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

DAY.
Reed Parker of South Bend, has
been spending few days in Ply
mouth.
Miss Ada Laudaman of South Bend,
was Plymouth visitor Saturday and
Sunday.
Levi Miller of Polk township,
transacted business in Plymouth
Monday.
George Kreikbaum of Tippecanoe
township, was a Plymouth visitor
Monday.
Mrs. w. O. kilmer of Rochester,
spent Sunday with her husband in
Plymouth.
Mrs. Frank Powell of Tyner. visit
ed relatives in Plymouth Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Lowman of Roches-
ter, spent Sunday in this city, visiting
Mrs. Personnel
Frank Southworth and Samuel
Gretzinger returned from Texas with
good opinion of that country
George Matz has returned to his
home near Nappanee after visit of 4
/ few days in this city and vicinity.
Mrs. Porter Jack of Hamlet visited
over Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mccormick in this city.
Miss Bessie Williams has gone to
Indianapolis to study spring millin-
cry styles for Balls millinery depart
ment.
Mrs. Dora Cooper and children
have returned to Daley, Mich, after
a visit of several days with relatives
here.
| Mr. and Mrs c. A. Armantrout OF
South Bend, spent Sunday with
| Frank Armantrout and family near
this city.
A very large number of people
from this city went to the funeral
of Mrs. Eva Nye at Tyner Tuesday
| afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gibson, who
resided on farm near Hibbard dur
ing the past year, have moved back
to Pierceton
| The bill regulating insurance COM
panies now before the legislature
does not affect fraternal insurance
companies in any way
Robert Head, who was deputy sher-
if during Monroe Steiner's term OF
Office, has accepted position in the
State bank of this city.
Henry Campbell residing west OF
Walkerton in Laporte county, spen,
Sunday in Plymouth. He attended
the horse sale Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock and children
of Galien, Mich, spent Sunday with
Mr.. Babcock's mother, Mrs. Eli Sill
vius, just north of this city
Mrs. Renner arrived from Colum-
bus, Ohio, Monday afternoon to visi,
her sister Mrs. Ocher and other rel
atives here and at South Bend.
| Mrs. A. Harmon of Etna Green
spent Sunday in this city at the home
of Mr. and Mrs E. c Martindale anc
went from here to Argos for a visit
of few days.
]. NJ. Geib and son have returned
to their home near Nappanee after
visit of few days in this vicinity
| They leave for Colorado in a few
days to make that state their home
| Mr.. and Mrs Alva Finch of For
Wayne, who were called to Tyner las
week by the death of Mrs. Finch:
father, George Haag, returned home
Monday.
| Justice Brewer says in a sermon ir
New York that religion will make Z
good citizens of the negroes OF the
South, and he might have added thai
religion is the principal factor ir
making white men good citizens
| 1t is reported that Representative;
Greiger of Laporte county is death
on bills that ask for increases OF sal
aries. We are waiting to see him xii
the bill that asks for increases of sal
aries of members of the legislature.
| Senator R. c. Stephenson of Ro
chester is very busy man in the
legislature, gagged by his picture ir
the indianapolis Star. According tc
that paper he has worn out three
fountain pens as long as fence rails.
The friends of Carter Harrison ir
the Democratic party have commenc
ed an aggressive fight in Chicago to
nominate him for mayor of that city
1t is expected that ex-Postmaster
Bussee will be the Republican nom
inee
Messrs. B. c. Southworth, VIM
EVERY, J. w. Thayer, Frank Lamson
| w. F. Leonard, W. H. Conger and
d. Mccoy, represented the Masons Of
Plymouth at the funeral of o. P
Klinger at Kokomo, Monday after.
noon.
| Plymouth was we'll represented al
the Christian Missionary rally held
in South Bend. Among those who
went from here Monday were Rev
N. III. Sheppard and wife, Mr.. and
| Mrs Frank Cullison, Mesdames Bos-
worth, Vanscoik, Houghton, Craw-
ford, Rockhill, Woodward and Wig
gems