The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-23

and single harness. d. c. Cole.
devil
George Wolford and wife and Rev
Mr.. Howard went to Culver for the
day.
Miss Fannie Morgan of Logansport
returned Thursday to Valparaiso Uni
versity.
Mrs. Charles Thompson and Mrs.
Chrissie Moore went to Indianapolis
Tuesday TO spend week.
Mrs. A. H. Massena, of Indianapo-
lis, who was here on a visit with her
son, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate Becknell, who had beer
to South Bend on visit returned %
her home at Bourbon, Tuesday.
The Inwood High School COM
mencement will occur tonight Sey-
bold's orchestra will furnish the mus
ic.
Judge Allen Zolars, of Fort
Wayne, together with several other
Fort Wayne people were in attend
ance Tuesday at court.
J. c. Cannon and Z. V. Hudkins. of
Kewanna civil war veterans, on their
way to Fort Wayne to the encamp-
ment, spent Tuesday in Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart have sold
their farm north of Bourbon, and
have removed to Plymouth. Mr.
Starret will buy farm near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Nicholes, of
Walkerton, are enjoying reunion of
their children at the old homestead.
Their sons, Kenneth NJ and Frank,
who hold responsible positions on
Western railways, are at home, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. North and family
went there Tuesday.
w. c. Miller has traded his entire
real estate holdings on the south side
for a stock of general merchandise
at Delphos, Ohio, retaining only his
stock of groceries. He will operate
the store at Delphos and Mr.. Welch
will aid Mrs. Miller in running the
grocery business here.
A littleski was born in Gary one
] day last week and being the first the
organizers of the town waited upon
him and presented him with a row OF
front lots AS boy we were taught
not to press to the front too hard
but ] have seen it demonstrated that
| it pays some times to be first
The meetings at the Christian
church continues this week. The at
tendance has not been so large as it
| ought to be, but the interest has been
good with one confession last night.
The subject of the sermon tonight is
"Finality of the Judgment" Mrs.
Crumpacker will sing at each service.
The Senatorial deadlock in Wiscon-
sin is still on, though several changes
have been wrung in. A sudden turn
by those opposing Stephenson ran
William Hatten's vote up to 50 being
within two votes of election when
someone put keeper in and stopped
the wheels and there the matter
stands for a time, at least.
The commencement exercises of the
Argos high schools will be he'd at
Huffs Opera House. Tuesday even
ing, May %. Five seniors will deliv-
er orations They were selected by
lot, the class being too large for
each to speak. The baccalaureate
will be delivered by Rev. Rogers, in
the Methodist church on Sunday eve
ming, May &c.
The senseless spectacle was again
enacted in New York, of couple oil
so-called science healers pow-wowing
over woman until she died instead
of calling a physician or applying q
few common sense remedies to re-
lieve her A good stringent law max
ing such actions misdemeanor and
its rigorous application few times
would go long way toward stop
ping such foolishness.
Ed Giller met with a severe and
painful accident Tuesday that may
lay him up for some time. He was
making hurried transfer of trunk:
20 the Pennsylvania, when a wheel
struck the curbing stone, throwing
Ed off the wagon and also the trunks
which fell upon him. His hip is
sprained and his feet bruised by the
weight of the heavy trunks. DR.
| Knott is in attendance.
Louis Tinl<ham and wife, OF Trav-
erse. City, Michigan, arrived in Plym
outh, Monday, to visit several weeks
| Mr.. Tlnkham lived here a quarter of ;
century ago, and was well known
Mrs. Tinkham was formerly Mar
garet Langenbaugh, youngest daught
er of ]. F. Langenbaugh. They will
be guests of Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Cole
the greater part of the time Mrs
Cole and Mrs. Tinkham being sisters
One of the best assets of the Chem
ical National bank, New York, is Mrs
Hetty Green. who is a small stock
holder and large depositor. For year:
Mrs. Green, who is said to be the
richest woman in the world, has uset
the banks rooms as her New York
Office and this connection has brought
the bank much free publicity. In NOV
| ing 10 its new building at 27O Broad
way recently the officers made pro