The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-11-21

was the guest of relatives in this city
Sunday
Miss Florence Taylor of South
Bend. visited with relatives in this
city, Sunday.
Chas. Hoover of E.lkhart. was the
guest OF friends and relatives in this
city Sunday.
Miss BESSIE Medbourn OF Culver,
is the guest of Miss Lucretia Loring
for few days.
HAIRY DeMoss who is firing on the
Vandalia at Logansport, visited his
parents over Sunday.
Misses Pearl Gattep and Avis Roof
have returned to South Bend. after a
short visit in this city.
Mrs. p. NJ Krouse has gone to Ar
Cos, for few days visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. c. c. Boggs.
Mrs. Daniel Miles has returned 10
her home in South Bend, after visit
ing for few days in this city
Mrs. Edith Good has returned to
her home in Lakeville. after visiting
with friends in this city and Tyner
Miss Iva. Glass has returned to
South Bend, after spending couple
of days with her parents in this city
Mrs. Minnie Snyder OF Warsaw,
who has been visiting with Miss
Grace Tanning for a few days, re-
turned home Monday
Mrs. Susan LoImaugh of Newton.
Kansas, who has been visiting with
the Richard families in this city. Is
the guest of friends at Argos.
Earl Wiltfong who is employed in
Chicago. spent the day with Ply
mouth friends, enroute to Bourbon
where he will visit for few days.
Miss Maud Klinghammer and Miss
Bonenska, OF South Bend. and Mrs
VIM Zugbaum OF Valparaiso, are the
guests of Mrs. NJ Klinghammers
Eight persons were injured. near
Lakeville Friday night, when a train
jumped the track on the Wabash
road The cause of the accident was
the fact that the engineer was taking
curve at too great speed.
The third section OF the Ladies
Aid Society of the Methods. church
will have a social at the home OF
Mrs Mccoy on West Laporte street,
Tuesday afternoon. Everybody cor
daily invited and urged TO attend.
Ex-State Senator William Finn of
Pittsburg, has allowed his friends to
know that he will be willing TO part
with 100000 for a seat in the Unit
ed States senate, and that he does
not care whether it is the seat which
belongs now to Knox or Penrose.
Tuesday evening from 1870 to $50
O'Clock. Mrs. John Blain as patroness
of the Episcopal choir will entertain
all the members, boys, men and la
dies at her hospitable home on South
Michigan street. There will be games
AMI refreshments and a general good
time.
The Tribune is the recipient OF one
of the new clearing house checks
from Chicago. 1t bears the signature
of A. o. Wilcox, who has been APP
pointed one of the many assistant
SECRETARIES. whose duty it will be to
sign several million dollars worth OF
this new kind of money.
"The people Of Indiana do not re-
alize what hey have in the town oil
Gary" said Gus Greiger, a former
member Of the state legislature from
Lap rte bet who has spent the~last
few months at Gary. Greiger pre-
diets that in ten years Gary will be
the largest city in Indiana.
The Rochester, Indiana, farmer
who hid behind a mail box post to
evade the attack of buck Sheep, suf-
fering severe injuries by having the |
post butted down upon him, should
remember that the postal authorities
have nothing to do with the pure
food laws and cannot offer him pro-
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The funeral of Mrs. Marietta r |
Personnel. wife of Arista B. Person
EFT. was conducted from the family |
residence at 200 p. m. Sunday by |
Rev. T. J. Legg of the Christian
church She leaves husband and |
daughter. two sons, two brothers, and |
a sitter. Burial in Oakhill cemetery |
The funeral was largely attended.
St. Mary's Guild will meet at the
rectory tonight at 100 o'clock, and |
Rev Mr.. Howard will render a fine
program of Spanish and American
music on his pianola piano. There
will also be readings on the Italian
pa n,ers with illustrations of their art
by various members of the guild |
Every member should be present.
Seventeen year old Harry McMul- |
len, Of Moline, ILL.,, is under arrest |
in Laporte on a charge of horse |
stealing. He had taken a horse which |
he found tied to a post and had driv- !
en- TO the home of his former en-
ploye, A. J. Hutton. He claims that
he was homesick 10 return and
thought 1t good scheme to take the
horse and save walking.