.
| Farmers fear that the recent cold
weather has badly damaged the
young clover. Wheat seems to be all
right yet land an average wheat crop
is expected.
Mrs Kleindents, residing northeast
of this city, went to Getaway, Ohio,
Monday for a visit of several days
with relatives there and in the vicin-
ity of Lima.
Mrs. Albert N. Hume and son of
Urbana, ILL.,, are here visiting her
mother, Mrs. Julia Thompson, and
Prof. Hume's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. C. Hume.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. North received
telegram from Ellensdale,l North
Dakota, saying that Rev T.. M. North
and wife are parents of Robert Hume
North, born Monday April Is.
Mrs John W. Rinehart and daugh-
ter Bessie, of South Bend, attended
the West township commencement
exercises Saturday evening and spent,
Sunday with Mrs Aide Seider in this
city.
w. B. Dennson and Fred J. Men
trup have purchased twenty-five
acres of land adjoining the Morris
mill property They. will plat it into
town lots and sell the lots at private
sale.
Mr. and Mrs Goodwin came down
from Chicago Saturday to visit the
family OF A. G. Hume. Mr.. Good
win returned home Monday morning.
but Mrs. Goodwin, we'll known here
as Miss Nash, will visit until Thurs
day.
Miss Gordon of Chicago, has been
visiting at Kokomo and spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mrs. John
w. Parks of this city, COINS from
here to Chicago and from Chicago TO
Denver, Colorado, this week, to make
her home in thai city.
| If Plymouth people cannot buy
tickets to Chicago for two cents a
mile, they will probably buy tickets
to Valparaiso where they can get re-
turn tickets for Chicago for s1.20.
making the trip to Chicago and re-
turn to Plymouth only 1884.
| George Koontz, who recently sold
his farm seven miles northeast of
Plymouth, has bought a residence on
West Madison street in this city and
will move to Plymouth. He has been
in failing health FOX two years and
was compelled to quit FARMING.
| john Paschall of Bourbon, is FIN
ishng the inside work of Alfred
Huff's new residence this week. 1t is
situated on his farm just north of
| Argos, is built OF brick, is modern in
every respect and will cost over $10,-
900. 1t is one of the best farm resi-
dences in Marshall county.
| And now somebody wants all the
acts of the last legislature declared
unconstitutional because Governor
Hanly declared them in force April
10, when they should have been de-
clared in force at $50 a. m April 0,
that being the time when the last
county received the laws
| John Temple Graves. the great
Dmocratic editor OF Atlanta Georgia,
declared in a speech at the Bryan
banquet at Chattanooga, Tenn. We'd
nesday night that the Democratic
party ought to declare in favor of
the election of Roosevelt for another
term and give him their unanimous
support.
Mrs. Willis. Koch was called to
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