The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-06-27
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Muriel Heckaman went 10
Bourbon to visit few days
Mrs. J. J. Vinall went to Misha
waka to visit with her daughter
Frank Anders of Mishawaka, is Wis
iting with his parents in this city
Misses Helen Amones and Irene
Pitt are visiting relatives at Inwood.
Mrs. Jacob Humbert went to Bre-
men to visit for few days with her
daughter.
Miss May Rosenkaupt of Spokane,
Wash, is visiting with the family of
Sigmund Mayer.
Misses Minnie and Hattie Wallace
are visiting with Miss Sarah Capner
in Fulton county.
Rev ]. J. Coleman and family have
gone to Paramount and Button for
few weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hoff have gone
to New Paris, to visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Strycher.
Mr.. and Mrs James Seymour and
daughter, have gone 10 Stillwell to
visit with relatives for a few days
Mrs. DIR. J. W. Smith returned Fri
day from a few weeks visit with rel
atives in New York and Pennsyl-
vania
Miss Carrie Boss left for Calispell,
Mont, Friday evening. where she will
visit with friends for couple OF
weeks.
Miss Claire Kilmer returned Friday
from Frankfort, where she has been
visiting with friends for couple OF
weeks.
Miss Letta Railsback returned to
he. home IN South Bend Saturday,
after Visiting for a few days with
friends.
The peach crop is as large as ever
if we may judge from he showing
made by the various graduating
classes.
July 90, M. E. Sunday school pic
mic, Michigan City. Tickets IS and
20 cents. Commence now to arrange
and go. DIV
Miss Lulu Buchanen, who has been
visiting with the family of w. A.
Heindleman, went to Fort Wayne for
a short visit
Miss Edith Mitchell who has been
visiting with Miss Ethel Tanning and
other friends in this city, returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Sponsler
have returned to their home in Tai
ma, Ind, after visiting with the fam
lily of w. w. Sponsler.
Hundreds of people in Warsaw
have been exposed to smallpox by
Charles Roath, who was found with
the disease in the business district.
Mrs. J. Fl. Kramer and grand
daughter, Elsie Kramer of St. Joe.
Mich, have returned to their home
after visiting for the past few weeks
with W. H. Cove and family.
Mrs. Samuel Hanes and Miss Jes-
sic Hanes of Lima, Ohio, who have
been visiting with the family of
lanes Hanes, left for Norfolk, where
they will attend the jamestown expo
sition
Captain Kent, of he u. S. Life
Saving Crew os Michigan City, writes
the Superintendent of the M. Z. Sun
day school, flat they will give their
free exhibition on July 20, at $3.50. wd
The sudden stroke of lightning
which startled almost every one III
town Friday evening, struck tree IN
the yard of C. w. Baxter 1t left the
tree and shattered window in the
house. No further damage was done.
The Bremen Enquirer of this week
gives the names of the old bachelors
of that town, all of whom, IT de-
clares want wives, but are timid and
need a good deal of encouragement.
1t says that next week it may give
the names of the old maids.
The Theodore Roosevelt, one of
the largest and finest steam ships on
Lake Michigan, will be at its docks
on July 90, at 1870, Michigan City, to
take any of the picnic party who de-
sire it a twelve-mile excursion on
the lake. The price will be Csc DIV
WANTED-Men and women to
make "BalI-Bard" Rubber Boots and
Shoes. Experience not necessary,
Good wages. steady employment, n1
labor troubles Help needed to in
crease production.
Mishawaka Wooden Mfg Co,
jun25w2 Mshawaka. Ind.
A sensation was created at Ports
mouth, o., by the refusal of William
Schaefer son of saloonkeeper. to
take the place assigned to him be-
side Rhetta Haley, colored girl, at
the high school commencement exer-
cises at the opera house Thursday
night Superintendent Hudson, when
appealed to, refused to change the
seating. The girl remained on the
stage, while Schaefer seated himself
in the audience His diploma will be
mailed to him.