The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-08-08

Trustee Hatfield of Bourbon town.
ship, was in the city Monday on BUSH
ness. i
Mrs Mary Fantril and daughter,
Daisy, are the guests of George Gott-
schalk
Miss Bessie Vinall went to North
Manchester Sunday, for a visit with
friends
Miss Grace Worsler of Milford,
Ind, : visiting with her mother in
this city.
Frank and Howard Wilson return
ed Monday morning to their work II
Englewood
Miss Alma Hoover of South Dend,
is spending a month visiting friends
in Plymouth.
Miss Cora Sacks has returned to
Terre Haute, after visiting with Miss
Alice Klinger.
Edward Wade went to- St. Joseph,
Mich, for a weeks visit with his
brother. Louis.
Frank Buck of Chicago, spent Sun
day with his brother Harry. and 9TH
er relatives here
Walter Soice of St. Louis. Mo-, is
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Soice
Art Wiltfong of Indiana Harbor,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Wiltfong.
Ewing Chapman, clerk and the
recorder of Parke county, stopped
off here enroute to Winona
Chas. Kelley has returned to his
home in Chicago after spending a
week with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Herbert Hess left for Indian
apolis this morning, where she will
] spend a few weeks with her parents.
FIX d. Holley OF Bedford, Indi-
ana bought the Cruise farm north OF
lnwood, and is moving his family this
week.
Miss Bessie Bender returned Sun
day from two weeks vacation with
friends at KendalvilIe, Toledo and
Detroit.
Montus Snyder has left for Chic
chihua, Mexico. where he has accept
ed employment in the office of sill
yer mine
w c. Miller returned to Delphos,
Ohio Monday morning after a few
days in Plymouth looking over his
business here
Miss Florence Miller has returned
to her home in Elk Point South Da-
kota, after visiting with the family
of Lincoln Koch.
Luther Hoham returned to his
work at Gary Monday morning after
a weeks vacation amid the scenes of
his childhood at home.
Misses Daisy and Mary Moor
house have returned to their home IN
Lafayette, after few weeks visit
with their sister, Mrs H. c. Mills.
| If John D. Rockefeller would de-
eide to lay out his fine in Jail, at 81
per day, he would only be confined
for s0,109 years. And John says that
he is now an old man.
Mr. Valentine Nye and wife have
returned to their home near Tyner
after attending family reunion at
the home OF John Acre four miles
| northeast of Inwood. While in Ply
mouth they visited with their son,
John Nye.
OF all the babies exhibited by their
proud mothers in Central Park, New
York, there is none equal to Mrs
Katy Bison's youngster When born
she weighed eighty pounds, and dur
ing the first twenty-four hours OF
her residence in the park she gained
ten pounds.
The Chicago Tribune is taking a
vote of Republican newspapers
throughout the country, to determine
which man of the following, Fair
| banks. Taft, Hughes, Knox and Can
| non would make the strongest candi-
! date for that party They state that
Roosevelt has declared positively that
he will not accept the nomination for
a third term.
To have an ear for music is not at
| all the same thing as having taste in
music. Arthur Symons says that the
English, as race, have rather an ear
than taste for music, while the Ger
mans seem to an exceptional degree
to have the taste The Italians, it
must be admitted, have only the ear;
so- that the Americans come some
where between those extremes.
Four young ladies OF Huntington
while attending social gathering in
Warren township last Sunday dressed
themselves in mems garb and on
horseback rode to- the church at Max
in. The young ladies thought it
would be great sport but the church
people have taken their actions seri-
ously and are very indignant and ar
rests may follow.
\ A story full of hearts interest and
comedy is told in "On the Bridge at
Midnight" which is to be seer at the
Centennial opera house soon. A blind
mother and her only child are promi-
nent characters The child is stolen
and the mother makes a long sad
search for it. The doings of Ger
many, the professor, arouse frequent
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