The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-04-25
LOCAL NEWS

Noble McCrory of Indiana Harbor,
spent Sunday with his parents in this
city.
Mrs. c. c. Bowel of Argos, spent
Sunday with Mrs. P. M. Krouse in
this city. ~
Miss Jennie Shultz returned to
Hibbard Monday after a weeks visit
in this city. -
Ben Linkenhelt came down from
Elkhart Saturday to- spend Sunday
with relatives.
Mrs. ]. w. Williams, of Culver,
transferred here today on her way
home from Michigan City. 6
S. S. Bosserman, former county
treaurer of Laporte county, died at
his home in Laporte Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Reeve of Chi
cago spent Sunday with Mr.. Reeves
parents, James Reeve and wife
Mrs. w. E. Flora, of Ft Wayne,
was in Plymouth Monday on her way
to Argos. where she will visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. circuit returned to her home
at Frankfort Saturday after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Redkins, in this
city.
Mrs. Nathaniel Mikesell and son,
Raymond, of South Bend were in
Plymouth Monday, enroute home
from Culver.
The remains of Nathaniel Mikesell
who died in South Bend last Thurs
day, were taken to Culver Sunday,
for in.crment
Walter R. Stevens and wife return
ed to their home at Chicago Monday
after six weeks visit with the fam
lily of George Shrider
Horace Thompson OK Cleveland,
Ohio, is spending a few days with
relatives and friends in Plymouth
Mr.. Thompson formerly resided here
Mrs. H. ]. Clark of Chicago, who
has been visiting Mrs. Margaret Mil
Ter for the past few days, went to
Argos this morning to spend the day.
Mrs. Sarah Cinther returned to her
home at Rochester this morning after
spending several days in this city
with her daughter, Miss Mae Spen-
GER
The successful dentist, DIR. Louis
J. Smith, who extracts teeth without
pain will return to Plymouth for two
days Monday and Tuesday. April 90
and 3Oth Ross Hotel.
Nelson Mclaughlin is serving as
night operator at the Pennsylvania
depot in the place OF B. Miltenberger
who has been transferred to o. NJ.
tower
Daniel Riggens returned Saturday
from Fort Assinaboine, Montana,
where he has faithfully served as a
soldier for Uncle Sam for the past
three years
Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Troyer re-
turned to their home at South Bend
after visit with Mrs Troyer's faith
err. E. E. Shively, who resides east
of Plymouth.
A box social was given by the SEN
= Tor class of the High school at In
wood Saturday evening. A large
crowd tsas in attendance and about
SO was cleared.
Soon after May 1 there will be
placed on sale in the local postoffict
a new series of postage stamps, com
memorative of the 300th anniversary
Of the settlement of jamestown.
Lewis Fink, who was sheriff of
Marshall county thirty years ago, j.
visiting his brother, Morgan Fink al
Bremen He has been in the lumber
business in southeast Missouri fol
twenty-five years.
Editor s. B. Dustman this pseel
announces that the current issue o
the Elkhart County Observer is tn,
last rounding out the first volume o
this latest New Paris paper. He ha
sold his list to the Milford Mail
Crown Point is workinf hard 70
its electric road to Gary and th'
chances for its success seems NOR
favorable. The route is by Merrill
vile and the farmers along the rout
are donating the right of way to thu
company.
The South Bend W. c. T. u. i
waging bitter war against Sunda,
shows in that city They have en-
listed the aid of the ministerial asso
citation and have circulated petitions
asking that the theatres be closed OF
Sunday.
The new law requires ministers an,
magistrates to make returns of we'd
ding ceremonies within three day,
after the ceremony is performed. TIL
old law allowed them ninety days
Deaths are required to be reported
Immediately, and births within TWEEN
ty days.
The library board at Ligonier ha
agreed on a $4,000 library building
to be erected on Gavin Park and I'll
city council in accordance with tn
terms of Mr.. Carnegie's gift of 5000
is to levy a tax of $500 to be pai'
annually for the support OF the Ii
brary. -..s