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


The Novelty works have broken
ground for a new 36x4O Office.
The friends of John W. Siders will
be pleased to learn that he is improv-
ing.
Miss Lois North went to Winona
Monday to remain during the sum
mer Il
Artie Miller and Miss Louisa Corse
left Sunday night for Valparaiso col
lege.
Miss Mary Sapp is here from Fort
Wayne, to visit friends for a few
days.
Justice Will Young went out to Big
Lake Monday to pass upon the sanity
of Charles Prottsman.
Miss Gertrude Mills went. to Laf-
ayette Monday, the guest OF friends
for couple of weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Coleman re-
turned from Larwell Monday. where
they attended meetings.
Theodore Becker and wife of Mob
lesville. spent Sunday with relatives
and friends in the city.
Miss Grace Bussard went to Val
paraiso to spend week with her
friend, Miss Edna Summer
Mrs. Emil Crieger and children
came from Wanatah Friday to visit
the family of Frank Lenick-
Albert Snyder, from Paw Paw,
Mich, is summing himself in the Sc
rene atmosphere of Plymouth
B. w. Healey and wife went to Lo-
gansport Monday They will remove
there Friday to make their residence
ID. Mcdonald went to Indianapolis
Monday to attend the Masonic grand
lodge meeting He will return Thurs
day.
Earl Hines, of Ligonier graduated
from the common schools of the
county at the age OF twelve years He
had a general average of 50.
George Bowel and wife returned
Saturday night from Fort Wayne
1 George said the encampment was one
of the best he ever attended.
Miss Jennie Kleckner returned Sat
urday night from Cando, N. Dakota,
wher she had been living for the past
two years. She expects to remain
here
Rev. J. B. Dunkleberger, pastor of
the Christian church at Kewanna, was
in town today on his way to Pierce
ton. Mr. Dunkleberger is nephew
to Judge Hess.
John Richard and wife went to
South Bend Monday to attend the
wedding of Miss Laura Kline, niece
of Mrs Richard, to Arthur Weston
They will be married Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Hosimer in company with
her son Henry, came Monday from
Mishawaka for few days visit with
friends. Mrs. Hosimer has a nice
boarding house business and is well
pleased with her location.
Presiding Elder Curnick closed his
quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church with a session of the official
board Monday morning He goes TO
Walkerton and thence to Laporfe for
conference meetings.
Francis Marks went to Valparaiso
Monday, where she will take lessons
this summer on the voilin under the
tutorage of Prof. Wolfe. She, with
three other girls, will room with Miss
Ida Haines, who will have care OF
them.
They have just acquitted judge OF
one charge of murder down in old
Kentucky but he must face trial for
one or two other murders. It must
have meant death for any one to get
into contempt with Judge Hargis'
court
Mrs. ]. G. Culp of Kewanna, has
been here with her brother, Emmer
Unger Since the death OF their
mother the home has been broken
up, and arrangements have bee
made by which Emmer will remove
TO Kewanna and keep house with his
sister
The 18th section of the Ladies Aid
society of the Methodist church viii
have social in the basement OF ths
church Tuesday evening beginning a
1870 O'Clock. A short program viii
be rendered and the remainder of tn,
evening spent socially Everybody
welcome.
Do not search in these columns fol-
any remarks about the weather. L
is the worst ever, with more 10 come
"a weather prognosticator says thai
Mrs. Moon today shifts her position
and after that we may expect {
change. Reconciled to fate, we shall
take it, as man does his wife-for
bitter or for worse.
F. c. Saulsberry, of Steuben coun
ty, is here on visit with the family
of his son, E. c. Saulsberry, who ha.
charge of Schlosser's live stock de
partment Mr.. Saulsberry represent
ed Steuben and Lagrange counties il
the legislature two years ago, an,
while here he called upon Senate
John w. Parks and Representative
D. Mcdonald.