The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-11
LOCAL NEWS

Tyner.
Mrs. Chas. Kellison is visiting at
Bourbon
Ned Conner is spending the week
at Indianapolis
c. B. North has gone to Kokomo
for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Monroe Steiner is spending
a few days at Walkerton.
Solomon Zehner and wife are visit
ing with relatives at Culver.
Mrs. Sherman Ellis has returned
from short visit at Warsaw
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiltfong is visiting
with her children at Rochester.
Miss Lucille Underhill of Elkhart,
is the guest of Miss Ruth Vinall.
Howard Vanschoiak of Chicago, is
spending few days in Plymouth.
Walter White and family are
spending a few days in South Bend.
L. A. Kloepfer returned to Logans-
port after spending few days here.
where was Moses when the light
went out?'-trying to get new fran
.chise
Chas Hoover has return - Elk
hart, after visiting in Pl; 5uth for
a week
Mrs. A. Grisdale has gone to Fl.
Wayne, where she will make her fu-
fture home.
Milton and Ed Mayer of Baltimore
Md. are visiting with their parents
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs w. R. Stevens and
children of Van Vert, Ohio, are Wis
iting in Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hull and
son, have returned to Fort Wayne
after visiting in this city.
Mrs Melvin Altman and Mrs Bos-
worth of South Bend. are visiting
with friends in Plymouth.
Mr. Clyde Richie and family OF
South Bend, are visiting with Mr.
Ritchey's mother in this city
Miss Marie. Drake has returned to
her home in Tyner, after visiting
with friends in this city and South
Bend Il =
Mrs. Peter Valley has returned
from the Lafayette Soldiers Home
where she has been for severa
months.
Miss Dora Wilson has returned tc
her home in Minneapolis after a visit
of couple of weeks with his sister
Mrs DR.. Loring.
Mr.. B. W. Waite has returned to
him home in Ann Arbor, Mich, aftei
spending few days with his daugh
ter, Mrs. R. A. Randall.
Washington Kreighbaum, of Sousi
Bend, former resident OF this city
was called here by the death OF hi:
sister, Mrs. Adam Holem-
Miss Vera Brumbaugh of Lagrange
Illinois is visiting her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. John Zumbaugh. ant
other relatives in this county.
Theodore Cressnsr and wife have
left on an extended trip to- Alaska ant
throughout the west. They expect Il
to be gone a couple of months.
Mrs. o. v. Holdermanl of Ponten
/. T., who has been the guest of Mrs
Oliver Rosenbury. for the past few
days, has returned to her home. Mrs
Holderman will be better remember
ed here as Mrs. Dennie O'Brier.
A telegram has been received a
Harvard college observatory from
Prof Percival Lowell, director of tn
Lowell observatory stating that tn
South American Lowell expedition
has photographed double canals seel
stretching across rhe planet Mars.
1t develops that Senator Tillmal
was in Louisville, KY, and Senate
Dolliver in Chicago at the hour TIL
versatile Jackson. Michigan, CORES
pendent had them bristling toward
each other in a hotel in that city
Tillman challenging Dolliver to
duel
Winchester, Indiana, has 43 ar
lights which are run on the moonligh
schedule (same as Plymouth). Tha
city pays $50 per light PET year; Plv
mouth pays SO. The company pay
$2572.2s city taxes, while the Ply
mouth electric light company pay
$l19.60. Cause why?
John r. Gantz of Argos, and Mis-
Bertha Head of Plymouth, were mar
ried at A O'Clock Sunday afternoon
at the Methodist parsonage, Rev.
S. Crowder, officiating. The coupl
were married in the presence of thei
parents They will reside in Argos
where Mr. Gantz is in business
Two brick buildings, three stop:e
high, located near the northwestern
corner OF Meridian and Marylan,
streets, Indianapolis, in the center o
the wholesale district, collapsed from
some unknown cause early Sunda,
morning, causing loss of $22O,0O(
A subsequent fire in the debris entail
ed considerable portion of the loss
The buildings were among the oldes
in indianapolis