The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-23
LOCAL NEWS


B. E. Ryder and wife went to Ro-
chester Thursday for business and
pleasure.
Mrs Peter VALE went to Lafayette
to the home for soldiers and their
wives Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Thayer
were in Chicago Thursday on bust
ness and pleasure.
Mrs. Fred Shultz was called to
Hamlet Thursday by the serious i'll
ness of a grandchild.
DR. Abner and wife returned home
Thursday to Hamlet after attending
the Masonic banquet.
Chloe Butler came up from Hib-
bard Thursday for a few days with
friends at the old home.
Rev. Plug went to Rochester
Thursday where he will deliver lect-
ure on Korea and its needs.
Mrs. Seybold and son Glenn, went
to South Bend Thursday to hear the
Theodore Thomas orchestra
Mrs. T. J. Winnings went to Hag-
erstown, Thursday to attend her
mother who is seriously sick.
John Butler went to Lapaz Thurs
day to complete the establishing of
grades in that place for street grad
ing.
Hon. Monroe c. Mccormick and
wife OF Knox were in the city We'd
nesday evening in attendance al the
Masonic banquet
Charles Philips of Indiana Harbor.
who was called here ten days ago by
the death of his father, returned home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Bailey and Ethel Henderson
mother and niece of Mrs. N. H. Shep-
herd, arrived Thursday noon for
visit of a few days.
Mrs. Bertha Logan went to Har-
ris Thursday for a few days visit
with friends before returning to her
home in Fort Wayne
Mrs o. E. Swinehart of Rochester,
returned to her home Thursday after
few days visit here Mr.. Swinehast
is the court reporter.
Mrs Work returned two boys to
their homes at Indianapolis Thursd
on parole, who had been sent to her
by the Juvenile court.
Mrs. George Grondish of Fort
Wayne, is visiting her parents, Mr..
John Ruff and other friends in Polk
township and this city
Alva L. Porter and little daugh-
ter, were in South Bend Thursday on
business and took in the Theodore
Thomas orchestra for pleasure
Mrs. W. A. Hite returned to her
home in Wanatah Thursday after a
visit here with her mother, Mrs J.
NJ Kyser and other relatives.
Mrs. Cassius Brown returned to
her home at Rochester Thursday, af-
ter a two weeks visit with her par
ents. Mr.. Biederman east of tosqn.
WANTED-Person to travel in
home territory; salary $3.50 per day
and expenses. Address, ]. A. Alexan-
der, 125 Plymouth Place, Chicago, Ill.
Miss Hazel Filar of Chicago re-
turned home Thursday after a visit
with friends and relatives; her father,
John Filar, is still with the volunteers
in the city.
The old friends of Miss Rose Car
nahan who lived on Sophia street fos
several years, will be pleased to knox
she was recently married at her home
in Kewanna
Mr.. Ed Carder loaded his goods on
a car and took lis wife and babies
and lied him away to live in Wanna
tab, all of which happened on Thurs
day.
Remember that after July first ten
cents extra postage of any denomin-
alton will serve for special delivery
of letter The words special deliv-
cry must be written below the post
age.
Our reporter called on the record
er of the Masonic order for a copy
OF the program of the banquet and
names of visitors, but he disclaimed
the right to give them out for publ
cation
Eugene lnbody returned to Misha.
waka Thursday after few days with
relatives and friends at his old home
in West township. He is foreman
IN the Dodge pulley works in his
adopted home.
Over in Jackson Michigan, the
mad dog scare so worked on the peo-
pie that the police were ordered to
kill all unmuzzled dogs and a hun
dred were killed in one day. The
same might happen in Plymouth any
day with profit.
Andrew Richards. the hustling real
estate man, has completely overhaul
ed the property he purchased of JAG
OBJ Suit, corner Plum and Jefferson
streets and built new cement side
walks, and now has one of tie 1p-to-
date homes of the city
Mr. md Mrs. Elmer Stevick of In
dianapoiis and Miss Lulu Stevick oil
Plymouth visited with their mother
southwest of the city the first of the
week. Other guests of the occasion
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