The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-04-04

Donald ByerS OF Garrett, Is visiting
at A. North's in this city.
Grandma Wade seems to be i'm
proving but is not yet able to be up.
The weather is warm again and the
weather bureau expects rain Thurs
day.
Miss Laura Shoemaker is visiting
Miss Bette WEIGH at Logansport
this week.
DR.. w. D. Steele and wife of Slid
ell, Ill, are visiting their son, J. M
Steele in this city.
Mrs. Mary Nunnemaker has return
ed to Elkhart after a visit with her
brother east of this city
A twenty-five cent box fine toilet
soap free with an ounce of Perfume
at Peoples Drug Store.
Mrs. Will Pomeroy who was criti-
cally i'll at her home near Oak Hill
for several days, is improving
Philadelphia has gone back to the
Republican party and Republican vic
tories have been general this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sponsler art
visiting Mrs. Sponsler's mother, Mrs
Matthews at Tiosa, who is critically
i'll.
R. c. O'Blenis, the we'll known
Argos attorney. was transacting lega
business in this city a part of thi:
week.
Mrs. NJ f. Gibson is here from
South Bend attending the missionar,
meeting and visiting relatives ant
friends. II
In almost all the states, cities anC
towns, where elections were helC
Tuesday, Republicans more than helc
their own.
Mrs. Marion Martin has returned
TO her home near Bremen after visi
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. jacob
HUNDRED
f. Warner has returned to his home
seven miles east of Edwardsville
Mich. after visit of a few days il
this county.
John and James Canepa and Davic
Orado, who attend St. Michael.
Academy, are visiting at their home.
in. Chicago.
The son and daughter of John Fla
harty of Fort Wayne, have returned
home after a visit with the family o
Daniel Brown.
The teachers of Center. TOWNSHIP
schools will meet at the court house
Saturday to arrange for commence
ment exercises.
Mrs. J. F. Firestone of Bourbon
is the guest of Mrs. Forbes and Mis-
McMaster while attending the mis-
sionary convention.
Winfield Sponsler is still, conhne'
to his home He is suffering from
heart disease and has not been .abl'
to work for two years.
Mrs. Grant Tank and Mss Edn:
Nicoles of Walkerton, are visiting a
A. North's and attending the Pres
byterian missionary meeting.
Mrs Jemima Sponsler, who is 81
years old and seemed critically i'll for
several months in autumn and the be-
ginning of winter, now seems almos
we'll again.
Mrs. Goode formerly Mrs. Seider
has moved from Elkhart to Nortl
Liberty and has been visiting rela
tives in this city and in West town
ship this week.
The acts or laws made by the las
Legislature were received by Count,
Clerk Jones Tuesday. Those entitle
to copies can get them by calling a
the clerks Office.
Thomas Houghton of Culver, VIII
was thought to be at the point o
death a few months ago, visited hi
son in this city Tuesday. He seem
to have fully recovered
The mayor and city marshal o
Frankfort, Ind, are under arres
charged with extortion in the collec
ton and retention of certain fees il
connection with their Offices.
Mrs. DIR. Kizer stopped in Ply
mouth Tuesday on her way to Tippe
canoe where DR.. Kizer has been 10
Gated for several weeks, and whicl
will hereafter be their home.
In Chicago Tuesday the voters ap
proved of car settlement by a major
ity of $4,000 and thus stood by tn
work of the city council which two o
ehi " o6O PdoSCd Oidl
nances over the veto of Mayor Dunn,
Rev Henry Young, who has bee
conducting religious meetings on tn
streets of Wabash for a few days, wa
fined $40 and costs, amounting t
60, for deserving his wife and fam
| lily, Being unable to pay he went /
jail on Saturday.
William Voreis the old wheel hor
of the Democratic party in Cree
township, was in Plymouth Tuesday
the first time since the holidays Hi
three score and ten years sit light
and we hope he may live long an
continue to prosper
The Presbyterian missionar
meeting opened at 2 O'Clock this al
ternoon. Delegates are in attendant
from all the cities of the Presbytery
Mr. Freeze of Utah, will deliver a
address on Mormonism this evenin