The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-30
LOCAL NEWS

garden, was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Swan of Pierceton. Is
visiting Mrs Ella Cole in this city.
Mrs. George Shrider and daughter,
Julia, went to Donaldson to spend
the day.
James Voreis, of Green township,
went to South Bend Saturday to visit
his wife, who is in a hospital
Mrs. Will McGlothlin and son,
Ralph, came down from South Bend
to spend Sunday with Mrs. Trow-
bridge
Messrs Frank and Charles Powell
and Mesdames Seymour Stul1 and
Bank Jones, all of Tyner, were in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. Mollie Crawford and family
went to South Bend Saturday to
make their home Their household
goods were shipped Thursday.
All members of the Women's Re
lief corps are requested to meet at
the Webster school Monday at O.
clock for the presentation of the flag
to the Webster school.
Mrs w. c. Curtis, daughter of Mrs
Julia Work. who with her children
had been visiting her mother at
Brightside, returned Saturday to
West Pullman
J. Bussert of Argos, drove up Sat
urday to meet Mrs. Hagar and Mrs.
Renfreese, from Lucerne, who will
be guests of his family.
T. NJ McNeeley of Walkerton, was
in the city Saturday. Mr.. McNeeley
has purchased the Towering mill at
Walkerton and intends to put in new
machinery and make the mill first
class.
Mrs c. F. Jones and children of
Jacksonville and Mrs. John Fort
man and daughter of Louisville, KY,
who had been visiting their parents,
George D. Mckinney and A w.
Jones, returned OF their homes Satur-
day.
George Koontz, who had been Ill
for some time. died at his home:
west of the court house. Friday even
in, aged 70 years. The deceased
leaves wife and four~children, three
boys and one girl, all grown up The
II Or,
o'clock, and interment in the Strihger
cemetery.
Judge Mowbray and wife, Of Peru.
came from South Bend Saturday to
remain over Sunday with the families
of Oscar Tribbey and his iather.
Judge Mowbray had been in attend
ance at the Maccabee convention
where he was elected great lieutenant
commander, the next to the highest
Office in the order.
The Seniors about thirty-fve in
number, held a class meeting last
night at the home of c. s. Jaeoby,
two miles east of town. Refreshments
were served and an enjoyable even
ing was spent, made all the more en-
joyable because they realized that
this was one of the last meetings that
as a class would be held. The class
will picnic next Friday at Pretty lake
Elmer Wilson is developing into
quite horse-trader. Saturday he
traded his horse team for a span OF
mules having good pedigree. The
mules will eat less, do more work
and will not shy at automobiles
Some time ago Elmer traded for a
span of mules, when one of them
kicked his hat off while he was hitch
ing up, and Elmer became sick of his
bargain and gave the man 500 to
trade back
Rev. J. W. Cummings pastor OF
the u. B. church at North Judson
returned Saturday morning from the
encampment at Fl. Wayne and spent
part of the day in the city, Mr.
Cummings says it was the best en-
campment ever held by the state. He
estimates that 10000 veterans and ma
tional guards were in attendance, and
that about 5000 were in the line OF
march. The address of Commander
Brown was one of the best he ever
heard
Friday evenings train brought
home the last contingent of Ply
mouth people from the Fort Wayne
encampment as well as number for
Walkerton and Laporte and half a
carload for the Vandalia north. Those
from Plymouth were ladies of the
relief corps mostly, who said that the
event was so enjoyable that they had
remained until every feature of the
encampment was over. OF those not
ed who returned were Mr. and Mrs
F. NJ WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hem
minger, and Mesdames d. l.. Dickin-
son, Lucy Pomeroy, Jones Grant,
Sim Wilson and Mrs. Botset A.
BONNER. of North township returned
Saturday morning
Rev Urban Rasczkiewiscz. for
many years pastor of St. Marys
church at Otis, Laporte county, and
said to be the Oldest priest. in years,
in the Fort Wayne diocese, has been
compelled to relinquish active pastor
al work, owing to his advanced age
Bishop Alerding has appointed the
Rev. Felix Seroczynski, formerly
pastor at North Judson, to succeed
him. Father Rasckiewiscz was ap-