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

Friday in Plymouth
G. w. Knobloc.. is visiting with
relatives in South Bend.
Miss Eva Wickizer of South Bend,
is the guest of friends in this city.
Mrs Chas Kiebert and daughter,
Vida, have gone to Winona for a
weeks stay.
Miss Lena and Master Flint Helms
are the guests of friends at Warsaw
for few days.
Mrs. A. W. Bcggs has returned to
her home in Argos, after visiting for
a few days in this city
Mrs. Mabel Wilkinson and son
Glen, have gone to Goshen, where
they will spend q few days.
Wild ducks and geese may be shot
from September 1 until April 1, and
hunters will now get busy.
Mrs VIM Mack and Mrs. Calvin
Davis of South Bend, are spending
couple of days in this city
Friday evening services will be re-
sumed at 7:30 tonight at the new
Episcopal church. All welcome.
Miss Minnie Gibson Of Hanna, and.
her hostess Miss Hollis Gibson of
this city spent the day at Twin Lakes
Miss Sadie Wiegend has returned
to heF home in Lapaz after visiting
for a sew days with Miss Ada Sny-
de- al this city
Carrie and Laura Reeves and their
friend, Miss Edith Stout, returned
Wednesday from an extended trip
through Illinois
Frank Martindale has resigned his
post on with the Rink Fur Co., at
Indianapolis, and has returned to his
horne in this city.
Mrs. Chas. Joe Eich went to Chi
cago Friday, where she will join her
daughter, Dollie Yost, who has been
visiting with friends for several
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman ,Shively
and daughter, Marie, have returned
TO their home at Pierceton after few
days visit with Mr. and Mrs Clar-
ence Slayter.
Mrs E. J. Dickey of Eaglesville,
Mo-, and Harry Miner and wife of
Muncie, with their hostess, Mrs.
Mary Harris. have gone to Harris
Station for a few days
The Misses Wayne Hoham, Flora
and Kate Foltz, Lura -apron, Mileta
Shoemaker and Miss Chandler OF
Warsaw, have returned from few
days camping at Pretty Lake.
Earl Hull. son of Sherman Hull, a
former resident of this city. was
brought to the home of his grand
father, George Bowel, from Fort
Wayne Friday. with typhoid fever.
In the mayors office Thursday ev-
ening, Mrs. Susan McLaren was unit
ed n marriage to Lewis B. Staley.
They left for Peru Thursday night,
where they will make their future
home.
The pony belonging to Keith Rich
ter ran away this afternoon, causing
some commotion in the down town
district, and breaking the buggy to
which il was hitched. This is its Sec
ond offense-
Holbrooke cleveland, has been
here from ST. Louis a few days, dis
posing of the household furniture OF
his mother, Mrs Gibson Cleaveland,
who has gone to Philadelphia to make
her horne with her daughter
Master Oscar Cullison celebrated
his fifth birthday Thursday by giving
a party to twenty five of his little
friends at his home on North Mich
igan street Refreshments were serv-
ed and it was happy occasion for
the little folks.
Charles Murphy has succeeded to
Lester McGowans place as super
visor of subdivision of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. M MCGOWAN. who
had been here few years, has gone
to Delhart, Texas where he has an
excellent position with the Rock Is
land system.
Rev. James O. Early, young ne
gro. of Richmond, Va. has been
granted a patent for a whistllng pi-
ano of his own invention The in
strument has keyboard arranged on
a scale somewhat different from a
piano. 1t is capable of whistling the
most difficult notes
Governor Hanly Thurso ay appoint
ed Judge Waiter A. Funk, Sheriff D.
B. ]. Shafer, Hon. Marvin Campbell
and Chief of Police James McWeeny
as the four representatives of lndi-
ana at the National Prison Confer
ence association in Chicago to be
held Sept. IA to 10.
Sunday was the hottest first day OF
September ever recorded by the
weather bureau, the mercury reaching
90 dgrees in the shade On Sept 6,
1899 it marked 95 degrees and on the
last day of September, 1899 we had
freezing weather. The average date
for killing frosts in this latitude is
October ~.
Several applications for liquor Ii
censes filed by men who desired to
continue their business in the Second
Wardof Warsaw were turned down
Monday by the Board oil County
Commissioners on the strength OF a
remonstrance filed at midnight Fri