The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-06-20

1r1c1QS at lily.
VIM. Vollenbacher and family are
visiting with friends at South Bend
Miss Coral Boggs has gone to Lo-
gansport for a visit of few days.
Mrs. Rosetta Baker is visiting with
her niece, Mrs. Thomas, at Inwood.
Ray and Fern Mccormick went to
Donaldson to visit with their grand
mother.
Mrs. c. S. Lozier has gone to Min
erva, Ohio, to visit with friends for a
few days.
Mrs Lucinda Hutchinson of Three
Oaks, Mich, is visiting with Mrs
Thomas Carpenter
Miss Grace Bollman who has been
visiting friends at South Bend, re-
turned home Saturday.
Rudolph Keller has gone to Indi-
ana Harbor. to visit with his daugh-
ter, Dora, for few days.
Mrs snna Brown went to Chicago
Friday to make a short visit with her
daughter. Mrs. DR.. Brown.
Mrs. Jacob Dinkeldein, returned to
her home in Bourbon, after visiting
with her grandson, VIM Hahn
Mrs. F. w. Bosworth and daugh-
ter Esther, went to Buchanan, Mich.
to visit with friends for few days
Mrs d. H. Bowles went to Argos
to, see her brother-in-law, Thomas
H. Bowles, who is reported seriously
i'll.
Mrs. Philip Ball has gone to Val
paraiso to see her new granddaugh-
ter, The daughter of DR.. E. ]. Ball Of
that city.
Mrs. VIM. Oliver of Macy, Ind.
who has been visiting with Mrs. John
Glass of this city, returned home
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Orr and son
OF Chicago, who have been visiting
with Sherman Orr, have returned &c
their home.
Mrs A. G. Jones and daughter
Katherine, left for their home al
Danville. Ill, after visiting with rel
atives in this city.
Mrs. Milton Hunt. who has been
visiting in this vicinity since Decor
alton day, returned Friday TO her
home in Mishawaka.
Miss Julia Peterson, who has beer
visiting with the family of M. All
man for the past week, returned to
her home in GTovertown
The Plymouth Gas Plant filed its
articles of incorporation at the Re
corder's office Friday, and has adopt
ed for its name "The Plymouth
Lighting Company"
Rev. ]. J. Coleman left for Wa
bash Saturday morning. From there
he will go to the Methodist General
conference to be held at Greenville
I'll. Rev. Coleman is a fraterna del
egate.
The three Pence sisters, Mise:
Eva and Audrey of Plymouth and
Beulah of Tyner, went to Columbi;
City, to attend the Pence family re
union. About 800 relatives and guest:
are expected
Rev. w. S. Howard will preach
an interesting sermon tomorrow
morning for men, on 800 years of the
Episcopal church in America anC
Miss Johnson of Chicago, will sins
at the evening rvice.
A graphing party Friday located
the battle ship Minnesota's launcf
and bodies of the eleven men il
eight fathoms of water off the RiI
Raps. The mystery of the vessel, j
any, which caused the sinking of TIL,
launch is still unsolved
Monroe Walters, a former Ply
mouth boy, who was form rly in tn,
grocery store with w. f. Leonard
was in town Friday evening, having
come with the knights templar from
Chicago. Monroe is in the grocery
business and is doing we'll.
The throttle OF the first Japanes,
railway train was pulled by an Amer
lean, Duncan Mcdonald, now a vet
eran in the employ of the Southern
Pacific railway That was 35 year
ago, says the Railroad Mans Maya
zine, on the occasion of the compile
ton of the narrow gauge line from
Yokohama to Toxic, and Mcdonald
had the honor of drawing the presen
Mikado, then young man of scarce
ly 90
Mrs. Wong Sun Yue, sister of Mrs
Howard Could and wife OF Chimes
| resident of San Francisco has re
nounced American citizenship AM
become citizen of China This &c
ton was taken few days ago anc
her reason for the. step was desir'
| to become Chinese merchant Sh'
says she has become associated will
a Chinese tailor firm, and in orde
| to secure all the rights enjoyed b,
Chinese merchants it was necessar,
to abandon the stars and stripes.
Thomas F. Edison is quoted a
| saying that before long science woult
| enable the farmer to enrich his land
by means of nitrogen from the air
| "The element necessary for making
land fertile" he said, "is nitrogen
| which exists in almost inexhaustibl,
quantities in the air. The day is abou