The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-28
r. n. KUHN.

been raised to 5000 year.
Mrs. Josephine Teller of Argos,
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
T. SAMUEL Howard Of Grovertown,
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
Mrs. Arthur Underwood is visiting
her son and family att South Bend.
Charles Miles has been quite sick
for over week and is not yet much
improved.
Arthur Porter went to Niles, Mich
Monday, to have al injured eye treat
ed by a specialist
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Wilcox
have returned from a visit of two
weeks in Chicago.
Mrs. S. S. Unger ahdn Mrs. Eiffert
of South Bend. spent Sunday with
relatives in Plymouth.
Grove Love, who is employed at
the Singer factory in South Bend,
was home over Sunday
w. E. Thomas of Elkhart, spent
Sunday in this city with mis- wife who
is visiting relatives here.
Joseph Hendricks. of this city, is
now night foreman at the Cadillac au-
tomobile plant, Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Emma Purkey and her daugh-
ter, Edith, have returned from a visi,
of few days at South Bend.
Mrs. B. E. Mcdaniel of Walkerton.
visited over Sunday in this city with
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Richards.
Miss Carrie Boss who teaches at
Lapaz, always comes home Friday
evening and remains over Sunday.
Mrs. Ceiselski OF South Bend,
spent Saturday and Sunday in this
city with her mother, Mrs. March.
James McCaffrey of South Bend.
was here to attend the funeral of
Michael Whitley Monday morning.
Grain list shows fair gain in the
last week, while provisions are lower
Prospect of liberal wheat exports.
Ray Mcdaniel has returned to
Walkerton after a visit in this city
with his sister, Mrs. Edward Rich
ards.
Arthur Griffith, the mathematical
wonder, of Milford, Ind, is confined
in ST. Louis hospital, temporarily
insane.
Bruce Joseph, who was badly hurt
two weeks ago by falling from a wag-
on load of hay was able to ride out
Monday
Mrs D. A. Flick of Culver, visited
in Plymouth Monday and went from
here to South Bend fora visit of a
few days
Mrs. c. Mast has returned to her
home at Mishawaka after a visit of
several days with. relatives in Bour-
bon township. l,.
Miss Edna Poor is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Hawkins, at Mishawaka an i
the family of her uncle, Charles Ny
hart at South Bend.m
Mrs. Norris of South peud, spent
Sunday in this city at the homes Of
her grandfather, Henry Alderman
and her uncle, William Poor.
George Montague has returned to
his home in Hardin county, Ohio,
after a visit of month with relatives
and friends in this city and vicinity.
John Brosnahan and his sisters.
Miss Josie Brosnahan and Mrs. p. H.
Calvin, of Pierceton, attended the
funeral of Michael Whitley Monday.
Miss Pearl Winnings, who has been
spending a two weeks vacation a,
her home in this city, returned to
her work at South Bend Monday
morning.
Frank Buck came from Chicago
Saturday to visit few days and
help his uncle Charles E. Toan cele-
brate his roth birthday anniversary.
Monday, February 25
A great deal of bitterness has been
engendercd among the school teach
ers of Indiana and the advocates OF
high license against the Prohibition
lists on account of the alliance formed
with the liquor interests to defeat the
$1,000 license bill.
Presiding Elder Oyler preached at
the U. B. church in this city Sunday
evening Every seat in the audience
room was filled and chairs were
placed in the aisles to seat the crowd
in attendance. The sermon and the
music were excellent.
Age IS telling on ex-President
Grover Cleveland. He IS no longer
the massive 300 FOUNDER that ne once
was, having lost much of his avoirdu-
pois during the several periods of
illness through which he passed dur
ing the past few years.
About 5000 automobiles are owned
in Indiana, according to the first re-
port of the motor vehicle system of
the state, which has been made by
Secretary Fred Sims. His report
covers the entire period since the new
law went into effect on April 1, 1908.