The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-04-09

spending a few days with friends in
this city.
Mrs Mary Hilton went to Kewan-
ma Saturday to attend the funeral of
a friend.
Misses Blanche Mccoy and Ethel
Tanning have returned from couple
days visit at Inwood.
Mrs. William Zehner went to
South Bend to spend Sunday with the
family of her son Cyrus
Mrs. l.. Klinghammer and daugh-
ter bessie, of South Bend, are visit
| ing with relatives in this city.
The Odd Fellows of Logansport
will lay the corner stone of their
new building Sunday, April 10.
Mrs Howard Myers has gone to
South Bend for a few days visit with
her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Beck.
Miss Lois Thompson has returned
to Mishawaka after spending weeks
vacation with her parents In this city.
Mrs. Olga Ritter returned to her
home in Warsaw Saturday after
spending a couple of days at Bright
side.
Mrs. d. L. Corey of Walnut, spent
the day in this city, enroute to South
Bend where she will visit for a few
days
| Mrs George Loesch and Vim. Ho-
ham of Fort Wayne, are in this city
the guest of their mother, Mrs. John
| Hoham.
! Wilbert Ward, one of the promi-
nens attorneys of South Bend and
well known in Plymouth, died Friday
morning
G. E. White of Logansport, an or
namental sign painter, has leased the
room recently vacated by McCrory
the grocer.
Mrs. H. c. Sarber of Argos, who
has been visiting with friends in this
city, went TO South Bend for a few
days visit
Howard Kelley of Knox, is visit
ing has father and his sister, Mrs
EVERY in this city and shaking hands
with scores of old friends.
Mrs. L. G.. Wiltshire who has been
visiting with friends in this city and
in Tiosa, returned to her home in
Mishawaka Saturday.
Charles Scott, former editor OF the
Bremen Enquirer, now editing a pa
per at Marshall ILL.,, is prominent n
an anti-saloon fight there.
Mrs Julia Barton and daughter Es-
ther, who has been visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Daniel Haag, returned to
her home in Elkhart, Saturday.
| Miss Lottie York returned to
Wheelock, North Dakota Saturday
after visiting for a few days with bel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry York
Miss Ella Cole who taught schoo
at lnwood, has returned to Plymouth
where she will spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Cole
Mrs s. Primley OF South Bend
who has been visiting with the famil,
of her father-in-law, F. Primley fol
a few days, returned TO her home
Saturday.
Mrs. L. II. Baum and daughter
Helen, OF South Bend, were thu
guests of Plymouth friends today, en-
route to Donaldson, where they vii
visit with relatives.
The Populists in national conven
ton at ST. Louis. nominated Ton
Watson for president and adopted
a platform declaring that they will
never again fuse with any party.
The board OF control of the prison
at Michigan City granted 81 paroles
out of 73 applications This is larg
er number than usual, but the pc
cent of releases is about as usual
The line of march for the parad,
: of the Grand Army of the Republic
at Kokomo this year has been KEEP
down to a little more than one mil,
in length. Last years march in For
! Wayne was over three miles long.
: Mrs. Dial of Plymouth, is opening
| millinery store in the Cole building
recently occupied by McCabe Bros
She will be assisted by Miss Lutrell:
Observation-Disclosures Independ
, ent
A blanket remonstrance containing
: 2O4 signatures of Olive township
Elkhart county farmers was filed il
the circuit court at Goshen THURSDAY
afternoon. This insures that Waka
rusa will be continued as a dry town
Masters Homer Carver and Cliff
. ford Overleese returned TO Their
homes in Elburn, Ill, Saturday, aftei
! visiting with the family of their uncle
Chas. Carver
The old Phoenix mill at South
Bend built originally in 1916 by Har
per Bros, is being torn down. The
recent high water loosened the foun
dation 10 such an extent that it was
feared the building would fall into the
river Latterly the mill has been own
ed by the Oliver Plow Works
Must Pay Toll of Liquor.
Mrs Grace IoNce OF Xevay. Swift.