The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-08-29


Mrs J. w Blodget of Chicago, is
the guest of Dan Jacoby and family
Miss Freeda Chandler of Warsaw.
IS spending the week with friends in
this city.
Miss Bertha Swoveriand has gone
to Chill, Ind, for a weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs A Mitchell of Chaunte, Kan
sas. is visiting with the family of w
w Sponsler.
Miss Mary Jacoby has returned
from a two weeks visit with friends
at Lima, Ohio.
Mr. T. G. Reinochl of Nappanee, is
spending few days with the family
of H. L. Unger.
Misses Frances Thayer and Estclla
Reynolds have returned from q two
weeks visit at Iaporte.
Miss Rath Moore has returned
from couple weeks visit with rela-
tives at North Manchester.
Miss Grace and Master Glen Rltch-
ey are visiting with Miss Ritct.e y's
sister, Mrs. Kortlarg in Chicago.
Fred Morsches. OF Anderson, Ind,
is visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Morsches in this city,
Miss Fay Gardner of Terre Haute,
wfo has been visiting with her aunt,
Ms. C. d. Snoeberger, is the guest
of friends at Chicago
At Hope hospital in Fit Wayne on
Friday Mrs. Frank Langhor, of Col
umbia City, was operated upon for
gal, stones and 1,243 were removed
She will recover.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Wiltfong
left for Syracuse N. Y. on the Nj
ara excursion Tuesday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Leslie Bell and family,
who reside at Manlius, a suburb of
Syracuse
Bert Harris, brother of John
Harris, and an old resident of Ply
mouth. is here visiting with relatives
He is an expert musician and COM
poser, and has not been in Plymouth
for Is years
twenty-five members of the Young
Women's Social union of the Presby,
terrain church gave an informal sur
prise for Mr.. and Mrs Thornbury at
the home of Miss Estella Chase.
Monday evening
Among the NIAGARA Falls excur-
sionists Tuesday morning were Mrs.
John Boss and four daughters, Helen
Jordan, Ada Haag, and Clara Gratef.
Mrs. Boss and children will continue
70 Jamestown and other eastern
points.
The Northwest Indiana conference
Of the M. E. church in which Ply
mouth is located, will meet at Green
castle, September s. 1t is understood
that Rev. J. S. Crowder will not re-
turn consequently Plymouth viii
have new preacher.
John Flosinzier has filed reolevh.
suit against. John Doe, for recovery
of dog. Said Doe went to Flosin-
zier's residence and took dog away
from Mrs Flosinzier, claiming .he
animal 70 be his The hearing is set
for Monday at 900 a. m at Unger's
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel J. Without
returned from Ohio. Sunday morn
ing, where they have been living the
past six years. They win visit their
son in Minnesota and will then re
turn to Plymouth and make their
home at their residence on South
street
Maria B. Woodwork, the once ia
nous trance evangelist, has emerged
from sevral years obscurity and is
back in indiana The usual crop of
religious maniacs will follow her re-
appearance unless Marie has lost the
strange power she used to exert over
her converts"
James M. Dale. one of Goshen's
oldest merchants. died Sunday aged
76 years. He was for several years
leading business man of Plymouth;
he left here in 1873 His wife was
Miss Bessie Fuller, daughter of Judge
Fnller of this city She with a son
and a daughter survive.
Genevera Dreiblebis, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dreiblebis, died
Friday at their home, 915 East Minof
street, aged s months and days
Funeral services were held at St. Jo-
seph's church, Sunday morning at
GAS, Rev Father Peter Lauth offici-
ating after which the remains were
taken to Plymouth for interment-
South Bend Times
Thoroughly convinced that the
campaign to rid Chicago of criminals
is genuine and that the police are n
earnest in an effor' to put a stop to
the crime wave which has been re-
sponsible for numerous murders and
hold-ups during the past month,
'yeggs", "stick-up" men, ordinary
thieves and crooks of every descrip-
ton are leaving the city by scores.
Gustave H. Schinkey died last Fri
day and was buried Sunday at South
Bend. He had been confined for a
number of years in Longcliff asylum,
insanity being brought ON by his con-
tinued labor in a factory near a ire
mendous hammer whose p0lndings