The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-02

~, - mere on Visit 10 the Ianlly
of Louis Lemert.
Mrs. Helen Smith today went to
South Bend and Mishawaka, to be
guest of friends
Arthur Miller, who has been en-
ployed at Albert's restaurant, has
gone to Valparaiso.
Mrs. William Sisk. of Lafayette,
is here to visit her two daughters,
Edith aud Mrs. John Burns.
Ed Seibert and wife and Cal
Beagles and wife of Tyner transact
ed business in town Tuesday.
Rev. W. S. Howard leaves We'd
nesday for Logansport to attend the
semi-annual convention of the do
cese.
Miss Edith Stevick, of Chicago, re-
turned home Monday, after visiting
a few days with friends and relatives
in this city.
Miss Pearl Deemer, whose home is
with her mother at Lake Odessa,
Mich. came Tuesday to remain few
days with friends here.
II. S. Yearick, of South Bend, who
had been spending his vacation here
with his cousin, Charles Yearick, re-
turned to his duties Tuesday.
Miss Laura Baker went Tuesday
to Zion City, Ill, where she will re-
main during the summer. Miss Baker
is a member of Zion church.
Mrs. H. T. Saulsberry, OF River
Park, St. Joe county, who has been
the guest the past two weeks of
friends here, returned home Tuesday.
Harry Lamson left for Chicago
today, making western tour in the
interest of the Oliver Typewriter
company. Mrs. Lamson will return
to South Bend tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A Kloepfer came
up Tuesday from Logansport on
business and 10 see their old friends
in Plymouth. The door latch is al
ways out for Mr.. and Mrs Kloepfer
Mrs. Jacob Cook who formerly
lived in this city, but now of South
Benz, has been here on visit with
friends. Mrs Cook buried her hus-
band and youngest son here some
years ago.
Tomorrow is ST. Philip and St.
James Day also Rev. w. 5. How
ards sixth anniversary. He particu-
larly desires to meet all communi-
cants at the 1880 a. m celebration of
Holy Communion at the church
The Brotherhood will hold their
regular monthly meeting at the
Presbyterian church on Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr. Hostetler of West
minister church, South Bed, will
make an address. Men are invited
Mrs. Lima Mininsko, believed to be
113 years old, died in the poor house
at Laporte Monday morning The
date as to her age is not vcuched as
being reliable 1t would make her
the oldest woman in the history of
Indiana
Louis Alleman and family removed
to Indianapolis Tuesday, where they
will make their future residence. Mr..
Alleman is trav ing for the Kahn
Tailoring company and his routes
make it more convenient to reside in
Indianapolis.
The rain and thunderstorm of last
night again upset the forecasts of the
most optimistic weather prognosti-
Gators. Heavy rains and severe cleo
trical storms are reported all around
US. We may now, however, beg;r 20
look for fair weather-unless it
storms again.
The statement that the Winona-
Goshen traction company would
operate its cars on the sabbath seems
to have been without official sane
ton. Manager Dickey enters an en-
phatic denial of the report and says
it was made without the authority of
the management
Arthur Huff, son of William Huff,
of Bremen, and Miss Ella Leidecker,
were married Tuesday at the Metho-
dist parsonage in this city, Rev. J.
S. Crowder officiating. The groom
is drug clerk and a son of one OF
the oldest residents of Bremen, and
the bride is a niece of Attorney
Adam Wise. The couple left for Chi
cago in the afternoon on a wedding
trip, and will return to Bremen for
residence, where a furnished home
awaits them.
DR.. c. Rager, of Hamlet, was in
town Monday on business. The doc
tor says there is no clue to the safe
blowers who wrecked the safe a few
days ago with dynamite in an at
tempt to rob the bank of Hamlet
The force of the explosion drove ir
the inner door of the safe SO tightly
that the robbers could not open j.
and the bank had to send for an ex
pert to open the door. where all the
money was kept The bank has pro
cured a new safe.
About thirty members of Plymouth
Kilwinning lodge No. 149, went to
Warsaw Tuesday morning to attenC
the funeral of the late Caleb Bur
kett. The decedent was a member o
this lodge and it was his request tina
he be buried by this order DAME
Mcdonald officiated at the cere
MONIES. Mr. R c. Kloepfer wa.
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