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

VIM. De la Barr of Walkerton,
spent the day in Plymouth. -.
Mr.. E. Lonegreen of Donaldson,
spent the day here on business.
Mrs. G. A. Dill went to South Bend
to visit with friends for a few days
Mr. George See has returned to his
home in. Denver, Ind, after attending
the commencement exercises.
Mrs. Frank Jacox and children and
Miss Schlarb are spending few days
with Mrs. Casper at Chicago.
o. S. Young, accompanied by his
brother, Art Young of this city, re-
taurned to his home in South Bend.
Mrs. Chas. Carey, who has been
visiting with W. H. Craig and family,
returned to her home in South Bend
Donald Conner has returned to his
home in Rochester after attending
the commencement of his sister Myr-
tie
Mrs. R. E. Cox and Mrs. Parks
have gone to Elwood, to attend the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
lingo.
Mrs. Peter Krouse and her father,
B. r. Ladd, lave returned to their
home in Argos, after visiting with
Mrs. Fowl of this city.
Misses Myrtle Swerington and Eth
eel Schrader of Argos, who have been
visiting with the family of L. ]. Hess,
have returned to their home.
Misses Lillian Burcher and Addie
Keller. who have been visiting with
Mrs. Frank Housin. returned to their
home in Monterey, Wednesday.
Mr.. Metsker withdrew his objec-
tons early this morning and Mr..
Steinebach was elected county super
tendent.
Lloyd McFarlin, with the Armour
company at Chicago, is at home on
a two-weeks' vacation with his par
ents, and the family of Mr.. Agler, at
Twin lakes.
The Prayer meeting of the M. E.
church will be held tonight instead of
tomorrow night on account of the
absence OF the pastor from. the city
tomorrow.
The Womcn's Relief Corps will
serve ice cream and cake at their So
cial to be given in the G. A. X. hall
Thursday, June 6, beginning at 5 p.
m. Everyone invited. jun5d2
| A young man about town wished
Saturday night to spend the evening
with one of his girl friends, and in
order to learn if it would be agree
able he wrote note, called a small
boy, gave him the note and dime
and told him to deliver the note and
| bring back an answer In little bit
the boy returned, handed back the
dime and said, "She said it would be
all right, you can come-but she
don't need the money"
Sheriff Voreis and Prosecutor Mol
ter went to Hibbard Tuesday to
bring back Richard Humphrey, who
has violated his parole. Humphrey
was arrested some three months age
for executing wild west ways in his
home. Sentence was suspended on
CONDITION that ne should go home
and behave himself Reports came
that he killed horse and was again
ION the warpath. and upon affidavit he
was rearrested today and will be
brought here to serve out sentence
The Erie railway magazine has il
figured out that the railways of the
United States would go twelve time:
around this earth. The locomotive.
and railroad cars of America would
make a string extending from tn,
North pole down to the South pole
leaving enough to make necklae,
around the South pole and enough
more to hang down two thousant
miles into space below the pole
These roads carry in a year sever
hundred million passengers and thir
teen hundred million tons of freight
) This is about nine railroad rides 70
{ every man, woman and child in thu
: United States. The capital invested
} in them represents one seventh of al
the wealth of the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Filson return
ed Sunday evening from Urbans
Ohio. where they had been, being
Y called to the bedside of a dyini
e brother of the former They reache'
: there too late, however, he havini
/ died at 3 p. m. Monday the gath
Y Deceased, John W. Filson, was 2
: Years and months of age, was
r prominent Odd Fellow and membe
of the c.. A R. and had been sol
dier in the civil war four years wher
e The saw many hardships. He was
!. member of the M. f. church and
E great Sunday school worker. II
{ LEAVES a widow and five grown child
: Iren, boys and girls. One brother
h Taylor, survives. three brothers an
: Ione sister having passed away. Tn
e deceased had planned for weeks t
e Visit the cemetery on Decoration da
h where he had four children buried
o bur on that day he was laid away t
await the great calling.