The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-03

Born Friday morning, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Ha2g, a daughter.
Mrs. Julia Z. Cox OF West town
ship, is visiting with relatives at Ma
rion.
The Misses Beatrice and Mayme
Bath of M~ishawaka, are the guests
of Plymouth friends.
Miss Cora Certia of South Bend,
who has beer visiting with Mrs. Jas.
Goddard. returned home Saturday.
Mrs. J.. C. Sapp and Mrs. Clancy
have gone to Tolleston for a few
days visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lydia Appleman and Mrs.
Louisa Holland have zone to Men
tone for a weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. Jacob Ness and daughter
Stella, went to South Bend TO spend
a few days with friends in that city.
Misses Lenora and Letta McBroom
left for an extended visit to South
Bend, Ind, Toledo and other Ohio
cities.
II. A. Shambaugh has gone to
Wolf Lake, for a few days visit with
his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Sham
baugh.
Miss Maud Smith has returned to
her home in Clrdington, Ohio. after
spending a few days in this city with
Miss Iva Disher.
Mrs. Herman Bolls and daughter
have returned to their home in Mish-
awake after a weeks visit with the
family OF ID. Fl. Bolls.
John Wagner and wife have re-
turned to their home at belong, at
ter visiting for a few days with the
family OF Peter Laguire.
Mrs. Mary Sapp Darling has re-
turned to her home in TT. Wayne,
after spending a few days with Mrs.
Durbin,, who has been quite sick.
Robert Sands, nephew of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. William Wagner is here for a
few days. Robert is working in the
Salvation army and is stationed at
Elkhart.
The Rev. Charles Carlet, a Baptist
minister Of South Bend. has suddenly |
and mysteriously disappeared and the
police of the city nave been asked to
locate him.
Mrs. Trego of Cleveland, O., will
preach in the NJ. f. church Sunday
evening. Oct. 9th. All the other
churches are cordially invited to join
in this service.
An Illinois syndicate is taking op-
tions on scores OF farms in the south
ern townships in Laporte county. Oil
experts say that new oil fields can be
developed there.
To a question, What is a woman?"l
the Turk answers, "a prisoner" the
Albanian. "a slave" the Servian, "a
servant the Bulgarian. "a com
panion;" the Greek, "a queen"
Mrs. Joseph Storey, IF Peoria, III
who has been the guest of Mrs. Cath
crime Blubaugh, for several days.
went to Chicago Saturday, where she
will visit with friends before return.
ing home.
Mrs. Joseph Fore has returned to
her home in Canton. Ohio, after Wis
ting for several days with the fam
lies of w. w. Sponsler and George
Born. She was accompanied home
by Arthur Born.
Laughing and joking. Kemp Holt,
a negro, was hanged Friday, at Mil
ton, Florida, for murder. The smile
that followed the telling of his last
joke had not faded from his face
when the trap was sprung.
United States district attorneys in
various parts OF the country were in
structed by Attorney General Bona
parte Wednesday to institute suits
against a large number OF railroad
companies to recover penalties in
cured by them for alleged violations
of the safety appliance law.
Carl Reynolds went to Chicago
Monday to enter the Chicago Vet
Urinary college. He has had about
two years OF practical experience as
a veterinary surgeon, and with a.
coJrse at college expects to be well
equipped for his work. He will re-
turn in April and practice in this city
Jasper Smith, an eccentric capital
ist of Atlanta, Ca, refused to pay for
a portrait Of himself OH the ground
that the artist without consulting him
had painted in a necktie, a thing that
during his long life. he had never
worn. The artist sued but Smith
proved he had never worn a necktie
and won.
Mrs. Marie Hill fell dead in Rippe's
meat market in Fort Wayne, Friday.
She had just entered the store and
said, Il want" but the sentence was
| never finished. When the doctor ar
| rived he found that the woman was
| dead and that in the fall her neck had
been broken. She weighed nearly
$50 pounds and was 20 years old. She
was the mother OF six married daugil-
tiers.
Edwin V. Smith OF Three Oaks,
| Mich. came to L.aporte, Ind, this
week TO pay his taxes. He returned
to his home and found that in his
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