The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-08-01


Mrs. William Pierce of Mishawa-
ka. is visiting in Plymouth
Mrs. Kate Dunlap of Argos, is Wis
iting friends at South Bend
Miss Ida Snyder went to South
Bend for visit of few days.
Miss Frances Thayer is visiting
with friends at Columbia City
Miss Eva Jeffirs tas gone to South
Bend for visit of lew days
Misses Jeanette and Frances Emer-
son spent the day at South Bend.
Miss Mary Southworth went to
South Bend, for visit of few days
Miss May Shannon of Fort Wayne,
is the guest of Mrs. c. A. Wills in
this city
Mrs. Sarah l.. Shakes and daughter
Olive, are visiting with friends at
Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strombeck have
gone to Fl Wayne for a visit of
few days.
Mrs Vim. Smith and Mrs. d. w.
Baxter are the guests of friends at
South Bend
Harrison Cook, WHO has been en-
ployed in South Bend, has returned
to Plymouth.
Mrs John Miller of Mishawaka. has
come to Plymouth to pass week
with her parents.
Metsker has put "a new window
sights in the front Of his building, oc-
cupied by Flosinzier's saloon.
Mrs. Henry Mick. of Michigan
City. is the guest of her mother, Mrs
c. W. Baker. for a few days
A car load of chickens represept-
ing $1,000 was shipped from Nap
panee 10 New York few days ago.
Mrs. A. Trtitt of South Bend, re-
turned home Tuesday morning, after
a short visit with relatives here.
Senator Tillman, of North Caro-
Ira, will lecture ON THE Race Prob
lem" at Elkhart Thursday, Aug 1.
Mrs J. Brittnham has returned
to South Bend. after visiting for
few days with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Zeal Leavenston who has
been visiting with Mrs. Joseph Stein.
has returned to her home in St
Louis.
Mrs. w. H. McCole has returned
to- her home in Decatur, after visit
ing with her father, Isaac Ressler,
in this city.
The postoffice department. has or
dered reduction of one million dol
lars in pay to railroads for carrying
the mails.
Calvin Switzer will conduct a re-
moval sale of his second hand goods
in the Brink block, beginning Aug.
for 10 days. jly31d2w2
Mrs T. c. Kleckner has returned
to her home in Peru, after visiting
for few days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Glass
Mrs S. Eisehenseher has returned
to her home in Valparaiso. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Otto Marks,
whom she has been visiting.
Calvin Switzer has purchased the
old Underwood & Walls building of
Katherine Hartman, and expects to
move his second hand store to that
building.
A meeting of the managers for the
Heinz pickle Co, of this vicinity, to
the number of about 20, held an an
the number of about 20, was held at
the Ross House Wednesday.
In Justice fingers court Tuesday,
John lsangenbaugh was found guilty
of assault and battery upon the per-
son of Mrs. Kittie Brown, and was
fined 81 and costs.
More quail in Indiana than there
has been for several years past-this
is the encouraging report Deputy
Fish and Game Commissioner Z. E.
Earle has to offer the hunting public.
portunity and Judge Richter granted
his prayer, paroling the youth after
he had imposed an indeterminate
sentence. The young man confessed
to a chain of forgeries covering
banks i'm Valparaiso, Wanatah, Ho-
bart. Indiana Harbor and Hammond,
his peculations covering a wide range
of territory and representing nearly
si,,lc0 in their extent.
While a group of laughing child
rem were watching the antics OF ami
NAL performers with the Gentry
show at Logansport Monday night.
Gallagher, big baboon used in
circus act, broke from his keepers
and seized Clyde Edwards, aged Z.
The baboon carried the child to the
center OF the ring and began to climb
pole. When the frantic mother
rushed after the child the baboon
sank his teeth in the child's face,
then released his victim and was
about to spring upon The mother
when knocked senseless by club in
the hands of the keeper.