The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14
LOCAL NEWS

L
day
Mrs. Levi Henderson of Culver.
was the guest of Plymouth friends
today.
Mrs H. G. Thayer has returned
from Florida, where she spent the
winter
Miss Josephine Hodges has gone
to Bremen, for few days visit with
friends
Joseph Gray of Hubbard, stopped
in this city Thursday on his way to
Tippecanoe.
Mrs. Catherine Martin went to Bre-
men Thursday, where she will spend
a few days.
Mrs. Ed MAGELLAN has gone to South
Bend for few days visit with friends
and relatives
There VII be several new teachers
IN the Plymouth schools when they
open next September.
Mrs DR. Smith went TO Chicago
Wednesday for a few days visit with
friends and relatives.
Hon. George Holman has returned
TO Rochester after transacting some
important legal business here
Mrs. A. Ringenberg has returned
to her horne IN Bourbon, after a lev
days visit with the family of Ely Mil
ner
Miss Hannah Gault has returned to
her home in Mentone, after visiting
her sister, Mrs w. H. Hallock in
this city.
Miss Mamie Washburn of Culver,
who has been visiting with her uncle,
Geo Washburn, for a few days, re-
turned to her home Thursday
Mrs. Nancy Highshew of Bangora,
Mich, who has been visiting with
friends in this city, and at Inwood,
returned to her home Thursday.
The Odd Fellows OF rhis city, at
tended the funeral of Joseph c. Bar
ret, former resident of Plymouth,
at Rochester Thursday after, Don.
The United States, Adams, Wells
Fargo, Pacific and American Express
companies have filed petition to en-
join the railroad commission from en-
forcing ten per cent cut in express
rates.
Mrs. Mary Snyder of Knox, who
has been visiting at Indianapolis, was
the guest of the family of VIM. Nc
Cormick Tuesday enroutc to her
home
The congress of the United States
IS on record against the canteen IL
soldiers homes The vote stood 167
toS46. Congressman Lands declared
that all habitual drunkards ought to
be expelled from the homes.
Joseph Black of German township,
was drawn on the jury and came to
Plymouth Monday, but he persuaded
Judge Bernetha that he was needed
in his cornheld more than on the jur,
anu was allowed to return home.
Jacob Wideman of Monterey, who
has been in this city on business for
a few days. returned home Thursday
Messrs. Frank Hagar and dinner
Love have returned from a short visit
with friends and relatives in Misha-
waka
Rev. w. NJ. Nicely of Culver, IS at
tending the general conference OF the
NJ E. church at Baltimore, but he is
not a delegate. Rev. Paul Curnick, d.
d. and Hon. Marvin Campbell of
South Bend are the delegates from
this district
Joseph Barrett, who at on iiiye
ran a restaurant in this city : | at
his home in Rochester Tuesday night,
aged "a years He leaves a widow
and two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Viii
hanson of Auburn and Mrs Craze
Irwin of Rochester.
In sizing up prosperity. candidates
for Congress from this district it
might be we'll to first settle the ques-
ton whether we wish t. nave a rep
resentative or court bufoon at
he, IL,
Der northumberland Bend New
Era.
Three candidates for president
Governor johnson of Minnesota, Will
liam J. Bryan of Nebraska and
Charles Warren Fairbanks of Indi-
ana, passed through Plymouth on the
Pennsylvania limited at 7:43 Monday
evening. All of them were on their
way to Washington.
DR.. Palmer was called to Ohio by
the serious illness of his father and
the funeral of Mrs. Pershing at the
NJ. f. church Friday afternoon, was
conducted by Rev. L. S. Smith Of
Lafayette and Rev. DR.. Brooke Of
Valparaiso former pastors of the NJ.
T. church in this city.
E. w League, of Plymouth, has
leased the Warsaw opera house, and
has installed a moving picture ap-
pararus. The first entertainment, in
GLIDING all the latest pictures and al
Illustrated songs, was given Monday
night, and will continue every week
day evening. Times.
What might have been disastrous
FIRE in Elwood was caused by English
.parrows building a nest under the
caves Of house, in which the birds
had used a box of matches as the