The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-16

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South Bend
4 Harry Hoham, rural carrier OF
route one. is confined TO his hom,
with malarial fever.
Miss JEANNE Oglesbee went to Chi
cago Friday evening for a visit will
friends over Sunday.
Walter and Marvin Freed went tC
South Bend Saturday noon to wish
! friends and on business.
Miss Anna Hendricks has returned
to Logansport' Friday evening after
a two weeks visit in this city.
Mrs. George w. Shrider went tc
Chicago to spend the day with her
daughter. Mrs. Walter Stevens.
Mrs. F. Mielke and daughter went
to Chicago Saturday to spend a few
days with friends and relatives.
Stephen Coleman and wife return
led to Burr Oak Saturday after visit
ing their son. Rev. J. J. Coleman
William Mutt of Tippecanoe, was in
town Tuesday Mr. Nut, was look
ing at some land near Donaldson.
Mrs Ed Reese came dow from
Fort Wayne to spend Sunday with
her parents, on South Michigan street
Mrs. A. Barber of Bourbon town
ship, went to South Bend Saturday,
to visit over Sunday with her daugh-
ter.
Earl iViltfong came down from
Bourbon Saturday morning to go
with the young folks to the track
meet at South Bend.
Ordie Stephenson came down from
South Bend Saturday. He is much
improved in health but is not yet fully
up 10 his old standard.
Jesse Altman writes his folks from
Park Falls, Wis, where he is in bust
ness for himself, that he is we'll and
doing well, and at that time they had
eight inches of snow.
Mr.. J. Freshour of Rutland, staid
over night will his daughter. Mrs.
Charles Zurnbaugh and left Saturday
for vanWert, Ohio. for visit with
relatives and old friends.
Mrs. May of West Plymouth and
her sister, Miss Ethel Richwine OF
Peru, went to Twin Lakes Saturday
to view the beauties of the lakes and
angle for the fnny tribe.
Louis Altman who recently moved
from this city to indianapolis, left this
week for six weeks trip through
the west, in the interest of the Kahn
tailoring company; establishing agen-
cies.
John Markley of Plymouth and
Miss Mary Rupel were married We'd
nesday May s, at the home of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Rupel, residing south of town.
North Liberty News.
The women of the Chicago suburb
of Oak Park, have instituted new
fad, or rather agitated the old one OF
talking contest, and after exhaust
ing the resources of their own sex,
have challenged the men to combat
Earl Mclaughlin, who represented
| Plymouth in the oratorical contest al
South Bend, was seriously handicap
ped by having been sick with the grip
for several days, winding up with
loss of half a nights' sleep from tooth
ache Friday night. r.. sts..
Mrs. Elias Dickson came down
from Tyner Saturday.where she Wis
tied her brother, John Aker, and went
to Argos for Sunday with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Sylvester Bryan. She will
return next week as housekeeper fol
George Engle on Pearl street.
| Alfred Crater, who is employed ii
Peru, passed through the city Friday
with an automobile party, enroute tc
Chicago on business and pleasure
trip. They stopped for supper with hi.
mother, Mrs. Jacob Haag and thcr
went to Laporte for the night.
Mrs. Samuel Osborn came up tC
Plymouth Saturday morning to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Peter Rich
ard, with whom she attended schoo
at Old Pizgah in their girlhood days
and in which nelghborhood they At
terward lived as neighbofs, for fort,
years.
Mrs. Steere a niece of Mr. Samue
! Osborne of Culver, is home for visi
with her people and came to Ply
mouth Saturday. She and Mr.. Steer
are dwarfs and have travelled exten
sively for pleasure and profit 70
years, they having been married g
years ago.
| The stork brought joy to the Span
ish people May 10 by delivering t.
the. king and queen a son and heir, t,
be known as Prince of Asturias. BIZ
guns doomed a salute telling the cas-
tilians the child is of male sex. IL
will be the tenth ruler from the hous
of Bourbon.
Ohio Republicans held a council a
Akron in the interest of harmony,
brit the reporter failed to state wheth
er the participants had their razor
with them or not, though up to dat
aothing has been done to change tn
situation. We are pleased to see then
advocating harmony, for if there
anything that makes political machin
cry run smooth, and in which we par
tictiIar1y delight. harmony is its name