The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-14

Clyde Biggs and wife of Tyner,
went to South Bend Saturday for a
visit of few days.
Mrs E. c. Martindale was called to
Argos Saturday on account of the
illness of her mother.
Chasteen Pickerl who now resides
on farm near Lapaz, was Ply
mouth visitor Saturday.
Adam Smith has returned from a
visit of several days at South Bend.
Elkhart and Niles, Mich
Mrs Comfort has returned to Ar
gos after visit of few days in this
city with Mrs. C. L. Morris.
J. Swindell & Bro. have filled their
ice house with 500 tons of the finest
ice ever housed in this city.
Mrs. John T. Lutes has returned
to her home in Atwood after visiting
Mrs. Joseph Davis in this city.
d. NJ Beckner has returned to
South Bend after visit of ten days
at his farm south OF plymouth.
Mrs. F. w. Reubelt and Mrs. Lucas
of Bourbon, went TO Indianapolis
Saturday fer visit of few days.
Mrs DR.. Kizer has returned to her
home in Inwood, after visit of few
days with Mrs Vanscoik in this city.
Mr.. Henry Schlosser of Bremen,
went TO Attica, Ind, Friday to take
baths at the celebrated mud springs.
The Plymouth basket ball team de
feated the Bremen team at the opera
house Friday night by score of 20
to A.
Miss Laura Schendel has returned
to her home at East Chicago after a
pleasant visit of two weeks in this
city.
The German township Sunday
school convention will be held at the
Salem Evangelical church, Feb. %
and %.
Mrs. Lulu jefferson and children
have returned to South Bend after a
visit of few days with relatives AT
Donaldson.
Oscar Zentz, twenty-one years old,
a son of Samuel Zentz of Argos, has
been adjudged insane and will be TAX
en- to Longclff.
Mrs. Jasper Lake, of Green tow
ship, who was critically i'll at Wood
lawn hospital, Rochester for two
weeks, is reported improving
John Hughes of Nappanee, has
been awarded the contract for clean
ing the Armey ditch in Marshall and
Kosciusko counties for $4,000.
Members of the Woman's Relief
Corps are all requested to attend a
special meeting at G. A. r. hall at 2
O'Clock sharp Monday afternoon
Oscar c. Baker. who visited his
wife in Argos during the past two
weeks. has gone to Maine where he
expects to be employed for several
months
Frank K. Leonard went to St
Louis, Saturday where he has accept
ed a position with the engineering
corps of the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company.
Miss Anna Morrill, went TO South
Bend Saturday to visit her brother
and from there she went to Niles,
Mich, to spend few days with her
niece, Mrs Gladys Coons.
William Wilburn went to South
Bend Saturday to visit his wife at the
hospital She underwent very crit
icaf operation over two weeks ago,
but is now pronounced cut of danger
Mrs. Adam E. Wise who slipped
and fell on the sidewalk while on her
way down town week ago, sprained
and otherwise injured her wrist very
badly, and will not be able to use IT
for several weeks.
Nelson Mclaughlin has taken the
place of the day operator at Tolles-
ton, for the present, the operator be
ing very sick. Mr.. McClintock has
McLaughlin's place as night operator
at the HI. S. tower.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Heminger
went to South Bend Saturday to visit
their daughter, Miss Ella Heminger,
who has been at Chicago since Octo-
Der, having her eyes treated. Her
eyes seem much improved.
William Wagner and Miss Dora
Eversole were married at Wakarusa.
Thursday, February Z, and came to
Lapaz and Plymouth on their we'd
ding tour The bride was former
resident of North township.
Miss Myrtle Gibbons who was
married to Ralph c. Kennedy at
Chicago Thursday is sister OF
Mrs. Charles Kellise and has many
friends in this city. Bourbon and the
east part of Marshall county.
Citizens of Pierceton met in the
Baptist church in that place on Mon
day evening to discuss the prcposi-
ton OF voting a subsidy to the War
saw-Fort Wayne electric line, which
the Winona Interurban company
proposes 10 build, a number of the
representatives of the Winona move
ment being present. The church was
crowded to its capacity.