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


Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White VISITED
with Culver friends Saturday
Miss bessie Foreman has gone to
Syracuse. Ind, for few days visit
Ralph Peldon went to Chicago
Tuesday, where he has accepted en-
ployment
Ormond Swinehart has returned TO
Rochester, after spending few days
in this city
Benjamin Spath of Valparaiso, is
visiting with his sister, Mrs George
Kruger in this city
Charles Ulrich was quite sick with
pneumonia several days last week,
but is now improving
Mrs. Elizabeth Riggens has gone
to Culver TO visit with her son, ]. w.
Riggens. for few days.
Mrs. Chas. Mclaughlin has gone
to South Bend, to spend a few days
with the family of Ed Baxter.
VIM. Pitts and family have gone
to Forrest, Ohio. where they will
visit with the family of his brother,
Samuel
Mrs. o. Stotts Of Inwood, was a
Plymouth caller today The family
IS moving TO Winamac where they
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Mrs. s. D. Walters, of Fl. Wayne,
and her mother Mrs. Fred Bell, OF
Inwood. whom she has been visiting,
were Plymouth visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Holland and
Mr.. and Mrs Dayton Hoover, have
gone to Roam. Ind, for few days
visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Voreis return
ed to their home in Hammond Tues
day after spending a few days with
the formers brother, Daniel. in this
city.
The United States Army IS 10000
men short of the minimum desired.
1t IS not bad Place for the unem-
ployed who can pass the require
ments.
The Oldest inhaDitant with his
record OF warm winters should have
been on duty during the past two
months. The warm weather is still
with IS
Steamships are carrying passengers
10 Europe for less than 2 cents a
mile, with subsistence thrown in
Transportation by water is beyond
comparison the cheapest.
The amount of money boarded dur
n'g the recent furry is estimated at
se75.OoO,oOO As this is only $3.50
per capita the calculation may be call
ed decidedly conservative
About 100 men were fed in the free
soup house at South Bend Monday
Many tenants are being disposed OF
on account OF the non-payment OF
rent. The situation is serious.
A. L. Arson of Warsaw, found a
swapping turtle measuring IL inches
across the back creeping along Main
street in that city It's a sure sign oil
an open winter the old residents say
Misses Flora and Elpha Silvius oil
Monroe, Wis, who have been visit
ing with the family and other rela-
tives in this city and vicinity, went
TO Etna Green Tuesday, for a short
s:s;1.
Mrs. c. A Francisco of Lincoln
Ill, who has been visiting with her
daughter, Mrs DIR. Lindquist in thi:
city, went to Defiance, Ohio Tuesday
where she will spend a few days with
relatives
A. II. Blown, of Milford, instead
of ending up his public sale bill ii
the usual way, and other articles
too numerous TO mention" closes
thus "a shepherd dog and thirteen
cats"
Swan township. Noble county col
lected $174 in dog tax in 1907 ane
paid out s346 in damages for sheer
killed by dogs during the year and i
IS now figured that the dog bushes:
in that township is losing propo
sition.
Al Reeves. a former resident o.
this city, now secretary of the Ind
ana Lumber Company, at Nashville
Tenn. is reported seriously i'll al
his home in that city. He is the onl,
living brother of Stephen E. Reeves
of Plymouth.
Monday was the thirteenth birth
dav of Miss Fay Denny, and the
members of the Kings Daughter:
class OF the NJ. T. Sunday schoo
prepared themselves victuals" an(
repaired to her home, taking Mis-:
Fay by surprise A very happy even
ing was spent.
Orders for further reduction of ex
penses were received at Elkhart Fri
day by the officials of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern railroad ano
400 men employed in the back shop:
have been put on four-day-a-weel
basis. This gives the men but 81
hours work eac1 week. just how
long this order will be in force the
officials are unable to state.