The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-23

Anderson Beagles. who was criti-'
cally i'll for several weeks, is now
Mrs James Goddard is spending
a few days with friends and relatives
at South Bend.
Mrs. John Drake of South Bend is
in this city the guest of her sister.
Mrs. John Sheets.
Mrs. Catherine Drake OF South
Bend, is visiting with friends in his
city and in Tyner
Miss Jane Shaded has gone to Chi
cago for couple weeks visit with
friends and relatives
J. S Neff OF Napanee, returned to
his home Saturday afer visiting the
family of Chas. Kebert
Miss Edith Roher has gone to
North Manchester, where she expects
to spend couple OF weeks.
Mrs. A. c. Capron has gone to
Chicago. where she will spend a
couple of weeks with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Felter of Warsaw,
are visiting their daughters, Mrs
Tanning and Mrs. Mccoy in this
city.
Mrs. Morris Agler went to Hib-
bard where she will spend a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. ID. w. Gross
man
Mrs. Nancy Gum has returned TO
her home in Argos. after spending a
few days with friends in this city and
vicinity
Mrs B. ]. Cramer went to Tyner
Saturday. where she will visit with
her brother. Jonathan Wilson, for a
few days.
Miss Sadie Eisemmenger of Walk
erton, who has been visiting with the
family of Fred Shearer, returned 10
Walkertons Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Roose returned to her
home in Hamlet Saturday after
spending couple OF days with Mrs.
Marie Baughman in his city.
Mrs. Bert Updike Of Minot, North
Dakota, who has been visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. ].
Cramer, has gone to Tyner, for a
short visit with relatives.
ROLAND the 13-year-old son of c.
w. Metsker. while coasting with a
number of boys in the south part OF
this city. Saturday afternoon fell and
fractured a bone in his left leg.
A crowd OF young folks took bob
ride to the home OF o. NJ Welborne,
six miles east of this city, Friday
night Refreshments were served by
their hostess, and a good time was
enjoyed by all.
About 600 foreigners, who had
been working at South Bend until the
late financial strinpency left for their
former homes in the old countries
last week. This makes a total oil
about 2OOO that have left South Ben
during the past six months.
Mrs L. w Norton, only sister OF
S. f. Reeves of this city died al
Bellevue, Pa, Monday morning. She
and her husband were residents oil
Plymouth many years ago, Mr.. Nor
ton having harness shop here. They
went from here TO Newcastle, Pa
where Mr.. Norton died some twenty
years ago The remains of Mrs
Norton will be taken to Newcastle
for burial
The Rev John F. Appleman, for
merly of this county, who recent ,
resigned as superintendent of the
German Baptist Orphans and Old
Folks homes at Mexico. Ind, has
announced that the association in an.
ticipation of wider field among the
German Baptists OF Indiana, will
form State organization, OF which
he will be superintendent AT fhS
homes he will be succeeded by Ma
thar Troyer, Of South Bend
The floor studded with human
teeth, crumbling skeletons of dog:
and other small animals, and mound.
of piled up rocks at irregular inter
walls, is the peculiar contents of Z
cave discovered at Scott Cove, Brit
ish Columbia, by J. H. McGarth, sec
rotary OF the Scott Cove Lumbei
company who is at that point super
intending the building OF a dam OF
the Scott Cove river. Although wat
err Tapped the entrance, the caves IN
terror was dry as powder, the hooi
being covered with fine dust, the de
post OF ages.
There is a report in circulation tc
the effect that Mr. A. ]. Dillon, o
Rochester, is being earnestly urged
by quite large following OF Repub
licans to ask for the congressional
nomination at the Plymouth conven
ton, on the 4th of next month. /
he should decide to enter the contest
Fulton county Republicans would
need offer no apology for his candi
dacy, as he is not only strong Re
publican, with an extended acquaint
ance ever the district, but is an in
telleotual gentleman, qualified II
every sense to discharge the dutie:
of such an important trust with fidel
ity TO his party and honor to him
Rochester Republican.