The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-30

Mrs. Rose Alberts went to Culver
today to visit her parents.
Nelson Mclaughlin went to For
Wayne this morning to see the boys
parade.
Mrs. Hevison and little girl came
from South Bend Thursday to visit
with Mrs. O. Sullivan.
Jasper Perry, of Inwood, went to
South Bend Thursday to visit his
daughter, Mrs. James Trowbridge.
Dick Dawson and wife went 70
Culver Thursday, to- visit his sister,
Mrs. Peter Bremen, who is very sick
Mrs. Margaret Hands returned
home 10 South Bend Thursday morn
ing after a pleasant visit with Mrs
David Fields.
Ed Biggens came from his farm
near Tyner Thursday, where he said
he had beer serving on the engineer
ing committee.
Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Ryder OF
Rochester, stayed in our city over
night with friends and went to South
Bend Thursday morning.
Master Roscoe Mock returned 70
his home at Warsaw Thursday, afte:
weeks visit with his aunt, Mrs Ira
Mock, southwest IF town.
Mrs l. Ball, living three miles
south of town, went to Fort Wayne
Thursday to spend a week with her
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Bangs.
Mrs. Jennie Baxter went to Link
vile Thursday to spend "a few days
with Mrs. Koontz, who has been in
feeble health for long time
Every day somebody is inquiring
for horses to work on farms and
everywhere Will somebody explain
why this great demand for horses.
Sheriff Voreis took William Prank
to Jefersonville Thursday, to serve
on indeterminate sentence of from
1.-TWO to fourteen years for forgery.
Mrs George Dunn returned home
to Shelbyville, Thursday, taking
with her a boy from Mrs. Works
training school, to his home in that
city
| Rev. S. F. Hendricks of West
township, went to Mexico Thursday
to spend few days with his ole
friend, Rev. J. F. Appleman at the
old folks home.
| Mrs. WIN. Biederman joined some
| friends from Rochester Thursday
morning for a trip to South Bend
MIR. Biederman lives east of the cit,
on Solomon Stockrnan's farm.
| Mrs. F. w. Dutton of St. Louis
/ and Mrs. Florence Walker OF Mid
dletown, o., returned to their homes
/ Thursday after attending the funer:s
of their father, Peter Bremen.
| Mrs. Andrews returned home t.
Peru Thursday from a visit with ;
sister in Sheboygan, Wis, stopping
here on her way home to visit he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Berg
man.
The Militia boys looked might,
fine as they marched away with thei
clean new uniforms keeping step will
the music of the band, all light heart
ed and gay and all chatting DR.
Holtzendorff.
| Maxinuckee Lodge No. 373 l. o. o
F. will hold mem rial services il
!; memory of the deceased brethren OF
the third Sunday il June at two O.
clock at Poplar Grove. Everybod,
invited TO attend.
Our neighbor city, Goshen, ha
contracted for the paving of Sixth
street, the contractor of course, beinI
w. W. Hatch. Goshen is second on
ly to Plymouth, the finest residence
city in Northern Indiana.
Mrs. James Cook, Mrs. Georg
Brown, Mrs. Harry Kilmer, Mrs
Nettie Conger and Mrs. B. j. Rich
ards went to South Bend Thursda,
morning to attend the grand lodg
meeting of the lady Maccabees.
Mrs E. w League went to Chi
cage Thursday morning where sh,
will visit til Saturday when she ex
poets to bring Mrs. Owen Dishe
home with her. The friends of Mrs
Disher will be pleased to know sh'
is practically well again.
Some wretch unbolted the rails OF
the Southern Pacific railroad nea
Los Angeles, California on 16-foo
trestle, then attached wires an,
spread the tracks when the coast lin
limited came, with the result that on;
man is killed and % injured, three o
which are doubtless fatally hurt
General Kuroki, the great Japanes
leader, who recently came to OH
country to make tour of inspection
and learn American ways, has done
the cities of Washington and New
York and is off to Boston. In New
York he earned the title of "Princ,
Bountiful' y>tips to- hotelNwaiters t.
the amount of $500.
The Goshen Democrat puts forth
long editorial, declaring the entir,
people of both state and nation, arr
clamoring for right about chang,
in political faith in all the Offices boil
great and small We feel assured hi
/ wish was father of the thought anc