The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
LOCAL NEWS

MISS Ethel StilSOn has gone to Chi
cago for an extended yisr with her
sister.
The ice harvest is on in earnest and
an excellent crop will no doubt be
housed
Col Fleet of Culver Military Acad-
envy, transacted business in this city
Monday.
Moses Thomas of Donaldson, has
returned from visit o.. several days
at South Bend
Mr.. and Mrs William Everly have
returned from their visit in Kentucky
and Tennessee
l.. J. Southworth came home from
Elkhart Saturday to spend Sunday
with his family
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Babcock of
South Bend visited over Sunday at
the home of Eli Silvius.
Miss Blanche Zimmerman of Bour-
bon, visited over Sunday in this city
with Miss Mabel Garrison.
Next Saturday is ground hog" day
and the weather for six weeks follow
ing will then be prognosticated.
1t is reported that. big mining
company has been organized in this
city with F. w. Hill as president.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Steinman
of Miner street. spent the past week
visiting relatives in the east part OF
the county.
Mrs Styles and her son, Martin
Styles, left for Warren. Ohio, Mon
day morning where Martin will at
tend school
Elmer Stevick of Indianapolis, Wis
. tied from Saturday until Monday ev
ening with his mother and family
near this city
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ Hayes of South
Bend, spent Sunday in this city at
the home of D. c. Cole who MRS.
Hayes' father.
Miss bessie Mcdonald is the new
teacher at the Liggett school house.
She takes the place of Miss Ethel
Yockey, who has resigned.
Grover Trease of West township.
left for Oklahoma Monday forenoon,
and expects to grow up With the new
state if the country suits him..
There is much suffering on the
Ohio and Wabash rivers on account
of the great flood and Governor Han
ly has sent man out to distribute
aid. e.
Rev. B G. Pence who has been as
sisting in series of revival meetings
at the u. B. church in Tyner, returned
to his home. in Columbia City Mon
day.
Michael Devine of Kokomo, spent
Sunday in Walkerton, visited in Ply
mouth Monday and went from here
to Columbia City, for vi. of a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs, John B. Bowel eel
-ebrated their twentieth wedding ami
-.vrrsary Saturday evening and pleas
antly entertained many of their old
friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Joseph Coldwell of ST. Louis,
arrived Saturday night for a visit
with relatives and friends in Ply
mouth She was formerly Mrs. Will
liam Palmer of this city.
John Zaugg and H. ]. Schrock OF
Holmes county, Ohio, who have been
visiting Martin Hostettler and other
relatives and friends in this county,
went to Howard county, Monday for
a visit of few days.
o. X. Dean of Alberta, Canada.
who has just returned from Cuba
where he purchased land, is visiting at
Henry Prices in West township and
will go to Ohio for a visit before re-
turning to Canada.
The LaPorte Herald tells the story
of an unfortunate Elkhart girl whose
name the paper withholds, the telling
of the story being justified by the
warning it may contain against mar
rying comparative strangers.
Rev. C. B. Whitaker who has been
assisting Rev. ]. ]. Coleman in reviv-
al meetings at Sligo, has taken
charge of the Wesleyan work here,
and will preach at the Wesleyan
church in this city next Sunday even
ing.
The United States Steel corpora
ton has just closed the purchase OF
$500 acres of land in the new town
of Gary, comprising the remainder of
what is known as the packers tract
there. for a consideration of $1,000
900.
Senator Parks left for Indianapolis
Monday forenoon TO take up his work
in the state senate. His recovery has
been remarkable, but he is still weak
and his many friends here hope that
he will be very careful and not work
so hard as to cause a relapse
In regard to the proposed educa-
fional qualification for suffrage It
may be remembered that anybody
who desires to do so can learn to read
in this country, unless mentally dis
qualified If he has not sense enough
. to enable him to learn to read he has
not sense enough to vote.
Mrs John AIDE, mother of George
Ade, the well known author and news
paper writer, died at her home in
Kentland, Ind, Saturday morning,