The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-04-11

Mrs John Holland is visiting in
North township this week
Joseph Black of German township,
was a Plymouth visitor Monday
Miss Georgia Hogarth has gone 20
Mishawaka for a visit of a week.
Floyd Sherland of North township,
is attending school at Valparaiso.
Miss Fern Morlock was home from
South Bend Saturday and Sunday
John Van Wrinkle OF Wayneville,
ILL.,, has been spending few days
here.
The heavy rains and cool weather
are all right for growing wheat and
grass.
Mrs. H. Brady and son of Warsaw.
have been spending few days in Ply
mouth
Misses Nettie Corse and Ella Cole
finished their term as teachers of the
Tnwood school last week.
Mrs. Lance has returned TO Peru
after visit of few days here with
her sister, Mrs. Mcl.aren.
Misses Alta and Maud Logan OF
North township, went to Rochester
Monday to attend college.
Charles Walker of Tippecanoe:
auditor elect of Marshall county, Is
transacting business in Plymouth.
Miss Ethel Savage has returned to
school at Valparaiso after visit of a
few days at her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Irwin of Bour
bon spent Sunday at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Harry Humrichouser in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs John Keller and little
son have returned to Indiana Harbor
after a visit of a week here and at
Peru
Miss Edith Corl, Mr. and Mrs
Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smith of South Bend. spent Sunday
in this city.
Mrs John Carlisle arrived from
Crowley, Louisiana, Sunday to visit
her mother, Mrs Harriet Unger who
is seriously i'll.
Truant Officer Langenbaugh made
business trip to Bourbon Monda :.
He reports the schools of that citv
doing excellent work.
John Richard has purchased the
Artz property on Sophia street just
west of the Abrasive factory. The
consideration was s2,35O.
Mrs. Peter Disher with her mother
and her brother, George Senour, OF
North Dakota, went to Rochester
Friday for a visit of few days.
Peter Fields, the oldest resident of
Elkhart county, celebrated the 95th
anniversary of his birth at the home
of his daughter in Goshen Sunday.
Guy Thayer, who is attending
Rochester College, spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Thayer, in
North township.
Messrs NcCrory and Bonham re-
| ceived a letter from the Texas pan
handle Monday stating that that
country had beer drenched with CO.
pious rains thereby assuring a bump
er crop of wheat.
We see that the Independent is
caught on the Ulster Gazette fake.
The copy that paper speaks OF was
printed at the Tribune Office in THE
city There are tens of thousands OF
copies of the paper in existence.
The commencement exercises OF
the West township public schools will
be held at Pretty Lake church Sat
urday evening. Rev. J. S. crowder OF
this city will deliver the address and
Seybold's orchestra will furnish music
George Hendricks, Louis Mickey
and Ed Bergman went TO Logans-
port to attend the district meeting OF
the Knights of Columbus Sunday
Over 1000 members were present and
over 500 attended the banquet Sunday
evening
The funeral of Mrs Daniel Porter
who died Saturday afternoon, will be
held at Culver tomorrow at 10 a. IN.
and the remains will be brought to
this city and inferred at Oak Hill
She was the mother of Mrs. N. +.
Rockhill of this city.
1t is said that cold shivers seize
Jim Goodrich every time he recalls
the completeness of the Cromer
wreck. Now that the Eighth district
Republicans have acquired the smash
ing habit can any good reason be urg-
ed for sparing the Winchester cog in
the machine indianapolis 1ndepend-
ent.
Charles Richards, who studied law
in this city over twenty-five years ago
and later went to Ohio and then to
Chicago where he has resided for
tweny years, spent Saturday and Sum-
day at the home of his brother in
Polk towship. and stopped in Ply
mouth a few hours Monday on his
way to Chicago
Mayor Fuller and wife of Kewanna.
Thomas ]. Wright and wife of Ro-
chester and Wood Wright of Denver,
| Ind, stopped in Plymouth Monday
on their way from attending the fun
eral of Thomas J. Wright, the first