The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-10
Mr. and Mrs Elmer St. John and

MT. and NrS. Ef1ncr d. tohii dHd
daughter OF Fort Wayne, are visiting
at a H.. shirlsy's. ~
Mrs R. c. O'Blenis has returned
TO Argos after a visit in this city
with Mrs. H. O. Singrey.
81 Mrs. Van Blarigan of Letters Ford,
arrived Friday for a visit with Mrs.
Hottie Anders in this city
There is a big revival at Albion,
Ind, and 16O conversions are report
ed with prospects of many more.
Mrs. w. T. Loring Of South Bend
has returned home after visiting her
niece, Mrs. Ed Osborn, in this city.
Mrs. c. c. Yockey and Mrs. Frank
lin of Bremen, were guests of Miss
Laura Boss at the home of her par
ents in this city Friday.
Henry FARRELL of Tyner, went to
South Bend Friday to visit over Sun
day with his daughter who teaches
in the South Bend schools.
T. Heavy rains have flooded southern
Indiana and the rivers and creeks
have over flown their banks and are
Fplaying havoc in many counties.
John Hubbard who was for a time
on the police force OF Plymouth, is
there from Pennsylvania, visiting his
mother and sister, Mrs. Andy Bowel
Mrs. Theo Mclaughlin, Mrs
Werntz and Mrs. Switzer went to
South Bend Friday afternoon to at
tend a birthday party and visit rela-
tives.
William Coe, who attempted to
shoot Governor Hanly's daughter in
Laporte county Wednesday, has been
declared insane and will be taken to
Longcliff.
"A jury in the Fuller murder case
at Goshen was secured Thursday. Nc
trial in the history of Elkhart coun-
ty has we before attracted so large
a crowd of spectators.
RMS. c. Firestone and son George
Mrs. E. d Miner. Mrs. Harvey Balls
ley and Lester Wade went to Hunt
ington Friday to visit over Sunday at
the home of their aunt, Mrs. Rebecca
Oates.
w. c. Slower, the new treasurer OF
St. Joseph county, filed his official
bond, signed by the Fidelity and De
post company, said to be the strong
est surety company in the world. The
amount of the bond is s950.000.
R. NJ. Williams, a former resident
of this city, and Of Argos. died at
his home at Elmore, Alabama, Mon
day, Dec 81. He was a brother OF
Jesse d. Williams of this city and
was we'll known in this county sew
eral years ago.
Rev. c. A. Splitter and wife have
returned from Hartford, Mich, where
they attended the 6fty-third a~nniver
sary of the marriage of Mrs. Spitler's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds
whose ages are SO and so years re-
spectively. About thirty persons
were present at the reunion.
SAT the Indiana historical society
annual meeting last week it was re
solved to ask the legislature for a
small appropriation to secure the
publication of the roster of Ind:a1a
sroops who served in the Mexical
war, the. only roster of Indiana sol
oilers that has not been published.
James McCrea, the new president
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
Charles f. Hughes. the new COVE no.
of New York, both wear full. bushJ
boards. Also another man with whis
kers has been added to the Presi
dents cabinet Has the reaction
against the sm~oothfaced man begun:
The sun came up bright and beau
tiful Friday morning after an absence
of over a week. One of our subscrib
ers Thursday remarked that he hoped
the sun was not going to act like the
ground hog and retire from service
for six weeks. He said he would
!prefer clear cold weather to rain ant
mud.
Daniel Rupe, a pioneer of St. 10
seph county. died at Fort Wayne
lind, Thursday of last week. Mr.
Rupe was born in Elkhart county
about 90 years ago and settled with
This father, the late Jacob Rupe, or
[Sumption Prairie in 1892, being
among the very first settlers o.
Greene township, where he lived
nearly all his life.