The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-24

his daughter in South Bend.
Surveyor Vanvactor is doing ditch
work in tbe north part of the county
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Albert OF
South Bend are visiting in Plymouth
Miss Emma Koontz has returned
from a visit of several days in Chi
cago.
Miss Clara Aldaffer has returned to
Argos after a visit of a few days in
Plymouth.
Joab Moslander of Dowagic, Mich,
has returned home after visit OF
three days here.
George Eckert, the Linkville mer-
chant, transacted business in Ply
mouth Wednesday.
The county commissioners were in
Plymouth Tuesday and Wednesday
testing the furnace at the Jail.
Winfield Sponsler and his mother,
who have been seriously i'll for many
weeks, show no marked improvement
Mr.. and Mrs William Kreighbaum
are visiting Mr. Kreighbaum's moth
er at Epworth hospital, South Bend
T. L. Houghton went TO Culver
Wednesday to see his father, who has
been critically i'll for almost two
weeks.
Cracker and cake demonstration
Saturday Best quality crackers &c
per pound at Jacox's Grocery, Ply
mouth
Senator Parks rode down to his
office in a closed cab Wednesday af-
ternoon and spent an hour directing
businss affairs.
Gorge Felts of Hinchman, Mich,
visited in Plymouth Tuesday night
and went from here to Rochester for
visit of few days.
Gale" Burkett is reported quite i'll
with consumption of the stomach at
the home of his brother in Warsaw.
He has been in declining health for
more than year.
Joseph Bennett who has been suf-
fering for ten days with a severe at
tack of erysipelas, remains about the
same. His condition has been critical
since last Saturday
Schuyler c. Ball of Warsaw, is Wis
iting relatives in this city and may
remain here two or three weeks. He
has been emHloyed as printer in the
Union office at Warsaw
Drs. Loring and Stephens removed
a portion of rib from the left side of
a little son of Josph Boris northeast
of Plymouth Tuesday afternoon to
remove fluid from the pleura cavity.
Mrs. George Warner and daughter
have returned to Indianapolis after I
visit of a month at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Pomeroy and with
other relatives in this city and vicin-
ity.
w. s. Gear, who fell from a cherry
tree last summer and was so badly
hurt that he has ever since been con
fined to his bed, is gradually growing
weaker and there is no hope of his
recovery.
Rev. George Neill, of Dayton Ohio,
state evangelist of the Church of
God. has moved his family to South
Bend, and they visited friends in Ply
mouth Tuesday, on their way their
new home.
Mrs. Logan Williams, wife of Edi-
tor Williams of the Northern Indiaii-
ian, arrived in the city Tuesday even
ing, and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Deeds. Mrs. Williams is a sister Of
Mrs. Deeds.
On account of break in the Wa
bash river levee one mile south of
Terre Haute Tuesday the surround
ing country is inundated for severa
miles and 1000 people in the village
of Taylorville are homeless.
Commissioner Joseph Anglin was
in Plymouth Wednesday, the first
time in three months He has been
suffering from severe attack OF
chronic rheumatism and is not yet
much improved.
S. L. Richie, listed his mother.
Mrs Belinda Richie, at Valparaiso
Monday. She is growing weaker day
by day from the effects of paralysis
and cancer on her lip and there is
no hope of her recovery.
A farmers institute was held at
Wanatah Tuesday and Wednesday.
Samuel Schlosser Of this city, made
the address on dairy cows and gave
information on the best methods Of
getting good milk, cream and butter.
The statement made by Represen-
tative Mckinley of California that
Chinese boys and girls are sold in the
San Francisco market every day like
horses and mules finds curious con-
hrmation in story in one of the
February magazines just out.
Mrs. w T. Lonard, who has been
at St. Louis several days with her
daughter, Mrs. L. W. Quick, who has
been very sick for several days.
writes that Mrs. Quick is still seri-
ously ILL., HUNDREDS of people in Ply
mouth knew her as Miss May Leon
ard.