The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-07
LOCAL NEWS

an operation for tumor at a Fort
Wayne hospital Friday.
Five inches of snow at Cincin-
natl and eight inches at Buffalo
broke all records for May /.
Rev. ]. J. Coleman went to
Hamlet to hold quarterly meeting
Saturday evening and Sunday.
Mrs. Agnes Bolts OF Bourbon
has gone to Bloomington for an
extended visit with her children
Mrs w. S. Jordan has returned
to South Bend after a visit of a
few days with Mrs. B. F. Clax-
ton.
Mrs. S. ]. Morgan has returned
to her home at Indianapolis, after
a visit of few days at Bright
side.
Superintendent Steinbach and
family went to Bourbon to attend
commencement and visit over
Sunday.
Matthias Jones of Walkerton,
spent few hours in this city Sat
urday on his way to Flora to visit
relatives.
Evangelist Arson F. Buckley
went to Wanatah Saturday to
hold Sunday services for Rev. ].
w. Brooks.
Julian Curtis has returned to
his home at Chicago after a visit
with his grandmother, Mrs. Julia
+. Work at Brightside.
The Democrats had a cold day
for their primary election, an in,
dication that it will be very chill
ly for them in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mangus,
living northeast of here, went to
South Bend Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Samuel Borden.
Mrs. Kilmer of Kewanna, stop
ped in this city Saturday morning
on her way to Etna Green to visit
over Sunday with relatives.
One of Wallace's performing
leopards nearly killed a very val
liable ring horse at the Peru win
ter quarters a few days ago.
]. F. Dunnick and family have
returned to Bremen after having
spent five months in Fitzgerald,
Ga, and other southern points.
Mrs. Thomas Earl, residing two
and a half miles northeast OF
town, went to Wakarusa Satur-
day to visit for a week with her
brother.
There were few fakes OF snow
Saturday, May 2, and all the men
wore overcoats. 1t was one OF
the coolest days ever seen in this
city in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Singrey who
had been visiting friends at Ar
Cos ard Bremen for the past two
weeks. returned to their home at
South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Meredith
of Culver, went to Denver, Ind,
Saturday to attend the funeral oil
DIR. Piper, who was killed by a
railway train.
7. II. Swihart of Walkerton
was in town Saturday. Mr.. Swi-
hart purchased an excellent quail
itv of seed corr, that was being
shipped from Frankfort.
LADIES-Atcend the cooking
lessons at the opera house, and
taste of the dainty foods. Also
lutely free. One week beginning
Nav 18th. from $50 to 5.
T. w. Gray and family have
gone to Noble county to visit rel
atives until Mr.. Gray's thumb
which was cut off at the Novelty
factory, gets so that he can work
Albert O'Brien of Boston, a
sailor in the u. s. N, who had
been spending a fortnight with
his sister, Mrs. Clara Vogt, at the
Lake of the Woods, went to St
Louis Saturday.
The real reason for locating the
national Democratic convention
at Denver is out. 1t is claimed
that two drinks in that high alti-
tude will affect man as much as
nine at sea level.
Joseph A. Emmerling, who has
been employed here by the gas
company, went to Hammond Sat
urday morning where he expects
to remain about two months and
then go to California
Matthias Mangus OF Walnut
township, who had been visiting
the family of John Freed several
DAYS, returned home Saturday.
His daughter Mrs. Freed, went to
Argos to visit over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. NJ. Duffey
have returned to their home at
Rluffton after visit of few
DAYS in this city with the family
of Rev. ]. ]. Coleman Mrs. Duf-
few and Mrs. Coleman are sisters.
Tons of carp are dying in the
lakes OF Noble county, according
to a letter which has just been
received by DR.. ]. N. Hurry, sec
rotary of the state board of health.
from w. A. Williams "a druggist
at Rome City.
Prof. d. Frank Redd, who was
called here by the serious illness