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

relatives at Twin Lakes for a couple
of days.
Mrs w. A. Beldon went to South
Bend to spend Sunday with her
daughter, Olive
Mrs. Peter Miller and daughter
Pearl, went to Donaldson for coup
lie of days visit Saturday
Mrs. Andrew Richard and two sons
Alonzo and Lawrence, have gone to
South Bend for few days
Mr. and Mrs w. W. Flanders
went to South Bend Saturday for
few days visit with friends.
Mrs R. c. O'Blenis has returned
to her home in Argor after visiting
for few days with Mrs. H. l.. Sim
grey.
Mrs. c. Marcomb and children
have gone TO Waverly, Ind, to
spend week witch friends and rela-
| tives
Mrs Matilda Disher of Warsaw,
who has been visiting with Mrs.
Strunk, is the guest of friends at
Mexico, Ind.
Mrs. Robert Switzer and children.
have returned to their home in Chi
cago. after visiting for week with
Mr.. Elias Weaver.
Orlando Johnson has returned
from South Bend, where he has TAX
en- the examination for first lieuten-
antship in Company |.
Bert Mann and wife of Inwood.
spent the day in this city enroute to
South Bend Mr.. Mann says Inwood
will not give five votes for the sub
SHY
Comes now the Pennsylvania with
record-breaking earnings for August
There is no use of talking about lack
of earnings in these piping days of
prosperity.
Mrs. Hardy Lee of South Bend
who has been visiting with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs David Wright in
this city, has gone to Lebanon, Ind,
for short visit.
VIM. Stangle who is employed ar
the Vandalia depot, left for an ex-
tended trip through the far east, Fri
day night, on official business His
stay will be indefinite
Mrs Jane Winkleblack OF Sanpal-
pa. Indian Territory, who has been
the guest of Mrs Alonzo Wrinkle
black in this city, for several days,
IS visiting with friends at Hammond
Mrs bessie Shadley has returned
to her home in lnwood, after spend
ing few days with the family of
Wilson Huffer. She was accomDan-
led home by Master Wayne Huffer.
k The Goshen News-Times says: at
seems strange that Marshall county
should be able to support two fairs,
when nearly all the other counties
in Northern Indiana found it impos-
sible to maintain one.
Mrs c. A. Drowlinger of Fit.
Wayne, was the guest Of Plymouth
friends today, enroute to Michigan
City. Thirty years ago Mrs. brow
linger was a resident of this city,
and will be remembered as Mrs. Bel
don.
| Word was received here Saturday
from Mrs. Lille p. Bradstreet, of
San Francisco, Cal, announcing the
death of her husband, which occur
red in that city, last Tuesday. Mr.
Bradstreet was a former resident of
Marshall county
| Last week the Bremen Roller Mills
made a new record turning out a
larger amount of -four than was ever
made in the same length of time
| since there was mill in Bremen
The mill was run day and night
Bremen Enquirer
| An unknown man with the nick
name of bad Eye" was thrown
from a Lake Shore train by two COM
panions and instantly killed at Cay,
Ind, Friday. The body was soon
found by the police, but the supposed
murderers escaped.
President Roosevelt has done his
utmost TO promote the building OF
the Panama canal and now expresses
himself in favor OF the big ship canal
from the lakes to the gulf and prom
Uses to work for it during the brief
remainder OF his term"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott were
called to Chicago Tuesday by the
sudden death OF Mrs SCOTS father,
Thomas c. Mann He was an old
soldier, OF the 31st Indiana Infantry,
Is years of age, and had been in fail
ing health for some months.-Bre-
men Enquirer.
With roar like that OF a cannon.
big meteor fell in the mountains
back of Elizabethville Penn, setting
fire to the forests and frightening
hundreds of people The roar and
following report as the meteor struck
the earth were heard all over the
northern end of Dauphin county.
The liquor question is getting
warm in Chicago The Rev NJ. NJ.
Parkhurst declares that high license
is one of the sops thrown by the rum
demon to the politicians while the
Rev Charles Goodell asserts that
John Wesley could storm hell with