The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-14

Mrs. Milton Foreman went 70
South Bend Friday to visit over Sun
day.
Mrs Julia Thomson and Mrs. Harry
CRUDE are visiting relatives in Chi
cago.
Senator Parks came home from In
Friday evening to remain
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vinnedge of
Chicago, spent few hours in Ply
mouth Friday.
Thomas n Bowles has returned to
Argos after visit of few days with
his children in Plymouth.
Attorney J. Willis Cotton, of Wal
kerton, stopped in Plymouth Friday
on his way to Fort Wayne
Mrs. Maude Houghton and Miss
Julia Yockey went to Chicago Thurs
day for a visit of a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. M. d. Crabill and
Mrs. Allen Pcwless of Columbia City
transacted BIZ mess in Plymouth Fri
day.
Our thanks are due Hon. Daniel
Mcdonald for calendar of the bills
and joint resolutions offered in the
Indiana legislature
The net proceeds of the Presbyter-
ian Brotherhood supper was $s225.
The crowd was so large that some
could not gain admission to the din
ing hall.
Mrs c. c. Campbell, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pomeroy for
some time. has returned to her home
in Chicago.
1t looks now like the legislature
intends to enact law giving each
county a probate judge to try civil
cases in which sums of less than $500
are involved
Mrs. c. B. Harris and Mrs. B. W.
Parks of Bourbon, went to Indianap-
oils Friday to remain over Sunday
Mr.. G. B. Harris is one of the clerks
in the legislature.
Wabash College at Charlottesville
Indiana, will get $4,000 of the mir
ty-two millions donated to the schools
of the United States by John d
Rockefeller Thursday.
Charles Hissong of Culver and
Miss Jemima Price of Argos wee
married by Rev. J. S. Crowdr at The
Methodist parsonage in this city N
noon, Friday, February s.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Miller, who
have been visiting the Holems, Craw-
fords, and other relatives here, LETT
Friday afternoon for their home near
Chamberlain, South Dakota.
Gamblers in the large cities of In.
diana are fastening to get gambling
paratus out of the state before the
passage of the bill authorizing sher.
ifs to destroy such apparatus when
ever found
1t is conceded that the dinners anC
suppers given by Plymouth church
organizations are the best given by
similar organizations anywhere in the
wide world, consequently they are al
ways we'll patronized.
George Baldwin spent Thursday
night in this city and went from her,
to Peru for a visit of few days. H,
will go from there to Illinois to visi
his son, George Baldwin, jr., who i.
employed on a big ranch near St
Louis.
Delmas, the California lawyer VIII,
is defending Harry Thaw, is a Demo
crat and a Catholic He was born il
France GO years ago and has become
famous as a criminal lawyer, orato
and legal writer He has amassed ;
large fortune.
The Rochester Daily Republican i
21 years old The anniversary mum
Der was printed on yellow paper TIL
Republican has been success from
the start which is complimentary t
the publisher and the citizens of Ro
chester and vicinity.
Logan & Thomas have sold thei
restaurant on Laporte street tc Mrs
Charles Anderson, lady who thor
oughly understands the restauran
business and will no doubt maintain
the reputation of the Crown restau
rant for excellent meals.
w. III. Lontz, one of the prominen
coal dealers of South Bend, has sub
mitted to an operation for the ampu
tation OF his right leg above the knee
made necessary in an effort to saw
his life. Blood poisoning develope,
from seemingly slight bruise.
After eating more than $500 raw
eggs and drinking 273 gallons of fresl
milk in year, iii an effort TO cur
| himself OF tuberculosis, Amos Bell,
citizen of Paramount, sickened OF hi
diet, which became nauseating, and d
clined rapidly until his death occur
red Tuesday.
DR.. Z. F. Ringle of Tippecanoe
| Marshall county, has located at War
saw and expects to open thorough
equipped hospital at that place. Dr.
Ringle claims to be an expert physic
IAN and surgeon and will himself per
form operations but the hospita
wards will be open to any physician
Mrs. Charles Kellison of this cit.
and her mother, Mrs. David Powell
OF Bourbon, attended the wedding o
Miss Myrtle Gibbons anu Mr.. Ralpl
q Kennedy in Chicago at noon