The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
LOCAL NEWS


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Mrs. Asher Boyce has moved from
Argos to Plymouth.
Mrs. Olive Kanaar went to South
Bend to visit over Sunday.
E. Cough has returned 10 South
Bend after visit in this city.
w H Craig went to South. Bend
Saturday to visit owl Sunday
John and Lee Ritchie visited their
mother at Valparaiso Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs B. H. Boggs went to
South Bend to visit over Sunday.
DIN and Horace York of Hamlet,
were Plymouth visitors Saturday.
Mrs. c. A Hartman has bought the
Nye restaurant on Michigan street
Mr. and Mrs Charles Edwin Mil
Ter returned from IND annapolis Friday
evening.
Mrs. Addie Ringgenberg went to
South Bend Saturday for visit of
few days.
Charles Coil of Mishawaka spent
Sunday with his wife who is visiting
in this city.
DR.. Mcclure of Bourbon, was in
Plymouth Saturday and went from
here to Valparaiso.
G. Weber of near Donaldson, is
visiting and transacting business at
South Bend and Elkhart
Mrs. E. Moon has returned 10 Chi
4 Sago naftess a sisitswith her parents,
Mrszands Mrs. Fred .Shearer. b
L~MSA Mary Ann Huff, residing
northeast of Plymouth, has gone to.
I Argos for a visit of two weeks, =
Mr. and MIS- Harry Marvin ofsdn-
d;anapolis. have been spending few
-4dsyssssith,haase folks in plymouth.
and Charles Biubaugfr OF
,eSaringbrook Park, South Bend. came
down Saturday to VISIT relatives owe,
Sunday.
Mrs: Thomas Feller has returned
to Chicago after an extended visit in
this city with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs d. c. Smith. II
Msr. Butterick. and her daughter,
Mrs. Gillespie, came down from Elk
hart Saturday for "a visit of few days
with the family of Bert Smith
Miss Haines, Miss McFarlin, Dan
lei CRUDE and w. VI. Nichols were
among those who went to Culver to
attend the Sunday school convention
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Wagner OF
North Dakota, who have been VISIT
ing at the home of I'd Dill in West
township, left for St. Paul Saturday
afternoon.
The Babcock insurance bill which
passed the house at indianapolis, has
been killed by the senate and the two
houses are now in dead lock on in
surance reform.
Rev. Edward Shelf and wife of Ty-
ner, stopped in Plymouth Saturday
on tSeir way home from Bass Lake,
where Mr. Shelf had been called to
preach funeral sermon
George Neil, evangelist of the
Church of God, and now living at
South Bend, visited A. R. Underwood
Friday night leaving Saturday morn
ing for Warren county. where he
breaches on Sunday.
It was reported from Washington
Sunday evening that Representative
: Brick would not spend several weeks
in the East as he Usually does after
congress adjourns, but would hurry
to South Bend where his fences are
an pressing need of repair
The new pure food law seems to
be doing some good anyway An
Indianapolis grocer has taken down
the placard from a tub of strawberry
preserves and replaced it with an
other bearing these words: Genuine
Imitation of Glucose Strawberry
Compound"
Harry New, chairman OF the ma
tional Republican committee visited
the Indiana legislature Friday and
said it looked just about the same as
it did when he was a member. He
said he always found it mighty inter-
esting business few days before the
close OF the session.
The smallpox scare in New Car
Isle continues to prevail. The two
cases in the New Carlisle house are
reported as very severe and it is be-
lieved that several parties about the
town have been exposed. One child
to the public school has broken out
with the disease and the school was
closed Friday.
Senator Thomas T. Moore's bill
curtaiIing the powers of Indiana life
insurance companies, relative to fix
ing the salaries of officers, was killed
by the senate this morning by the
polite method of striking out the
enacting clause. The motion to do
this was made by Senator Roemler
and prevailed by vote of 81 to is.