The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-17


Cummins
Miss Hope Myers has returned to
this city, after spending a few days at
Bourbon.
Charles Hagar went to Valparaiso,
Saturday, where he has accepted en-
ployment
Miss Meta Kuhn has gone to Chi
cage where she expects to spend sew
eral weeks.
H. L. Shireman and wife have gone
to Mishawal a to spend a few DAYS
with relatives
Mrs. Geo. Kelley of Bluffton. is
visiting with her brother. Delbert
Bryan and family.
Miss Mary and Master Frank Ber-
I'm OF South Bend, are visiting with
the family OF Geo. Williams.
Mrs. o. d. Hoham has gone to
Mishawaka. where they are moving.
and will reside in the future
Mrs. Z. Woods has returned TO her
home in Fit Wayne. after visiting for
few days with Mrs. w. A. Beldon.
Miss Maud Cox and her guest.
Miss Lulu Jones OF Culver, have gone
to South Bend for visit of few
days.
Mrs. Ira Samuels has returned to
her home in South Bend, after visit
ing with Mrs. Bert Ostrum for sew
eral days
Henry Corp living on the Molter
farm, north OF this city, lost a valu-
able colt last week The animal wa.
valued at 5000.
Mrs. H. ]. Tyrell and son HUI
bert. have returned to their home in
South Bend, after a few days visit
with friends here
Mrs. II. L. Marsh and daughter.
Inez, Miss Bertha Beery, and Miss
Bernice Reinhardt OF Grovertown.
spent Saturday in Plymouth.
Mrs. VIM. Fisher and son. Elmer
have returned to their home in In
wood after couple of weeks visit
with friends at Coshocton. Ohio.
Augustus Seiders went to South
Bend, where he will spend a couple
of days with his son, Samuel Seider.
and daughter. Mrs Nettie Holem.
Mrs. Lou Harris has just returned
from weeks outing down the H.
linois river with her husband, who is
repairing and re6nishing the mill at
Peru, I'll.
Mrs NJ +. C'Blenis of Letters
Ford, has returned to her home after
visiting for few days in this city.
She was accompanied home by Mrs.
John Pfender
Miss Minnie Bondurant of Bremen.
who has been the guest of the fam
lily OF Andrew Eckert for the past
few days. has gone to South Bend
for short visit
Mrs. Frank Griffin has returned to
Fort Wayne after visit OF ten DAYS
with her daughter, Mrs. L. +. Stein
bach, in this city and with friends
N Bourbon and South Bend.
DR.. Aspinall was ordered to Mil
Iord, Saturday by Supt- J. B. McKim,
20 make a report on the condition of
Geo Rodibaugh, who was injured at
Bourbon, by being struck by a train,
Thursday evening
There is too much lost energy in
the world. If the force expended by
college students in rushes, class
fights and football games was har-
nessd and properly applied, it would
serve TO light and heat the college
buildings
With Theodore Roosevelt, presi-
dent" emblazoned on one side, the
-lrst bale OF cotton shipped direct to
King Edward, of England, has been
started The journey, starting at
Memphis. will be entirely by water
to the docks on the Thames at Lon
don. President Roosevelt pulled the
lever that compressed the cotton
when he landed there last week.
Prof. David Todd who spent four
months in Chill with the expedition
sent from the United States to OBJ
serve Mars, has arrived at Panama
on his way home. During the obser-
vations more than 1000 photographs
were taken, including twenty of the
double canals on Mars In comment
ing on his observations Prof Todd
said: at is reasonably certain that
Mars has been inhabited in the past,
and it IS reasonably certain that it is
inhabited now"
Japan is to have the largest de-
| stroyer IN the world. Instructions
have been given the Masseuru naval
dock yard to construct the vessel,
which will be without an equal in
| her type As a model, the new style
of British destroyer will be followed
but the new Japanese boat will far
excel the English The vessel will
exceed 100 tons; have speed Oh
35 knots, and will carry one fve-inch
gun and eight 4-iuch guns. She is
designed for escort and reconnoiter-
ing purposes
A year ago Wednesday Plymouth
and the immediate vicinity experien-
ced the seasons first snow storm,
which was preceded by cold rain
| The snow began to fall about 4
| O'Clock in the afternoon, burt there