The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24
LOCAL NEWS

Walnut Tor few days visit.
w. c. Kilmer has gone to South
Bend, where he expects to locate
Mrs A. c. Brown of Argos. is the
guest of Mrs Chapman in this city
Harry Hunrichouser has gone to
Pierceton to spend couple of days.
Daniel Mcdonald went to Indian
apolis Tuesday, where he will spend
a few days.
Marian Souders has gone to South
Bend and Mishawaka, on a weeks
business trip
R. E. MAGELLAN and wife of Mish-
awake, are visiting with his father,
G. E. Machlan, OF this city.
Mrs. Mary NJ Taylor has returned
from weeks visit with her daugh-
ter, Miss Florencc Taylor at South
Bend.
Mrs. d. B. Seymour has returned
to her home in Bourbon after visit
ing a few days with Mrs. William
Schearer
Mrs. Henry Witwer has returned
to her home in Elkhart, after attend
ing the funeral of her brother. John
Zumbaugh.
Miss bessie Linn of Bremen and
Miss Nancy Linn of this CITY, left for
Mason, Mich, Tuesday. where the :
will spend a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. O'Keefe and
daughter, Esther, left for a two
weeks trip to Jamestown, Petersburg
and other eastern points Tuesday.
Agent James E. Hanes, paid into
the county treasury, Tuesday, s1O,-
3O972 which represents the last in
stallment of Pennsylvania railroad
county taxes.
v. Swartz of Elk Falls, Kansas,
an old soldier who served in the 9th
regiment under Capt johnson and
formerly a resident Of Plymouth, was
in this city Tuesday
T. L. Hartman and brother Frank,
of Grass Creek, spent the day with
Plymouth friends. From here the
former went to Chicago, and the lat
ter TO Seattle, Wash
Miss Clara Kuhn of Port Huron,
Mich, who has been visiting with the
family of her uncle, Fred Kuhn for
a few weeks, has gone TO Fit Wayne
for visit with friends.
Three special inspection trains
passed through this city on the Penna
railway yesterday. The inspection is to
be over the entire Pennsylvania sys-
tenn and the trip will extend over a
week or more.
DR.. Charles o. Wiltfong and wife
of Chesterton, came down Sunday
evening in their automobile and are
visiting the doctors parents, Mr. and
Mrs J W. Wiltfong, and other rel
atives in this vicinity this week
A just completed report shows that
Americas gold and silver mines
made an estimated gain of s6,193, 1oC
during the year of 1906. The aver
age American would never have
known a thing about it if he hadn't
been told
President Roosevelt, in a speech al
Vicksburg. says that in his next mes
sage he will urge Congress TO take
action for the construction of the
deep water way, and advocates sys-
tenn of levees to protect the lowland:
of the Mississippi Valley
After three weeks of happy So
journing in Plymouth, Pew w. w
Raymond started yesterday morn
ing Oct. % for his home in
New York state. He has very great
ly enjoyed the friendly greetings and
favors shown by all citizens, and is
pleased to witness the prosperity oil
the church. May the blessings oil
health and peace and strength
abound
The newspaper Je Dis Tour say.
that Anna Could will marry Helie dc
Talleyrand, eldest son of the Duke Of
Taleyrand, prince of Sagan, within Z
few days. in London. The marriage
will be made regular in France a:
soon as the Court of Cessation ia:
decided the appeal made by Count
Boni de CastelIane against the di
vorce pronounced by the Appea
Court The prince of Sagan is 4:
nephew OF the Countess Jean de Cas-
telane
Ivy used in the decoration OF tn,
Methodist church in the village o
New Haven, N. Y, has poisoned
nearly half of the members of tina
congregation. Prominent women o
the church gathered tn, ivy, which
proved to be OF the poisonous variety
Friday afternoon and hung it grace
fully in the church parlors. where
social was held that night Arms
faces. and bodies of at least two scor
parishioncrs became painfully swoll
en- and many have been compelled Il
take their beds.
An opinion which has just beer
given by James Bingham, attorne.
general, will set at ease the minds o
scores of township trustees OF tn
state and will greatly facilitate tn
Young Peoples Reading circle worl
in the schools of Indiana. The opin
ion was given at the request of Fas
Seft A Cotton state SuDerIntenden