The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07

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Bend visited in Plymouth over Sun
| day
Miss Carrie Gabbert of Chicago
has been visiting friends in this cit,
several days.
Mrs. d. w. Butz of Kokomo, Wis
tied her parents, Rev. o. F. Lands
and wife over Sunday.
Mrs DR.. Smith is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Gideon w. Blain an
family at Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur either o.
near Fort Wayne, visited in Ply
mouth on their way to Stilwell Mon
day.
John A. Palmer started out early
Monday morning to assess the mort.
half of Plymouth. He is an old hanc
at the business.
Isaac and Sidney Becker of Chi
cago, visited their parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. A Becker, from Friday until
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan of Chicago
are here for visit of few days with
w. H. Love and family Mrs. Nor
gan is Mr.. Loves sister.
A good citizens league has beer
organized at Fort Wayne to assis'
in seeing that the laws are enforced
Nv. D. Page is president.
Mrs. Clara NJ Stoner of Fort
Wayne, and Mrs. ]. M. Keefer o.
Roanoke, Ind, are visiting Mrs. Bax
ter and Mrs ]. W.. Thomas inAthis
city. ak I inv III 81. ~
Mrs. Pershing shas been quite. sick
|forssev9SH days and: does notn show
any marked Improvement Miss
Sewell has returned from Illinois and
is nursfng her. Z
NC. Shirley of Fort Wayne. one
of the sofiaesss of the Indiana Saloon
Leagues-wili deliver an address al
the u. B. church next Sunday even.
ing at o'clock.
The robins and bluejays are here
but the pneumonia is here also, and il
is the wise individual who bears tina
fact in mind and takes no chances
with the weather.
The bishop of London says married
men are Drawer than bachelors. OF
course they are There wouldn't be
any bachelors if every man he'd the
proper amount of grit
Alpha Ball returned last Friday ev-
ening from Norwalk, Ohio, having
been called there by the death of his
aunt, Miss Carabin. His mofher will
remain there few days longer.
Emory Ocker and wife of Cando
North Dakota, have been visiting in
Plymouth few days and went to St
Joseph, Mich, Monday where Bud
will try the baths for rheumatism.
J. ". Bowerscx, formerly editor oil
the Warsaw Union, fell as he stepped
from a street car in a Chicago suburb
and is in the Presbyterian hospital
in such condition he may possibly
die.
Thomas ~ Bowles came up from
Argos Tuesday of last week and
wanting to be in the fashion with
Plymouth people, he took grip Tues
day night and was not able to be out
for several days.
Owing to the fact that State Treas
urer Smulski is keeping his ante-elec
ton pledges. Illinois has begun to
draw interest on its own money. The
grafters will regard Mr.. Smulski's
precedent as dangerous and foolish
one
Isaiah Buker has returned to his
home at Cedar Rapids, Iowa; after a
visit of two months here with his sis
ter, Mrs. Paul Butcher and other rel
atives, 1t was his first visit in Ply
mouth since he left here thirty-two
years ago. z,ed hsd
Mrs. F.. E. Kebert's sale at the
farm she recently sold northwest OF
this city, was very largely attended
last Wednesday and everything
brought good prices. She has moved
to Plymouth and her son entered the
Plymouth schools Monday morning
Christian Jacoby has sold his fine
farm of 100 acres near the Jacoby
church northeast of this city to a Mr..
Sponseller, who resides northeast OF
Nappanee Mr. Jacoby gets $1,000
for the farm, will give immediate pos
session and move to Plymouth. He
is rs years old and is one of Mar
shall county's pioneers.
John Richard, who recently Dough.
F. M. McCrory's residence on Sophia
street, moved to Plymouth last week
and in building his first fire a spark
from the chimney ignited the roof
Will Suit saw it and called to Mr.
Richard There was no ladder at
hand but tree stood near the house
John went up that tree in hurry
and with bucket of water got. on
the roof and put out what might
have been big fire but for the time
ly discovery of Mr.. Suit.