The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-03

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Etna Green.
Ed Wade went to Laporte to spend
Sunday and Monday with his sister
Mrs Hanna.
Mrs. Cyrus Freeman has returned
to Donaldson after a visit in Kosci-
usko county.
A. II. Zilmer has gone to Miiwau-
kee, Wis. where he is to deliver
some lectures.
Mrs. Alice Schell of Argos, wenl
to South Bend Saturday for a visit
of few days.
Ira c. Sarber of Bremen and Mis-:
Mabel Z. Wehrly of Nappanee, were
married Christmas.
Mrs. L. r. Kennedy is visiting rel
atives at Bourbon before returning
to her home in Ohio
Daniel Smith has returned to Elk
hart county after spending severa
days with relatives here.
Mrs. J. p. Baker has returned
home after a visit of several days a
Cicero, near indianapolis.
J. NJ. Greer, jr., is one of oui
valued subscribers who placed hi,
subscription ahead Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Now have re
turned to Rochester after visit witt
the family of w. H. Matthew
Clifford Williams who is employed
in Chicago, is visiting his parent.
and other relatives in this city.
Misses Bessie Mcdonald and Ma
bel Jacoby went to Columbia Cit,
Saturday for a visit of a few days.
Miss Edith Stevick returned tt
Chicago after spending a few day
with friends and relatives in this city
Mrs. A. L. Schaal has returned
from a visit of few days with he
sister, Mrs Mcbride at Van Vert
Ohio.
Sisters Fidalia and Flora who hav
been visiting J. W. Wolford and fam
lily il this city, returned to Soutl
Bend today.
Mrs. S. N. Stevens and children
have returned from a visit of severa
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Latta a
Mobile, Alabama
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Love hav
returned to their home at Akron
Ind, after a pleasant visit of severa
days with relatives here.
Miss Fannie Plank of Bourbon
spent few days of the holiday va
cation with the family of Richar
See northeast of this city.
Miss Evelyn Harsch and Nj
Lloyd B. Miller went to South Ben
Saturday and from there Mr.. Mile
goes to Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. w. E. Walter returned t
Bremen Saturday after visit in thi
city with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
John Boss and other relatives.
Richard Tea was called TO Fulto
county Saturday morning by the crit
ical illness of his mother-in-law, Mr.
Hisey, residing east of Rochester.
The saw mill at Inwood under til
management of Mr. Wilkins, is run
ming every day and turning out lun
Der at rate that looks like old time
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Lands an
daughter, of North Manchester, vi.
tied from Thursday until Saturda
with Rev. o. F Lands and famiI
Mr.. and Mrs James o. Hershber,
er have returned to their home (;
| Gray's Lake, HI, after visit OF Sc
eral days with relatives in this coul
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Pershing, o.
residents of the country seven mil,
northeast sof Plymouth, went to X
komo Saturday to visit until We
nesday.
i Imagine the perplexity of the Pr
| hibitionist as he contemplates the e
forts fthe Agricultural DEPARTING
to improve the quality of the N
! tons whisky.
| There is nothing new about tri
marriages. The smart set have be,
having that kind right along, to $;
nothing of the actresses and our &C
ored population.
| Miss Millice OF Warsaw, form
resident of Plymouth, who return
from New. York recently, stopp'
here Saturday on her way TO Roche
ter to visit relatives.
i French deputies have increas
their pay from 81 500 to $4,000 ye;
| That looks reasonable enough,
| they make twice as many gestures
our congressman make for $4,000
year.
! Ray Ebel and wife of Lapor
| spent their holiday vacation wi
Rays parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oh;
Ebel in Plymouth. Ray has host
friends here who are always glad
A greet him.
/ Oliver Dietrich, who has been
Baltimore Md, and Norfolk, v
ginia, for the past two months arriv
m Bremen Sunday, on visit TO
mother, Mrs. c. II. Dietrich.--Br
men Enquirer
The Plymouth high school gil
beat the Bremen girls easily in
game of basket ball, but the Brem
boys came down Friday night a
beat the Plymouth boys just as easi
at the bowling alley.
Il John Asp of Donaldson, S. Va
arsdale of Starke county, II. P. al
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