The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
LOCAL NEWS


Mrs. Ben Fetters is visiting her
daughter at Hamlet this week.
Mrs. F. G. Smith has gone to De
troit Mich. for a visit OF few weeks.
Mrs. Charles Deemer and family
have moved from this city to Peru
Jacob Ness has returned from a
business trip of two weeks in Wiscon-
sin.
Noah ". Hoover is visiting and
transacting business in Chicago for 4
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rankin are the
parents of a baby boy born Sunday
morning.
o. E. Singrey and family have
moved from Bourbon township to
South Bend.
Mrs. J. J. Coleman and daughter
went to Burr Oak, Friday to visit
over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Orr came down from
South Bend to attend the funeral of
Joseph Bennett.
w. H. Conger who seemed seri-
ously Ill Saturday and Sunday, is
much improved.
F. ]. Ellsworth, of Fort Wayne,
spent Monday night and Tuesday
morning in Plymouth.
Ira Vangilder has moved from the
]. d. Williams farm east of this city,
to farm near Inwood-
Mrs. Robert Fullenwider of Wave
land, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
J. S. Crowder in this city.
Mrs J. E. Hanes and her daughter
Frances, have gone to Pittsburg, Pa,
for visit of several days.
Adam K Row of Lapaz, who has
been sick for some time, was able to
come to Plymouth Tuesday
Mrs. Charles S. Wharton of War
saw, is visiting at the home of her
brother, DR. Burket, in this city.
The weather man has succeeded
admirably in giving us all kinds OF
weather during the past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Healy, resid-
ing east of this city, went to Misha-
waka, Friday to visit over Sunday
Drs. Loring and Aspinall attend
ed the meeting of the St. Joseph
Medical society at South Bend
Tuesday.
Rev. Andrew Peterson and John
Olson of Donaldson, are attending
the Swedish mission at South Bend.
this week
A million dollars worth of cattle
have been killed by the severe cold
weather and snow storms in the
northwest.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hamlin and daughter of
Etna Green, stopped. in Plymouth
Friday on their way to Kewanna for
visit of few days
The young ladies of St. Michaers
church went to the country Tuesday
evening to attend a supper at the
home of Miss Lizzie Blubaugh.
Elam Hunt enc of the aged resi-
dents of this county, has returned to
his home at Culver, after a visit with
his son, Milton Hunt, in this city.
Miss Anna Hiatt OF Broken Bow,
Neb., and Mrs. Meredith of Column
bia City, who have been visiting here,
went to Talma Tuesday, for visit of
few days.
Daniel Swigart of Culver came up
Saturday and visited until Tuesday
with his daughter in this city and
went from here to Argos for visit
of a few days.
Peter Emenaker, former resident
of Plymouth, was married at Benton
Harbor, Mich, few days ago and
with his bride is now visiting rela-
tives in this city.
The gentleman who left his over
coat at Dixon lake Sunday afternoon
and took another one will kindly
leave same at The Tribune Office
where he will find his.
L q ~a-u0~+o1 49, . -o~-..
large enough to knock out all the
saloons of Walnut township, will be
filed at the meeting of the commits
sioners' court next Monday.
Senator Kimbrough of Delaware
county is the original two-cent fare
man in the legislature. He fought
for it ever since he has been mem
Der and even before that time
Miss Florence Richard came up
from Letters Ford Saturday evening
for visit of few days with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Richard and other relatives in this
city.
Dr. George Ford Reynolds has
purchased dental Office in Goshen
and went to taat city Monday to
commence work. He has a thorough
dental education and is an all round
nice young man.
The pleasant weather and bright
moonshine causes the lakes and
ponds in and near this city to be COW
cred every evening by hundreds oil
merry skaters who are having the
time of their lives"
Jesse Altman, who arrived in this
city Saturday evening for short visit
with his parents, left Tuesday morn
ing for Park Falls, near Lake SUI
perior, Wisconsin, where he is going
into the mercantile business.
Andy Bowel paid a travelling man