The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-17

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Andrew Kinsey and family are
moving from Burr Oak to South
Bend.
Miss Clara Hagar is the guest of
friends at Chicago for a couple of
weeks
Mrs. f. w. Cannon has gone to
Argos for few days visit with
| friends
Mr. and Mrs. F. Fromm are visit
ing with his mother Mr. f. Fromm,
at Rochester.
John Blain went to Indianapolis
Wednesday for few days visit with
his son. Gideon Blain
Mrs. Daniel Voreis has gone to
Napannee for a few days visit with
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Strang.
Mrs J. NJ jolly and Mrs. w. T.
Lcring of Larwill, are the guests of
Mrs E. NJ Osborn, of this city
Mrs. Grace Gorden has returned to
| her home in Walnut after a few days
visit with relatives in this city and
vicinity
Mrs. Nina Boggs has returned to
her home in Chicago, after a few
weeks visit with her brother, E. K.
Barnhll.
Miss Eunice Thomas has returned
to her home in Argos, after visiting
for a few days with friends in this
city and in Atwood
John Rorer and wife of Bunker
Hill. who have been the guests of his
brother, VIM. Rorer for a few days,
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. c. A. Groll has returned to
her home in Logansport after visit
ing for few days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Boggs.
Mrs. w. A. Hite has returned to
her home in Wanatah, after visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Laura Keyser,
in this city. for few days.
John Barthel left on trip to
jamestown and the east, Wednesday
morning. He will spend a few days
with his brother Chas. Scitz, at Blu
chanan, Va.
The announcement that liquor has
split the Democratic party in Ken
lucky suggests inquiring as TO what
sort of liquor the aforesaid party has
been drinking.
Mrs. Bodkins of Los Angeles, Cal.
is the guest of Mrs. League in this
city Mrs. Bodkins spoke at the La
dies Home Missionary society meet
ing Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs H. f. Kilmer went to Delphi,
Wednesday TO attend the Missionary
convention of the South Bend di :
trict. She will visit relatives at Frank |
fort, before her return
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Miller have
moved to Delphos, Ohio. where Mr.. |
Miller has been in business several |
months Mrs Miller left for that city
Tuesday evening
Morris Agler and wife have moved
from their farm near Twin Lakes,
where they have resided for Al years, |
to the DR.. Wilson property on Mich
igan street which they recently pur-
chased. They have nice home and
will have everything in good shape |
to receive their friends in few days. |
d. Z. Snyder went TO Chicago |
Tuesday and consulted a specialist. |
This doctor agrees almost exactly |
with the Indianapolis ply sicians in
his diagnosis OF the case and the |
method of treatment. He said no
operation would be necessary and the
gall stones ould be dissolved in two
or three weeks
Rev. Geo. r. NELL, of South Bend,
state evangelist for the Church of |
God with his wife and children, visit |
ed friends here a few hours Wednes- |
day morning between trains, on his
way TO attend conference at Hills
burg. His mother came from Salem,
Ohio, and joined the party on her
way TO the conference She is also |
a minister and a speaker OF consider |
able note in the church.
An interesting development has
followed the erection OF the Mar
quette- Joliet cross at the foot of Ro- |
hey street in Chicago. The place is
regarded as a shrine by thousands of
foreign-born people, and on Sundays,
in particular, hundreds of them may
be seen kneeling about the cross and
offering their prayers. The crowds |!
that gather are so large that a detail |
OF police has become necessary to |
handle them and preserve order.
1t cost every city III the central
base ball league $2l 900 annually to
support a club. According to the
plans of the promoters of the reor-
ganization plan. the Central league
will give four clubs. Wheeling, Day
ton Springfield and Canton to an Or
agnization which will include Youngs |
town, GAINESVILLE, Akron and Mans
field. In the place of these clubs
DR.. Carson's circuit will take Fort |
Wayne, Peoria Springfield and Rock |
Island
Blasts Felt Over Big Area
, Reports from cities over a large |
section of Indiana, and in Ohio and |