The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-12-12

Miss Cecile Morlock is spending
few days with friends at South
Bend
| Ora Kyser went to South Bend
| Thursday, where he has accepted
employment.
| d L. Dickinson and Samuel Gret-
Finger made business trip to Chi
cago Thursday
Mrs. ID. J. Marks has returned to
her home in Valparaiso. after visit
ing with friends in this city
Mrs. B. c. Bowel has returned
to Argos, after visiting with the fam
lilies Of John and Andy Bowel
Mrs C II. Metsker has gone to
Anderson, Ind, for a few days visit
with her mother, Mrs. Frank Myers
Henry Stenbaugh has returned to
Bourbon after visiting for a few days
with his son, Louis and family in this
lefty.
Miss Fay Stout has returned to
her home in Medaryville, Ind, after
weeks visit with her grandfather,
Nathan Stout
Mrs. Reuben Sisk has gone to LAT
ayette. to spend few days with her
daughters. Mrs. John Burns and
Miss Edith Sisk.
Mrs. L. NJ. Krider who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. NJ. A.
Dickson, returned to her home in
South Bend Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Buck OF Dowagiac,
Mich. who has been attending the
funeral of Mrs Mossrander, returned
to her home Thursday.
NJ. and Mrs. A. B. Stout have
returned to their home in Cambridge
Nebraska, after visiting with the for
mers father. Nathaniel Stout.
Rev. w. w. Lineberry and family
have returned to their home in
Greenfield, Ind, after attending the
funeral of Mrs Jacob Kyser.s
Mrs. VIM. Harmon and Miss Eu-
nice Thomas. have returned TO their
homes in Argos, after visiting with
friends in Bourbon, and in this city
Mr.. am, Mrs, Ben Durbin have re-
turned 10 their home in South Bend.
They we're called here by the death
Of Mr.. Durbn grandmother, Mrs.
Honora Durbin.
Mrs NJ. E. Pershing, who has been
sick for two years and fell and broke
her hip few weeks ago, is in very
serious condition. and friends fear
that she can not long survive.
DIR. Camp of Camden. father OF
Mrs. Clay w Metsker of this city,
| is dead in California, where he and
his wife have been for several
months. The body will be brought to
Camden for burial.
The runaway French airship La
Patrie las been found on farm at
Bally Ballagh, Ireland, according to
a Central News dispatch from Bel
fast. The correspondent says the
craft tore up the ground for many
feet until the framework fell apart.
VIM Horn and wife near Mentone,
Ind, celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary Nov. goth. Thirty-five
were present to do honor to the oc-
casion. Mr.. Horn is "a years OF age
and his wife is II. All enjoyed be-
/ ing present with the aged couple.
James Matchett and family finally
severed their relations with Bourbon
for a Warsaw residence The goods
for the home which were m Fl.
Wayne, have been moved to the for
mer place and the family is now en-
gagged in getting ready for an at
home" condition.
A Pennsylvania girl OF Is, who
was punished by her father for en-
pertaining young man TO whom he
and her mother objected, threw her
self mo the river and was drowned.
An Indiana girl of II. who was mar
ried at as. has killed herself because
her parents did not interfere when
the young man came counting.
AT the meeting of the L. o. I. VI.
Wednesday evening the following
corp of officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Com. Treasy Cook; P.
Com. Bessie VanGilder; Lieut.. Com,
Estella Disher; r. and T. K. Ida
Klmer; Chaplain. Ella Jacoby, NJ. s.
A.. Nettie Conger; Sergeant, CATH
ne Richards: Sentinel, Ollie kans> I. :
Picket. Clara Switzer.
The international Live Stock Ex-
position Familiarity known as the Fat
Stock Show, is the event OF this week
in Chicago 1t is estimated that there
are 100000 visitors in that city, at
t-actei by the splendid specimens OF
stock which are on exhibition from
all parts OF the world The animals
that are being shown are the best
Of their respective types and breeds
The funeral OF Onora Durbin was
held at St Michae4's Catholic church
Saturday morning, Dec. Z, 1907
Those in attendance from out OF town
were Iohn F. Durbn, Decatur. ILL.,, a
son: Frank Sapp. Logansport. Ind,
Ben Durbin and wife. Mishawaka.
grandsons; and the following meces
and nephews: J. d. Mckenzie, Co
lumbia City. Ind; Ignatius Blubaugh,
South Bend Walter Blubaugh, FL
wood, Ind; Sarah c. Leas, Warsaw,
Ind.