The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-06-20

MIS-. FRANK AlCDSl HdS SOhO "
Chicago for a visit of a few days.
Mrs. Minnie Snyder of Warsaw, is
visiting with Miss Grace Tanning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Weaver of South
Bend, are visiting with friends in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oron Hoover spent
Sunday with Mrs. Leighton at South
Bend.
Miss Elsie Martin returned to Gull
yer, after spending a few days in
Plymouth.
Miss Lottie Peffley. of South Bend
spent Sunday with Miss Mamie
Southworth.
Miss Bright Camp of Camden
Ind, is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
c. W. Metsker.
Miss Cecile Burkett is spending
few days with Miss Avis Dauben-
speck at Kokomo.
The Presbyterian Sunday-School
observed "Children's day" with spec
ial exercises Sunday evening.
Miss Mabel Jacoby has returned
from Marion, where she was teach
ing, and will be at home this sum-
mer.
Mrs. Neidig and children have re-
turned from South Bend, where they
have been visiting for the past few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Acker, who
have been VISITING relatives in Ply
mouth, returned to their home in
Bourbon.
Miss McGraw of South Bend.
spent Sunday with Mrs Geo Klein
schmidt From here she went to
Rochester
Miss Lottie Chandler who ha.
been visiting her brother, ]. Nj
Chandler, returned to her home in
South Bend.
Mrs. ]. L. Berkeypile and children
have returned from Mishawaka,
where they have been visiting friends
for the past week.
Miss Estella Chase has gone to
Kokomo to attend the State Sunday
school convention, and to visit with
Mrs Bell Charles.
Henry V. Ostrum and Arizona +
Means were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony at Justice fingers OF
flee Monday morning.
w. E. Bailey has returned from an
extended trip through the west. He
spent few days with his son Wal
ter, at, Chippewa Falls. Wis.
c. B. Parish who is employed at
St Paul, Mimi, arrived at Plymouth
Thursday evening, where he will
spend his vacation with relatives.
Mr.. Harold Covert. who has been
spending the last week with his
brother-in-law. Harry Fertig, return
ed to Fort Wayne, Monday morning
Mr.. c. Young is visiting with his
daughter Mrs Jennie Shreves in this
city. He says the grasshoppers are
no thicker in Kansas than in Indi
ana.
A Jacksonville man who tried to
keep pace with all the cereal food
productions by tasting each one put
on the market went crazy at dinner
Sunday.
| Mrs. Alice Poland returned from
Lafayette and spent Sunday with Pet
er Disher's family She went to Wi
mona Monday, to remain during the
summer.
Misses Stockberger and Yockey Of
Rochester, who have been spending
the last few days with Miss Georgia
Hogarth, have gone to Bremen, for
short visit.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shafer and two
grand daughters, Hope and Helen.
have returned to their home in Argos
after visiting with J. P. Bishop and
wife over Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Kreigh-
baum and Miss Eura Schafer of
South Bend, who have been visiting
with Frank Hendricks near this city
returned home Monday.
Taylor Filson has just completed
roofing the barn on his farm six
miles east of Plymouth. The work
was done by Renchler Bros, and the
owner thinks the roof will last 30
years.
Theodore H. Davis, the archaeolo-
gist, who has arrived from Europe
on the Carmania, brought with him
one of the Oldest relics in the world.
1t is an alabastor statute of Queen
Teie, a famous Egyptian, whose
tomb Mr.. Davis recently discovered.
The statute dates from 1900 B. c.. 1t
will be presented to the Metropolitan
Museum of Art
Carrie Nation was arrested in
Washington, Wednesday night on q
charge of disorderly conduct. She
took up her station in front of sa.
loon bordering the red light district
and began speaking against inscm-
| perance Three policemen came along
and arrested her. At the police sta :
ton she gave her occupation as a
Servant OF Cod" She gave bord
for her appearance in police court.
| Professor d. H. Correi, principal
l of fhe RrfStOw Iowa schools. was