The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-16

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Mrs Bruce Seymour of Mishawaka, |
is visiting with relatives east of this
city
Mrs Rebecca Perry has gone to
Inwood to spend a few days with
friends.
Miss Margaret Kennedy has gone
to South Bend, where she expects to
remain.
Miss Jennie Sigler of South Bend,
is visiting with the family of J. NJ
Troutman.
Mrs Aaron Myers and Miss Edna
Protsman are visiting with friends
at Lapaz.
DR.. J II Boss. of Wier City. Kan
sas, is visiting with friends and rela-
tives jim this city
Mrs. Melvin Chase has gone to
Chicago, where she expects to spend
couple of months.
Miss Olive Bollinger of Hillyard,
| Wash, is visiting with her father,
John Bollinger. in this city.
Dr. T. s. Hunter of Ashland, Ohio,
and Mrs Harry Humrichouser are
visiting relatives at Bourbon
| James A. Miller Of Walnut town
ship, has gone to Newcastle, Pa, to
make his home with his sister.
Vim. Frost has returned TO his
home in Bremen, after spending a
few days in this city and vicinity
Mrs. S. Wolfram, who has been Wis
liting with her brother Martin Asper,
returned TO her home in Monterey
| Tuesday.
| Mrs Thomas Kennedy has gone
to Ambia, Ind, for a few days visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs W.
| d. Thompson
DR.. c. c. Durr wall leave for Tulsa,
Indian Territory, Sunday, where he
will spend a few weeks with his
daughter Mrs Grace Vurris.
Mrs. Grace Wynn has returned to
her home in Terre Haute, after
spending few days with her parents,
Mr. and Ms. John Thompson
Il The Mems chorus OF the Presbyter-
ian church held a special meeting at
, 1.-THE church Monday evening and were
treated TO spread, by Frank Jacox
81 Mr.. and Mrs. ChNs Wells of South
Il Bend, who have been visiting with
friends in this city and IN Argos, fol-
the past few days, returned home
Saturday
81 Mrs. c. NJ Meyers of Broadway
| Virginia, who has been visiting with
Mrs. Chas. Leibert in this city, wen
, to Argos Saturday, where she vii
, visit with friends
ej Chas. Scott, formerly of the En-
: quirer, purchased the Marshall Gil.
Herald and has. taken immediate pos
ssession. The citizens of Bremen ar,
loaih to lose Mr. Scott, but at h,
!, same time wish him unbounded sue
cess sn his new feld-Brcmcn En-
iquirer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Parks en-
tertained the officers and teachers o
the NJ. f. Sunday school Friday ev
> ening at 600 o'clock dinner. After
splendid banquet, toasts touching tn
Sunday school were discussed, and
i delightful social evening enjoyed
{ This school is one of the largest il
northern Indiana, having a member
, ship of more than four hundred
Art Gardener, Rudy Klopfenstine
and Walter Nufer went TO Souti
Bend this morning Art went to tall
u base ball with Agnus Grant whc
n wants him for his league team TIL,
other two named gentlemen will
scout the town for ball players 70
Rudy's Athletics who will shine a
n the Mutt ball park this season.
t Bremen Enquirer
Nappanee IS experiencing a relig
n ious revival An evangelist has beer
II hired and meetings are being held IL
r the Auditorium, from which hundred
i are being turned away nightly, be
S, cause of the crowded condition of tn
J. house The business houses close a
J. z o'clock each evening during TIL
G series, and the News issues dali,
: paper, giving the sermons of the re
: vivalist.
Although it will be the shortes
IS month in the year, February of 100
e will have five Saturdays Five Sat
y urdays in February occurs but ono
e in a lifetime Il will be fifty year
: before the month again will boast S.
n many 1t is leap year and the frs
J. and last days come on Saturday Blu
Al three other months in 1908 have fiv
Saturdays-May, August and Octo
d Der
l. Furious over the treatment &C
: corded by the villain to the heroin
e in a play at theater at Lynn Mass
n Thursday night, George Munro
e jumped on to the stage and, afte
e driving the actor who played the par
IS of the villain off the stage, seized tn
lie heroine an his arms and declared h
, would defend her. Stage hands at
i tempted to drive Munroe from tn
It stage but he seized a fire AK and re
l. fused to leave until he was over
powered by six policemen.