The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-08-08

LOCAL. NEWS

Miss KUN Suit Is visiting with her
father, Louis SILT at Wanatah.
Mrs. Elizabeth Correll of Claypool,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. L.
E. Harris
Mrs Vert Beldon and Olive and
Claude, are spending a few days with
friends at Leesburg.
Miss Julia Webster has returned
to her home in Fort Wayne, after
visiting with Miss Chloe Butler
Mr.. and Mrs Fred WenzDer and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Shively.
of Elkhart, spent the day at Culver.
Miss Lorena Brittenham of South
Bend, is visiting with Miss Tressie
Martin and other friends in this city.
Mrs. G.. A. Williams and daughter
Lulu have gone to Hamlet for visit
with Mrs. Williams daughter, Mrs.
Noah Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Frost, OF
Bourbon, who have been the guests
Of their son, John Huffer, returned
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Klinger, and w.
]. Klinger OF Greenville. Ohio, have
returned home. after attending the
Klinger reunion.
Mrs. VIM. Pitt and her guest, Mrs
]. NJ. Bray, of Logansport, are visit
ing the formers sister, Mrs. Nc
Lougham at Mentone, Ind.
Alonzo Pelton has sold his dray
line to August Keller. and the dray
line formerly owned by VIM. Clay,
has been purchased by Chase Hol-
land
Mrs. Belle Albright of Kokomo,
and Miss SalIie Klinger of Green
vile, Ohio. have returned to their
homes, after visiting with relatives IN,
this city. ~ ~ $50 -
Miss Lois Force has returned to
Chicago after visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Force, near this
CITY. She will visit with friends at
Kalamazoo, Mich, on her way.
Mrs. Fitzhugh lie has announced
the engagement of her daughter, Vir-
ginia. to Lieut.. John Crater Mont
gomery of the United States army
Miss Lee is the youngest daughter Of
Mrs. Lee and the late Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee.
Mrs. James Deloney entertained
Wednesday at her home on Walnut
street in honor Of her sister, Mrs. Nj.
]. FARMLAND and daughter, OF Salt
Lake. Utah. A number of ladies
were present and light refreshments
were served.
Andrew Carnegie has deposited IN
the Bank Of England 100000 as a
contribution to the King Edward hos
pital fund The donation IS unco1-
ditonal. but Mr. Carnegie has said
that the more strenuously it is used
for reform the better.
Ira Lower purchased the American
hotel recently and reports business
coming his way so that he has all his
rooms full, some to turn away MIR.
L. d. Espick of whom he made the
purchase will take up his trade Of pa
per hanging and painting.
Attorney George Bowel went to
South Bend this mornino TO lend a
little legal advice to Samuel Parker,
who is attorney in a large law suit
now pending there Mr.. Parker will
win his case, no doubt. as George IL
an old hand at the business.
The city of Decatur, ILL.,, is without
local papers. both the Review and the
Herald suspending by reason OF the
printers' strike All job Offices are
closed. An extra single sheet issued
by the Labor World. giving the print
ers' side of the case. was the only
paper printed there Tuesday.
Gas was turned on Wednesday af-
ternoon at D. m. This is the opening
of another industry for Plymouth.
lanes Deloney is the author OF the
statement that Al years ago, in a lit
tie frame building occupying the site
on which the gas Office now stands,
coal oil lamps were exhibited tor the
first time in Plymouth.
Venezuela advised Belgium Wed
nesday that in recognition of the prin-
ciple of arbitration she would pay
the disputed claims of Belgian credit
ors, amounting to s2,oo0,OOo, in con-
formity with the decision of The
Hague tribunal. This act on the part
of the government strengthen Pres
ident Castro in his refusal to reopen
the matter OF the five American
claims against Venezuela, which al
ready have been arbitrated.
Jefferson Scott, 113 years old, I'M
doubtedly the oldest man IN OHIO
is dead at the Seneca county inhr-
mary at Tifin, Ohio, where he has
been for three years. Certificates IS
sued by North Carolina DECLARING
Scott to be a freeman show that he
was born on July A. 1894, in Halifax
county. that state From the same
source il is learned that his father
was a full blood Cherokee Indian, and
his mother a mulatto