The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-06-04

Miss Eva Jeffirs has gone to War
saw for feY-days' visit
Otto Albert of South Bend, Is
spending few days in this city
Miss Gertrude Twomey of Bour-
bon, was a Plymouth visitor Thurs
day
Mrs Mary Seltenright and daugh-
ter Miss Nellie, visited at Harris
mouth visitors Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stout are
spending a few days with friends at
South Bend
Misses Mabel and Ella Bryan have
gone to South Bend, for a few days
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Jacob Myers and daughter,
Miss Mary, of Culver, were Ply
mouth visitors Thursday.
Mrs. A. c. Capron has gone to Chi
cago, beng called there by the illness
OF her brother, L. r. Dill
Guy Hindel has returned from
South Bend, where he has been en-
ployed for a couple of months.
1t is now reported that Ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland is suffering from can
GER of the stomach and is incurable
Mrs. Margaret McBroom has gone
10 Toledo, o., where she will spend
the summer with her son, Geo Nc.
Broom
Miss Agnes Schroeder went tc
Lowell, Ind, Thursday, where she
will visit for a lew days with friend:
and relatives
Miss Edna Splitter of Claypool, who
has been visiting with the family o
VIM Strunk in this city, returned tc
her home Thursday
Mrs. Earl CORDIAL, Mrs FREQ
Price and Miss Julia Jockey went &c
South Bend Thursday to attend The
TESTERS, in which Maud Adams j.
appearing.
A prominent Democratic leader o
this county says the Democrats ha'
to postpone their congressional con
vention because their only candidate
DR.. Weiser, decided TO leave the part,
and make the race on an Independent
ticket
Fire that broke out in the ware
house of Rector Brothers, at, Ossian
a small to an ten miles north of Bluff
ton, destroyed property worth no
less than $4,000 One-fouruh of tn,
business section of the town was wip
ed out
Will Qualls who was employed TO
several years in the telephone ex
change here, but who is now manage
of the telephone service at Greens
burg is visiting friends here and a
Argos, where his mother resides. VII
has many friends here
John Meighon and G. w. Hill, ex
pert engineers and mill men of Soutl
Bend, were here TO give expert evi
dence in the river ditch case They
think that the water power would b
worth a great deal if it was utilizet
by the city of Plymouth.
Invitations are out 10 the wedding
of Miss Mabel Schaefer of Argos, Il
Clarence Thresh of this city which
will be held at the home of the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Schaefer on Wednesday, June 10th
Mr.. Thresh is employed at the State
Bank in this city
The investment of 100000 in {;
power plant at Michigan City, Ind
by the Chicago, Lake Shore & Soutl
Bend railway is now understood TT
plant is equipped to furnish far m-,r
power than required to operate car
from South Bend to Chicago. tn,
lines to Niles, along the route of tn
Michigan Central and eventually int,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
The largest campaign expense &C
count filed by any candidate for nom
nation in the recent primary IN In
dianapolis was that of Alfred F. Pots
who was nominated by the Republi
cans for SKATE senator He estimate
his total expenses at S52s.09 TIL
largest items are 1926 for advertising
$s147 for cards and letters, ST.
for newspapers for distribution AM
1892 forfpostage-
Hon. NJ A. q. Packard and Nor
man S. Woodward, two of the oldes
residents of Marshall county, wer
on the train that went west Frida,
afternoon Mr. Packard was going t
Chicago, but Mr.. Woodward was go
ing to Kansas City to spend the sum
mer with his son, Charles, who re
sides there. Mr.. Woodward has beer
a resident of Marshall county "A year
and Mr. Packard was born in Nortl
township.
ODD FELLOWS AT ROCHESTER