The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-19
LOCAL NEWS


Su\ol VI II Minus diA0 ANiohAfNo III u ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Black of Bre-
men, are visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. c. c. DUR is spending q few
days with friends at Kalamazoo,
VIM Barton went to South Bend
Tuesday, where he expects to locate.
Miss Nellie Bonham is recovering
from a severe attack of typhoid few
er.
Mrs. T. S Fiison is visiting with
her mother, who is seriously i'll at
Inwood
Miss Flora o. Ryan has gone to
Chicago for a two weeks visit with
friends.
A new directory of Warsaw just
issued gives that town only 4.312 pop
ulation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Thompson
have returned from few days visit
at Argos.
Mrs. NJ. J. Sorg has gone to Fort
Wayne to attend the fair and visit
with friends
Mrs John Trisinger went to South
Bend Tuesday The family is NOV
ing to that city.
VIM Everly has gone to Syracuse
Ind, where he will spend couple OF
days on business.
Mrs. ]. w. Hess, of Ballard, Wash,
spen; the day with Miss Stella Chase,
enroute to South Bend.
Miss Louise Casper of Chicago, IS
visiting the family of John Suseland
and other relatives here.
Logan II. Williams and family, OF
the Warsaw Daily Times, are spend-
ing week with relatives in this ~ity
Romie Ball has returned &c -
ployment at Elkhart, after =
his vacation with relatives in IS
city.
Mrs. Frank Brown has returned 10
her home in Knox, after spending a
couple of weeks with relatives in this
city.
William Reed and Frederick Good
year, left for Nolan, Texas, Tuesday,
They expect to be gone couple OF
weeks.
1t is reported that the present
postmaster general will urge con-
gress to establish postal savings
banks.
Mrs. Sarah Lauderman of Bremen.
who has been visiting with friends
and relatives in this city returned to
her home Tuesday
Mrs. L. Arnold OF Hamilton, Ill,
who has been visiting with her broth
err Chas. Wilcox, is the guest OF
friends at Walnut.
The grand jury of Pulaski, county
on Saturday returned forty indict-
ments. Every saloonkeeper in the
county was indicted.
lanes Busehart Of Peru, Ind, who
has been visiting with the family OF
A. NJ. Gastil, went to South Bend
for a few days visit.
Doctors Deeds, Burkett and Hitch
cock went TO Peru Tuesday, to at
terd a meeting of the Northern lndi-
ana Dentists society.
Harry L. Unger Charles Williams
and Adam Kepler were among the
Plymouth people who left for Den
yer. Colo, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Porter, mother of Recorder
Porter, is very sick at her home IN
Culver. She is 10 years of age. Mrs.
Helm of this city, is her nurse.
Andrew Richard has left for Las
Vegas. New Mexico. where he ex-
poets to spend couple of weeks. he
has sold his farm to a party from
Newton county. Indiana.
Miss Emma Chesney has returned
from Germany where she has been
spending the summer and will assume
the duties of Latin and German
teacher in the High School.
Miss Maggie Zumbaugh who has
been employed in Walkerton the past
summer is visiting relatives in this
city, before going to her home near
Culver.
Walter Wellman is still taking
about going to the north pole IN
balloon. If country newspaper man
should talk like Wellman idoes he
would be sent TO an insane asylum.
Oscar Curtis left for Vandalia, ILL.,,
Tuesday morning where he expects
TO spend a week or ten days. His
place at the Adams Express Office, IS
being filled by c. E. Rollins of Fl.
Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White went TO
Michigan City Tuesday to visit their
son who is a guard at the state pris-
on. From there they go to Westville
70 attend the reunion of Joseph's reg
Iment The 73rd Indiana infantry.
The daily fire loss in this country
so far this year has averaged more
than 100000. And there IS no great
err fallacy than to believe that this
boss. or any part of it is made good
by insurance 1t is loss pure and SIM
pie and one of the most expensive OF
all drains on the nations industrial
economy.
The city visitation work, by the
Sunday school association has been
deferred a few days, Us it was
.Lo..~~bt hest RI wait fill he supply