The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-06-27

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Ed Rogers and wife spent Sunda,
with his brother Nelson, at Niles.
Miss Blanch lacey of Inwood, i
visiting her friend, Miss Blanch Dea
con.
Mrs. Mary Masterson has return
ed to Knox, after visiting friends il
Plymouth
Miss Mary Mathews of Soutl
Bend, spent Sunday with her parents
in this city.
Mrs. Peddycord and brother Tay
Tor Sample, are visiting their sistei
at Lakeville
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Horn of Val
paraiso, spers Sunday with relatives
in Plymouth.
Franz Huba and wife went t
Mishawaka to attend the marriage o
their son, Frank.
John Flaharty and family of For
Wayne are visiting with Mrs. DAME
Brown for few days.
Miss Go1die Johnson of Chicago
has returned to her home, after Wis
iting friends in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Oates OF Huntington
are the guests of the Firestone, Wilt
Tong and other families.
The Pennsylvania railroad is tt
have a new water tank, as well as ar
interlocking tower in Plymouth.
Miss Anna Gurr of Chicago, ha.
returned 10 her home after visiting
with Miss Pearl Miller near this city
Fourteen inches of snow fell il
Butte, Mont. Sunday but by nigh.
fall the streets were a mass of slusli
Mrs. w. w. Wright and daughter
Della, returned to their home il
Walkerton after visiting with friend.
here.
Mrs. Dan Upton returned to hel
home in Mentone, Saturday, after
spending a few days with friends ir
this city.
Mr. J. A. Moore and wife, returned
to their home in Kewanna Monday
after visiting with Mrs. A. Baum ii
this city.
Mrs. c. J. Short and daughter, 10
sephine have returned to their home
in Goshen, after visiting with friend.
in this city
Miss SteJi= Reynolds who has beer
studying music at the Columbi;
School of Music, Chicago is home
for her summer vacation.
Sunday was childrens day at the U
B. church. An excellent program
was rendered Sunday evening, anc
the church was we'll filled.
Mrs Molly Beagles and son Har
ry, of South Bend, have returned &c
their home after spending a few day,
with friends at Tyner and Plymouth
Mrs. E. McBroom and Miss Phist
er, of South Bend, returned HON,
Monday morning, after visiting 90
few days with the family of Wm
Murphy.
Messrs. Carl Asper, John Rhodes
Clarence Shafer and Daniel Rhodes
have gone to Chicago to spend few
days. Carl Asper has accepted EN-
ployment in a vaudeville.
AT St. Michael's church Sunday, L
boys and girls received their frs
communion. The church was decor
ated in an artistic manner. and
large number of people were in at
tendance
London society women are takin;
lessons for the purpose of learning
to walk as American women do
it possible that the London ladie
think it is the manner in which the,
walk that enables American girls t,
get the dakes and earls?
The 9th section of the Ladies All,
society of the Methodist church will
give lawn fete Tuesday evening
June 25th, beginning at o'clock, oil
the lawn of Mrs. Gear on S. Mich
gan street, formerly the Thayer res
idence. Ice cream, cake and straw
berries, will be served If the wealth
err is ;nclement, it will be served il
the house. Everybody cordially in
vited.
b. J. Nussbaum, Mrs. NJ J. Speye
and daughter of New York, M.
Mayer, Mrs. N. Kramer and daugh
ter, Miss Corinne; Miss Annie May
er. Martin and Isador Karpen, Perc,
Simons, Mrs. r. Nussbaum Mrs
David Pfalzer, Arthur Oppenheimer
and Herbert L. Nussbaum of Chica
go, Miss May Myer of Columbia
spent Sunday at Pretty lake witt
Plymouth friends and relatives.
Senator James s. Conlogue, edito
of the Kendalville Standard, died a
his horne in Kendalville, Ind, Satur
day evening about ten o'clock II
was we'll known throughout northern
Indiana and had number of friend
in Plymouth, the most intimate o
whom are d. Mcdonald, VIM. Hol
land and b. c. Southworth and fam
lily, the latter left Monday mornin,
to attend the funeral which take
place Tuesday.
DR.. Telephone Bell thinks we ar
likely to have aerial battle ships be
fore long 1t IS pleasant, is it not
to think of a swarm of airship
dropping high explosives from tn