The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-21

Maurice Whitlock and his mother
went to South Bend Saturday to visit
over Sunday. IN
We have had two nice Saturdays
and Plymouth was crowded With peo-
pie both days. feH ="
Mrs. G. 0. Cook has returned to
Chicago after visit with relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. Smith Pomeroy went to Argos
Saturday for visit of few days
with her daughter
Mrs. Charles Kilmer of Kewanna,
stopped in Plymouth Saturday on her
way to Etna Green.
Charles p Drummond, of South
Bend, transacted business in circuit
court here Saturday.
Plymouth High School Basket ball
team played at Laporte last night de-
feating Laporte 20 to a.
Louis How of Lakeville, is visiting
at the home of his grandfather, w. E.
Leonard on Miner street.
Robert Nier went to South Bend,
Saturday to visit his sister, who was
stricken with paralysis recently.
Grandma Wade, who makes her
home with Mrs. c. Firestone is sick
with grip. She is sc years of age.
Mr. and Mrs George Snyder of
west Plymouth are the parents of
baby boy born Saturday morning
Mrs. Bert Ackles and little dsugh-
ter went to South Bend Saturday
morning for visit of few days.
Mrs. Myrtle Sheaks has returned
to Chicago after a visit of several
days with her parents in Plymouth.
The Lemert horse sale in this city
Saturday drew large crowd and
many horses were. sold at fair. prices.
Metsker always has an AK to grind.
Everybody knows that be will advo-
cate anything that will pay Metsker.
Mrs. Enoch Highshew and son,
Cornelius, have returned to South
Bend after a visit with relatives at
Argos.
The Legislature is showing friend
Iy feeling toward Sunday base ball,
and law permitting it may yet be
passed.
Mrs. w. c. Jordan has returned to
South Bend after a visit of several
days with Mrs. c. o. Yarrick on Min
er street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stephenson
and son, Donald, went to Valparaiso
Saturday afternoon for visit of
few days.
Mrs. c. NJ French has returned to
Matawan, Mich, Saturday and her
mother, Mrs. Ella Hiscock wen
home with her.
One of the scientists says there will
he no blondes 600 years from now.
BIT why worry over future that is
600 years distant? .,,l,.
When a proposition comes up to
fleece the people Metsker prints only
what he is hired to print; and the
people never hire him. ,,i.
Hon. Daniel Mcdonald sends US a
very interesting Indian love story, a
legend of this vicinity While it is
long it makes good reading.
There will be big basket ball
game in this city next Friday night
when both the girls and boys of La
porte meet Plymouth in battle ar
ray.
The mayor of Logansport seems TO
know something about electric light
experts and he does not propose to
have one hired by the city if he can
help it.
Dillman Heckaman of Bremen, who
is a student at the Indiana Univer-
sity is a member of the. glee club
which will tour this part of the state
shortly - bes
The Standard Oil company has en-
tered a plea of not guilty in all the
cases at Chicago in which the corpor-
alton is under Indictment for accept
ing rebates. .n'"
Mrs. Margaret Miller, wife of
William Miller of Lapaz. stopped in
Plymouth Saturday morning on her
way to Peoria, where she expects to
remain permanently.
Miss Maud Klinghammer of South
Bend, who has been. visiting for two
months with her sister, Mrs. Han
nah Zugbaum, at Valparaiso, returned
to South Bend Saturday, evening.
:. Miss Elnora Bauer daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Bauer, OF Bremen,
died last, Thursday morning. She was
about 4s years old and was born in
Bremen, which was her home all her
life
The continued growth of the re-
form sentiment is shown by the pas
sage this week by the Arkansas legis-
lature of law providing a $500 pen
atty for betting on horse races. This
will be severe blow to, the winter
races at Hot Springs. ~.