The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-09

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John Pomeroy went to Niles,
Mich, Wednesday for treatment for
his eyes.
H. A Myers, v. S., reports sick
horse at Lincoln Crockes, six miles
northeast of the city
Mr.. Fred Seider who was stricken
with paralysis Tuesday, was resting
somewhat easier Wednesday.
Mrs. Taylor Filson went to Bour-
bon Wednesday to spend a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Caldwell.
Jack Kelly went north on a call
from the Standard Oil company for
business in the north of this state
and Michigan.
Miss Elsie Taylor went to Knox,
Wednesday to attefld commencement
exercises in which her cousin, Anna
Jain is a graduate.
Charles Protsman and wife of Con-
voy, Ohio, came Tuesday night for
a two weeks visit in his boyhood's
home with his parents and friends.
Mrs. Fred Letter and children re-
turned to their home in Pierceton
Wednesday after visit in this city
with her sister, Mrs. A. ]. Schlosser.
We were sorry indeed to learn that
our friend Archie Philips is in SO
critical condition that the physician
in attendance holds out no hope fos
his recovery.
Mrs. Hearn of the second hand
store in the Brink block, went east
Wednesday for visit of few days
with relatives and friends in Warsaw
and Larwill.
Mrs Theodore Mclaughlin went
to South Bend Wednesday in attend
ance on the State convention of the
Independent Order of Fcresters, as
representative ofsthe local order in
this city.
Mrs Polly Bolinger of South
Whitley, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Sarah Freed, for a week, and
Wednesday the two sisters went to
South Bend to visit their brother
Eli Gable
France and Japan are reported to
have made another treaty of peace
it will doubtless be in order for us tc
report next week, that each of these
countries are building the largest
bastleships of modern times.
Another turn in the wheel is re-
ported from Turkey, when an out
burst of rebels wiped out seven bat
talions of troops in Yemen province
1t seems in that country that it is Z
war for the survival of the httest.
Boats on the great lakes are being
reported overdue and supposed to b,
held by ice, which accounts for those
cold north winds, but it is cheering t.
know the sun will soon be SO high
that it vii, melt the ice and temper
the winds.
II. c. Mackay of Rochester, passed
through the city Wednesday on hi.
way to South Bend on business. H,
is brother-in-law of the late F. M
Orr. and asked after friends here
among whom was Mrs. Joseph Ben
nett and family.
Mrs. Work, Miss Barr and Mis-
Carmichael, Stat, aegnt of the boar
of State Charities, made a bushes
trip to Chicago Wednesday, Mis-
Carmichael will take FIVE childre
from Brightside to homes in Laport
county Thursday
Frank Bolinger of Donaldson, wa
in town Wednesday talking easter
Colorado to his friends. Frank say
no dollars are growing on the bushe
there but it is easy for a fellow (
grow the stuff from the rich cart
with which to get the dollars.
"A pretended deaf and dumb ma
in Chicago. sought aid of the ager
of the board of charities who tral
ped the pretender into speaking i
answer to a pertly put question
whereupon the agent had him ares
ed and Judge Going fined him fit
dollars.
John Doe, Richard Roe and the
next friend, Paul Jones of Maxir
kuckee were hailed into .JustiC
Young's court Wednesday mornin
by the fish commissioners and fine
$3.50 each, their net having bee
destroyed when found
Mr.. and Mrs VIM T. Johnson {
Peoria, ILL.,, returned home Wedne
day after a visit with his formt
pastor, Rev. Plug. Mr.. Johnson W;
an elder in the church in Peoria
which Rev. Plug was pastor an
came to pay him visit before star
ing on a visit to England for h
health and on business
San Francisco Haunted its extrem
ly vicious wickedness in the face
the Almighty until he destroyed
with an earthquake and now it is r
built or nearly so ard the people COZ
tinue in their old ways, which has il
them into an open riot and bloodshs
among themselves. An avengir
nemesis seems near when the e,
tremes are reached