The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-04-16

| SoJourn in Teaxs.
Miss Jennie Glaze visited with
friends at Rochester today
J. L. Mosher of Hubbard, was a
Plymouth caller Wednesday.
Walter Lindquist is home from
Wisconsin this week for visit of a
few days
Mrs. Ed Voreis and daughter Vera,
have gone to Niles, Mich. for few
days visit.
Mrs. Ella Mccormick of Princeton,
Ind, was a visitor at the Julia Wosk
Home Tuesday.
J. W. Heady has returned to Ko-
komo after spending few days in
this city on business.
Otto Albert and family went to
South Bend Wednesday, where they
will reside in the future.
Mrs. VIM. Everly went to South
Bend, Friday, to spend a few days
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Kellison has gone to
Bourbon to spend week with her
mother, Mrs. David Powell.
The New York state Democratic
convention promptly smothered res
olution to instruct for Bryan.
The Plymouth City Directory is on
sale at "Kruyer's Fruit Store" and
1.-THE Oak" Drug Store. Price Csc. dc
Mrs. c. Preston and Miss Kate
Preston OF LaPorte, are the guests
of Dr. and Mrs Preston in this city.
Mrs. Frank Hatfield and children
went to Rochester Wednesday where
they will visit for a few days with
relatives.
Mrs. Martha Cook and Miss Stella
Bal ey of Letters Ford, visited with
friends in this city today enroute to
Walkerton.
Miss Anna Morrill, was called TO
South Bend Wednesday on account
of the serious illness of her brother
VIM. Morrill,.
Johnson of Minnesota, intimates
that he is in for finish fight for the
Democratic presidential nomination
at Denver in July.
Passion Week service at the Pres
byterian church at 1880 this evening.
Subject The Blindness of Ambition,
| Judas. Everybody welcome.
Mrs Silas Paul of Edwardsburg,
Mich, who has been visiting with
her sister, Mrs S. ]. Middleton, re-
turned to her home Wednesday.
Trix Tinkham and his aunt, Mrs.
D. c. Cole. with whom he has been
visiting wen. to Kalamazoo, Mich,
Wednesday, for few days visit.
Mrs. Frank Pickerel and Isaac Hess
of Argos, and L. ]. Hess of this city,
went to South Bend Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Martha
Rensberger relative.
Newton R. Spencer, who recently
retired as postmaster at Greenfield
and as editor of the Globe, will start
new afternoon daily in the city, to
be known as the Daily Reporter
Alonzo Rice, the Shelby county
poet, has accepted contract to COM
| pile list of forty authors and writers
Of verse in Indiana, secure their bog
raphy. pictures and a short story
from them. A souvenir booklet will
then be printed
Chas. Witt, OF Goshen, city engi-
neer, made the Western Construction
company cease work on the asphalt
pavement in Sixth street in that city.
Forty-five taxpayers wanted to work,
but the company foreman preferred
to employ Italians, hence the inter-
ference.
The Murdocks are planning to have
Fourth of July celebration in La
porte 1t will be one in which they
, will take a great deal of interest
so will the people of LaPorte, says
the Herald. 1t is planned to run the
first interurban car to LaPorte from
South Bend on that day.
The Kosciusko county commission
iers have notified Sheriff Freeman that
hereafter in boarding prisoners at the
county jail 13 1-3 cents meal will
be paid. 1t has been the custom of
sheriffs heretofore to file bills calling
for go cents a day for board, regard
less of the number of meals served.
An ordinance requiring women to
remove their hats during the playing
of ball games a. League park was in
troduced in the Cincinnati city coun-
| Gil by Councilman Robert ]. O'Brien.
O'Brien maintains that the "enor-
nous proportions OF the hats now
appearing make necessary the pro-
lection of the rights of the baseball
fans to see the games.
An old friends tells me that
worn out billiard balls are cut up into
dee WORKOUT footballs are hung on
walls as relics. WORKOUT baseballs
fall into the hands of the street ur-
.hins who ultimately tear them apart
and play with the rubber insidesl
Worn-out moth balls are used to keep
the tarnish off silver. Worn-out golf
balls are lost.-Ex