The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-04-09

Mrs. Ed Gibson has gone to South
Bend, for few days visit with friends.
Mrs. Peter Ulrich is visiting for
few days with friends ait South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Miner are
spending few days with relatives at
Chicago -
Mrs VIM. Graham and Mrs Ida
Washburn. are visiting with friends
at Etna Green
VIM Shearer has returned from
South Bend where he has recently
undergone an operation.
Mrs F. ~ Massena has gone to
Atwood for few days visit with her
daughter, Mrs Rovenstein.
The Plymouth Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons have inspection tonight,
followed by banquet at Hills Hall
Frank Lenick and son Fred, went
to LaPorte Wednesday to which city
they expect to move in the near fut-
ure
VIII rent house and barn with priv
ilege of grove at Lake of the Woods
for season or year Isaac Brown,
Oxford, Ind 2w3
Mrs Samuel Asper has returned
to her home in Culver, after spending
a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Jacob Wilson.
Miss Goldie Whitesell has returned
to her home in Donaldson, after WIS.,
iting for few days with the family
of G. w Shrider
Mrs Jane Martin and her guest,
Mrs. A. ]. Bash of Goshen, are visit
ing with their sister, Mrs. NJ. A.
Thompson at Tiosa.
Mrs. O. A. Carpenter returned to
her home in Frankfort, Wednesday
after few days visit with her moth
er, Mrs VIM. Zehner
o. f. Farnam, Assistant Train
Master of the B. & o. Ry at Pittsburg
Pa, is in this city, visiting with his
ster, Mrs. J. E. Hanes.
Mayor Fogarty OF South Bend,
says every liquor law gambling law
and vice law shall be rigidly enforced
m ri,a. ritv in the future
Mss Nellie VanPherson returned to
her nome in Donaldson Friday, after
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Hines, in this city.
Mrs. ID. J. Kessinger OF Leesburg,
who has been visiting with the family
of her brother, John Ringgenberg,
returned TO her home Wednesday
Mrs. Drew Hobb of Mshawaka,
Nno has been visiting with Mrs. Ell
nora Bryan in this city, went to Ar
COS, for a few days visit Friday
FOR RENTS acre farm 4 miles
west of Plymouth Good house and
barn. Share or cash rent Address
A J. Blakey, AL Unity Bldg, Chicago
Mr. ard Mrs H. +. Hitchcock of
Elyria. Ohio, who have been visiting
with their son, DIR. G. F. Hitchcock
and wife, returned to their home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.. Imler of Lo-
gansport, who have been visiting
with his father, Rev L. Imler in
this city, returned to their home
Wednesday
Mrs. j. ]. Vinall has returned from
visit of few days with her daugh-
tiers at South Bend and Mishawaka
Her daughter Mrs. Conant of South
Bend, came home with her
. Badness is much rarer among
middle-aged persons in Japan than in
Europe and America owing, it is be-
lieved to the Japanese custom of us
ing no head covering as a rule
MI anu MIS- JdiilSS L. Munger VI
Fl. Wayne. who have been visiting
with his brother Jerry Klinger in
this city, went to- Rochester We'd
nesday, where they will spend the
suamer.
Any None desiring information con
corning Sunny Colorado" and home
stead land adapted to growing all
kinds of grain, vegetables, alfalfa, and
selling from 500 TO $1,000 per acre
write F. F. Janke, Limon, Colo. 9w2
Dan Day, the murdered of seven
teen year old Daisy Phillips of Rens-
selaer, tried ito commit suicide by
breaking the electric light globe OF
his cell and eating the glass. His
throat was badly cut and he bled
good deal. but will recover.
William Miller, Fort Wayne
dairyman, was ordered by the health
authorities to kill fourteen out of
nineteen COWS, the bovines having
been found to be tuDercular. lie re-
fused and an embargo has been plac-
ed on the products of his dairy.
Ralph W. Bartol, nine years con-
nected with the editorial and business
management of the Warsaw Daily
Times, and Bernice Klingel surprised
their friends Tuesday night by being
quietly married by the Rev. D. H.
Guild, pastor of the Methodist church.
Among the Plymouth people who
went to South Bend Wednesday to
attend Ben Hur, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Zehner. Misses jeanette and
Frances Emerson, Miss Mary South
worth. Mrs. Dr. Eley, Mrs A. J.
Bowell, Louis Borton and Quincy
Kleckner.