The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-30

We had just such weather as this
back in the spring of 1916.
George Hettinger and family of
South Bend, are here on visit.
Mrs. S. Senour went to Decatur,
Ill. Tuesday to remain a month.
Will Vanvactor and daughter Haz-
ell, went Tuesday to South Bend and
Elkhart
Miss Grace Hostetler, teacher at
Lapaz, went to Rochester Tuesday to
| enter the normal school.
Backward, turn backward, o
spring, in your flight. Give us last
March again, just for one night.
1t would be quite fitting to reverse
the places in the months of the song.
l''December's as pleasant as May"
Mrs. S. S. Unger OF South Bend,
who had been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Zehner since Saturday, re-
turned home today
NJ. Ryan returned from Fl Wayne
Tuesday morning, where he went on
Monday to see Mike McGary, who
is quite sick with the grip.
Mr.. Cyrus Mangus of Walnut town
ship, returned home Thursday after a
visit with his son east of town and
his daughter, Mrs. John Freed
Mr.. and Mrs William Brederstadt,
of Michigan City, were in the city 10
see DR.. Knott They will go to Ar
COS to visit her father, David Hull.
Mrs. William Castleman of Culver.
and several of her grown-up daugh-
lers, came up Tuesday to see the first
sunshiny day in Plymouth for week.
Mrs. Jane Davis of Bourbon, spent
Monday evening with Mrs. Garrett
on Sophia street, on her way home
from attending a funeral at Kokomo.
Mr.. Erwin Reisch, who has been
employed in Mexico for the last year,
larrived in Plymouth Monday in order
% be in attendance at the graduation
| IF his daughter Inez
| Uncle Joe Davis has been i'll for
everal weeks and his condition is not
Improving. Uncle Joe's place in the
line of march on Decoration day will
not be filled by himself this year.
Goshen Ells have bought the home
of DR.. Eva Peck Bruce, formerly
owned by the late Gen. Milo B. Has
call, of Chicago, and will remodel il
nto handsome home and clubhouse
This is the best we can do at a
weather item: Advices from Wash
ngton state that the thirteen year 10
Gusts are coming to see us this year
This may explain the seasons unseas
enable season this -eason.
Prof W. E. Bailey left Monda,
night for Menominee, Wis, to BIZ
gone two weeks. Mr.. Bailey will
spend Decoration day with a brother
with whom he enlisted and served il
he civil war.
4 Supt Underwood has sent case o
;our large bottles OF water from tn,
,ity's new wells to the state chemis
At indianapolis for analysis. The re
: quest was made for samples of tn,
7 water.
: The United Presbyterian genera
assembly at Denver has decided e
appoint a conference committee tC
meet representatives of the othe'
: Presbyterian churches for the pur
S lpose of arranging consolidation.
Father Lafainton, of Fort Wayne
inspector of parochial schools, spen
} Monday in the city, the guest o
a Father Tremmel. During the day h
J made the annual inspection of ST
r Michael's schools and in the evening
: went to Chicago.
W. A. Campbell, of Portland, Ind
, has written the council for a permi
> to operate a vaudeville theatre on
, high moral tone, and wishes TIL
council to pick him out, for that pur
pose a suitable room with high cell
ing and low price.
The air was murkv from othe
-auses than cigar smoke in the coun
Gil chamber Monday night during TIL
discussion of the telephone franchise
His Honor, however, has the happ,
faculty of pouring oil on the TROUBLED
waters at the right time.
Rev. ]. E. Brooke returned to Val
paraiso Tuesday. DR.. Brooke spen
: Monday in calling upon his oil,
: friends and former parishioners an,
returned home pleased with the priv
I;lege he enjoyed of again seeing thos
e with whom he had been associated il
J. his former labors
Mrs Koontz is having a water-pip
laid to her residence south of tn
e planning mill She foots half the bill
Mrs. Koontz lives with her children
: in one of the prettiest home-sites il
e Plymouth, and as there is no maj
: about the house to stir up things the,
live at the highest point of enjoy
. ment
E Mr. and Mrs. James a. Candy o
Culver, cam up Tuesday to atten'
\ the trial of their daughter Emma
r that was set for Tuesday in the ju
t venile court Sessions of the juvenil
1 court are held with closed doors AM