The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-30

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quite sick with grip is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Porter spent
Sunday with friends at South Bend
O. NJ. Welborn has bought the
L.emert barn and will move TO Ply
mouth.
Noble McCrory of Indiana Harbor,
visited with his parents in this city
Sunday.
Robert Gear of Chic,so, spent
Sunlg with friends and rei,,.ves in
this city.
Miss Lizzie Fortune of South Bend,
is visiting with Mrs. Bert Ostrum in
this city.
Thomas Kennedy. opeT~v--~at the
L. Z. & w, spent Sunday with rela-
tives. at Ambia, Ind.
Mrs. Ernest Shrider OF Fl. Wayne,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pocr Ulrich, in this city.
Chester Imler of Auburn, Ind,
was the guest OF his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. |. Imler, Sunday.
Mrs. ID. O. Reynolds went t. Peru
Monday, to spend a few days with
! her sister, Mrs. John Trainer.
Mss Alice Smith has returned to
her homesin Rutland, after spending
a couple OF days with friends here.
Miss Mary Wynn OF Tiosa, who
has been visiting with the family OF
Jacob Giek, returned to her home,
Monday.
Miss Lottie Kubley has returned
| to her home in Walnut. after visiting
! with her sister. Mrs. c. NJ. Walker
in this city.
A week has passed and Metsker
the unhoiy has not as yet published
the names of the poker players.
Cause why?
Mrs. l.. +. Dial and Miss May
| Schlarb went to Mclean, Ill, Mon
icy to attend the %funeral 81 their
70 ,t.r brother, Charles Schlarb.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zumbaugh,
Of South Bend. who have been Wis
ting with the family of ]. T. Hindel,
went 10 Culver for a short visit Mon
day,
Mark Jacoby was called to Rock
ford, Ill. Monday, on ccou of the
serious illness OF Dan Rhodes, who
formerly made his home with Nj.
Jacoby.
Miss Vivian Stacy of Niagara
county, ". Y. who has been visiting
with the family of Joseph Mead. in
this city. went to Chicago. Monday,
for a visit with friends.
Bradley Polytechnic Institute, of
the University OF Chicago, is en-
riched by the sum of 81, 200, 900 by
the death of Mrs. Lydia Bradley,
the Hefty Green OF Peoria.
Miss Lucretia Loring and her
guest, Miss Mamie Blair. OF LaPorte.
went to G~reencastle, Wednesday,
where they will attend a formal party
given by the Alpha Omicrom ri,
sorority girls.
Because, it is alleged, DR.. H. P.
Hansen, coroner OF Story county, Ia,
talked saucily over the telephone o
Miss Alice Mckee, an operator, a
jury awarded her a verdict of $50.
He has appealed.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Mills. have
gone to indianapolis to attend the
meeting of the State Dairy Associa-
ton. also TO spend a few days with
the parents of the former, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. H. Mills.
Plans TO raise a fund of $1O0,O 900
for the relief OF the unemployed in
Chicago were made at a meeting of
"A OF the most prominent men OF the
city at the Grand Pacific hotel
Thursday afternoon.
Congressman generally increase
their salaries when times are hard
and wages OF laborers lowest. The
votes hex November will be given
to men who think $4,000 is enough
pay for six months work.
Fire Sunday night totally consum-
ed the fine new barn belonging to
Clarence Fulmer and located about
three and one half miles southwest OF
Mishawaka. As the result of the
structure being attacked by flames 13
cows persisted.
Some $4,000 tons of the wool from
farms and sheep ranches as far west
as the Rocky Mountain slopes curl
ously enough was whirled past Chi
cago in 1906 to mills in the east,
where 1T went right in and turned
around and came right back west
again.
William Clark, the baker. has re-
signed his position with J. X. Hewitt
and Will quit the business for a time
at least. He commenced baking in
Plymouth in 1876 and has worked al
most 10000 days. baking over three
million loaves OF bread, besides pies
and cakes in this city.
At the Presbyterian church next
Sunday at 1890 a. m. a special ser
vice for young men will be held. 1t
viii be in recognition OF the third
anniversary Of the Young Mems BIZ
bic class of which Mr.. F. B. Carey
IS the teacher. The presence of the
class in a body. the militia company,
the extra fine music and the sermon
appropriate TO the occasion by the
pastor. will be special features of the
; service. All young men especially
invited.