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

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Alfred Crater of Chicago, is home
on his vacation.
Jim Vinnedge is transacting busi-
ness at Anderson.
Mrs. Monroe Steiner is visiting
relatives at Walkerton
Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Cole are spend
ing few days with friends in South
Bend
Glen Seybold has gone to Petosky,
Mich, where he will stay during Hay
fever time
Mrs. Walter Fromm has returned
to South Bend, after visiting with
friends here.
Miss Edna Nichols OF Walkerton,
is the guest of Mrs. A. North and
Miss Stella Chase
VIM. Troup and wife left for trip
to Niagara Falls and the Great Lake
region Thursday evening.
Mrs Patterson, has returned to her
home in Chicago. after a few days
visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. Margaret Aims of Warsaw, is
reported in dying condition, the
result of a fall of about two feet.
Mrs. A. H. Morsches and children
have gone to Columbia City, for a
visit of few weeks with relatives.
Calvin Switzer will conduct a re-
moval sale of his second hand goods
in the Brink block, beginning Aug. 1
for 10 days jly31d2w2
Mrs. Ruth Jacoby who has been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lee in
this city, returned to her home in
Chicago, Thursday.
Mrs ]. l.. Geiselman and son have
returned to Van Vert, Ohio after
being the guests of Miss Grace Nc
Coll for few days
Miss Gertrude Fritzen has returned
to her home in South Bend, after a
short visit with her sister, Miss Sar-
ah Fritzen. in this city
John Langenbaugh pleaded guilty
to another charge of assault and bat
terry upon Mrs. Theresa Cook and
was fined 81. with costs, amounting
TO S12.7O
The Misses Amelia and Freda
Schroth, of Frankfort Station, IL,
have returned to their home, after
visiting with the family of Henry Ey-
rich. near this city.
Mrs {. E. Glass has returned to
her home in Fit Wayne, after visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Lackey
She was accompanied home by Mas
ter Kenneth Lackey
Mrs. John McColT and daughter,
Grace, and Mr.. and Mrs Brilliant
of Bourbon, have gone TO Canada
for few weeks visit They will stop
Mrs. D. F. Redd and children, Hell
en- and Russell, have gone to Chicago,
for short visit with friends and will
return from there to their home at
Tahlaquah, Indian Territory.
Mr.. Frank W. Marshall of Chicago,
who has been in Plymouth for the
past couple weeks working on a new
county map, completed his data Tues
day morning, and left for Flint, Mich
Mrs Francis Love and Miss Lizzie
Shook of Kokomo, visited Mrs. c.
M Slayter few days. Miss Shook
returned TO her home at Kokomo and
Mrs. Love went to Racine, Wis, to
visit her mother
A blanket remonstrance against re-
failing intoxicants in the third ward
at Elkhart was filed FRIDAY night,
bearing a majority of forty signatures
OF the six wards in the city, three
are alredy dry"
Francis Miles Finch died at Ithaca,
N. Y, Wednesday, aged eighty
years. Mr.. Finch was associate judge
of the Court of Appeals of New York
State from 1850 to 1896, and was
president of the New York State Bar
Association in 1899. He also was the
author of the ballad, "The Blue and
the Cray"
Patrolman L. H. Essex of South
Bend, arrested Lewis L. Dills at Ply
mouth Tuesday afternoon, where he
went on receiving information that
Oils was there. His arrest was
caused on warrant charging him
with malicious trespass, the COM
plant being filed by the proprietor of
Horns Palace Studio. The details of
the case have not been made public.
South Bend Times.
Dueling no longer will be tolerated
by the provisional government in
Cuba In consequence of recent
encounter between Cuban journalists
in which one was slightly hurt, Gov
ernor Magoon has given orders TO
the chief of the secret police to ex-
ercise the utmost vigilance 10 prevent
similar hostile meetings. Governor
Magoon declares that if the present
law is not adequate to check the
practice of dueling he will issue
drastic decree
Inundated because of his arrest on
charge of fighting, James Ryan of
London. Canada, deliberately starved
himself to- death i'm the county jail at
South Bend; having refused to take
nourIshment for three weeks. Sever
al attempts were made to compel Ry-
an to eat, but without avail Ryan