The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-06-20
LOCAL News

Monday evening. They are moving
there
Mrs. George B. Kooser went to
Warsaw to attend the wdding of a
friend.
Mrs. Katherine and Miss Lizzie
Blubaugh, spent Friday in South
Bend
G. w. Drake and family of Sheri-
dan, Ind, are the guests of J. H.
Cooper.
A marriage license was issued to
Oscar P. Woodbury. and Mamie l..
Beldon.
Mrs. o. A. Nideck went to South
Bend for visit of few days with
friends.
Mrs Elizabeth Wiltfong went to
Bourbon, to. visit with her son, b. +.
!ViItfong. h +
Mrs. Lewis Mario went to Misha-
waka Friday. to visit with friends
for a few days.
Miss Fern MorIock has gone TO
South Bend, for visit of few days
with her sister.
Mrs. o. B. Smith and daughter,
Olive, returned to their home in
Donaldson Friday.
Mrs. H. Ames and daughter Grace,
have gone to Bourbon to visit with
Mrs. Ames' sister
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barts went
to South Bend to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Barts' aunt.
E. N. Crowley and wife returned to
Indiana Harbor after visiting with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Sanford Painter and Mrs.
Sarah Thompson of Rochester, spent
Monday in Plymouth.
John Southworth left for South
Bend Friday. From there he in
tends to go to Chicago.
Mrs. Walfenberger of Walkerton,
was in Plymouth Friday. From here
she went to Fl. Wayne.
j. R. Jones went to Chicago Tues
day morning and will probably go to
Da1hart, Texas from there
Miss Leola Holderman has return
ed to her home in Rochester, after
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Pearl DribblebIiss returned
to her home at South Bend. after
cisiting friends in this city
While playing baseball at Claypool,
last Sunday, Robert Ne,-5y broke an
arm while throwing the ball.
Mrs. Whitlock and son Maurice,
who have been visiting n South
Bend, returned Monday evening.
Messrs. Harry Unger, Frank Janke
and J. M. Hemminger have gone t.
Denver, Col. for a week or ten days
stay.
Mrs Geo. Smith and children, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Barton,
returned to their home in South
Bend.
J. A. Zehner and family left for
Cando, N d., where they will visit
with c. c. Long for about three
weeks. ~
DR.. Stephens returned from Texas
Friday afternoon. The doctor has
succeeded in getting good veneer
of tam
Ed Corbin of Salt Lake. Utah ar
rived in the city Tuesday on business
and to visit relatives and friends for a
few weeks.
]. B. WILDER and wife returned to
South Bend after spending few day:
with the families of c. t. Allen and
u. S. Lemert.
Mrs. Louisa Herzberger, who at
tended the funeral of her brother
George Weireiter, returned to heI
= home at Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Troyer have
left for Elburn, ILL., On their wa,
they will stop at Chicago 10 wish
with their sons, Willis and Elmer.
Mrs. Manley Nasterman anc
daughters, Ada and Nancy, who have
been spending a few days with Mrs
Clancy, returned TO their home il
Walkerton
A. B. White returned from Ho
Springs, Ark, and has been visiting
with the family of Chas. Bec,snell
From here he returned to his home
in Michigan City Monday evening
Mrs Katherine Hillsman received
letter from her daughters, saying
that they arrived Thursday after
noon. They stood the trip well anc
are doing nicely. A physician there
says that Emma will fully recover.
The Citizens National Bank Of
Winamac, Ind, has been authorized
to commence business. Capital $50,
600. William Sabel, president; Nose:
A Dilts, vice-president; S. A. Marsh
cashier; c. L. Bader, assistant cashier
Governor Hanly tclephoned to
Brazil Ind, Monday and ordered
Sheriff William Prince to stop the
boxing contest scheduled betwee,
Joe Walcott and Mike Donovan to
take place Tuesday night. Sheriff
Prince notified the manager of tho
Coliseum that the fight would not be
permitted
Charles Douglas, a game warden
while drunk, was in possession oi