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

Miss Celia Clapp and Mrs. c. E.
Mergenthaler of Hubbard, were Ply
mouth visitors Friday.
Miss Laura Boss returned to Bre-
men Friday, after a visit with her
parents on Miner street.
Mrs. Nelson Harshbarger of Walk
erton, is visiting her mother Mrs. A.
Koch, in west Plymouth.
Mrs Binger of Rutland was in the
city Friday looking after the purchase
of some residence property.
Miss Grace Bollman returned to
|her home at Donaldson after a visit
with her brother in east Plym nth.
W. B. Kyle has his house in south
Plymouth nearly completed, so it will
be ready for occupancy in a short
time.
Miss Claudio Burden went to In
wood Friday to remain with friends
til after the annual school commence
ment
Fishing, we are told, is fine at Lake
Maxinkuckee, and it is not an infre-
quent thing TO see parties carrying a
nice string of bass
Mrs. Allen and daughter of Dan
vile, Ill, who have been visiting at
St. Michaeps Academy, returned to
their home Friday.
Mrs. Frank Nation and two little
daughters went to South Bend Friday
to visit over Sunday with the family
of Frank Stansbury.
Mr.. Valentine Nye came down
from South Bend Friday to look after
business. He moved his family to
that city month ago.
Mrs. Susan Which from North
township, returned home Friday after
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Will
Cast, in north Plymouth.
Miss Martha McFadden and her
friend Floyd Chapman, came down
from South Bend Friday evening for
visit over Sunday with her parents.
Prof. Banta of the Rochester col
lege changed cars here Friday on his
way to Hanna to deliver an address
to the graduating class of the schools
there.
Mr.. George Huttinger went to
South Bend Friday, for a weeks stay
at the home of his son. He says he
always makes garden for him and the
sign is right now.
Mrs Speisshofer went to South
Bend Friday. to attend !. birthday
party given by Mrs. Cartwright, an
old friend She will remain until
Tuesday, visiting among friends.
Elder Willis Logan went to Hamlet
Friday to preach the funeral of lit
tie child of Mr.. Asa Harness. and will
| go from there to North Judson to
hold church services on Sunday.
Hon. Adam E. Wise was in Bremen
Friday on business and shaking hands
with many friends. He grew to man
hood in GERMAN township and was a
successful teacher in its schools for a
number of years.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Mcdonald went
to Culver Friday to prepare their cot
tage for occupancy for the summer
by repairing and adding to the build
ing. Louis Mcdonald will begin the
erection of cottage soon SO as to be
ready when the season opens.
Arthur Born went to Culver Friday
to- visit his uncle and angle for the
6nny tribe. Arthur had the bone
mashed out of the first joint of his
finger, while handling some heavy
timbers at the Morris mill a month
ago and it is still quite tender
David Nunemaker paid a visit to
his father, who bought Al Kizer's
farm when he went to Texas. 1t was
his first visit to the place and he was
favorably impressed with it, He re-
turned home to South Bend Friday
where he has been employed for a
year on the railroad.
| Mrs. Scates OF Culver, went to For
est, Ohio. Friday, to care for sici;
sister. She says her son Emery, who
was once a successful teacher in the
schools of this county, is now teach
ing in the Philippine Islands and likes
it there very much ar says his
health is very much improved since
he is there.
The boosters of the wheat pit have
gotten the price of wheat on the
board of trade above the dollar mark,
and are still throwing up their hats
and declaring it will go to the dollar
fifty mark They claim there is hun
dred million bushel shortage in sight,
Kansas being the leading state on
shortage, and Sec. Wilson in the face
OF all this says, when the Kansas
wheat crop is thresfed it will be
found to be up to the normal guam
tity in bushels.
Mark Twain takes the following
shot "a preachers who deliver tire
somely long sermons: Il went to
church one time and was so impress
ed by what the preacher told me
about the poor heather that / was
ready to give up 500 of my own
money and even go out and borrow
more to send TO the heather. But the
preacher preached too long, and my
Il 4 No .