The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10
LOCAk. NEWS

week 5 visit with friends at lollcston,
Ind
Anthony McGrew and family have
moved from Twin. Lakes to River
Park.
Mrs. R. ]. Tolga will preach in the
Methodist church Sunday evening,
Oct 6.
Mrs George Vinall and daughter,
Dora, went to Niles. Monday to visit
friends.
The Advance at Bourbon will pub
lish a daily tins week on account OF
the fair
A c. North has gone to Warsaw,
to spend the week surveying in Kos
ciusko county.
Frank Hendricks of Logansport,
spent Sunday with friends and rela-
tives in this city.
Ed Bergman who is employed at
Culver. spent Sunday with his par
ents in this City.
Misses Mary Prirnley and lone
Gross have gone to South Bend for
few days VISIT.
Rev. o. F. Lands grows weaker
day. by day and there seems little
hope for his recovery.
George Spafh of Valparaiso, is
spending few days visiting his Sis
ter. Mrs George Kruger.
Seneca Primley jr and wife OF
SouFiI Bend, spent few days in this
city with Seneca Primley. ST.
Miss Trella Ringenberg returned
to South Bend Monday, having spent
Sunday with friends in the city.
Edward Thompson and wife have
gone to Liberal, Kansas, which city
they will make tn cir future home.
Rev. J. ]. Coleman has gone to Ar
cadia to attend quarterly meeting
of rhe Wesleyan Methodist .sehurcn
Mrs. Lou Haberkorn formerly
Miss Lou Hoham of Fort Wayne, is
in the city visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. Olive Jackman, OF Mishawa-
ka. who had been visiting her father
Sol Stockman, returned Monday tc
Mishawaka
Mrs. s. ]. Middleton left Monday
for Elkhart and Edwardsburg Mich.
where she will remain for some
weeks among relatives.
Mrs. c. T. Allen has returned to
her home in this city, after visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Witwer. al
River Park for few days
Mr. and Mrs Charles Nickerson
of Mishawaka, who had been visiting
Mr. and Mrs Moses Morris, south o
the city, returned home Monday
Uncle Josh has everything will
him that can be seen with new up
to-date Rural Down East coined.
at the opera house Friday, Oct IL
d. f. Snyder has been confined tc
his home most of the time during
the past two months from an attach
of gall stones He is improving
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Winrott of Chi
cago. have been spending a few day
with their aunt, Mrs. Pershing who
has been seriously i'll for severa
months
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Barnhill, ar
rived Sunday evening from Wen
atchee. Wash, for a visit of a few
days of the family of Ezra K. Barn
hill and other relatives here.
Without referring specially TO TIL
plague which it is fighting furiously
the San Francisco health department
is offering a reward of cents 70
each rat brought dead or alive to an.
one of its seven stations there
Elders s. F. Sanger and l. S. Der
key, ministers of the Dunkard faith
held special meetings Sunday at tn
Dunkard church at Walnut. The,
returned TO South Bend and Coshel
Monday
Mrs. J. w. Hess of Seattle, Wash
is spending two weeks in plymouth
after an absence of four years. Sh
and her husband have ruany friend
here who are glad to know that the.
are prosperous and happy in thei
new home on the Pacific coast.
Twelve University of Michiga
students are in the hospital som
of them seriously injured, as the re
suit OF the freshmen-sophomore rus
Saturday. When the freshmen cap
tured the flag, the sophomores rush
ed and the fight became bloody. TIL
ambulances carried away the injured
Cable reports 20 the newspaper
from Berlin announcing that Charlie
mango Tower, the American ambas
sador to Germany. had written t.
President Roosevelt asking that h
be allowed to resign in order to re
turn home. after continuous alb
sence of over eleven years, were tn
first limitations received by the stat
department of Towers impendin
resignation