The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-11-26

Geo. II. Thayer and son, Paul,
spent Saturday afternoon at Culver.
Miss Emma H;ssong of Culver,
was a Plymouth caller Saturday.
Mrs. Ora Shumaker OF Bourbon,
called on Plymouth friends Saturday
Preaching Sunday at the Christian
CHURCH at 1920 a m. and at p. m.
Miss Mamie Kelly and brother,
Glen, spent Saturday afternoon at
Culver.
Miss Marcella Sherburn of War
saw, is the guest of friends in this
city.
Mrss Louisa J. Head went to South
Bend, Saturday to attend sick
friend.
Leonard Wilson and Clyde Souder
of Culver, were in this city on bust
ness Saturday.
Miss Ruth Chadwick went TO
Bourbon to spend Sunday with Miss
Lura Rose.
Mrs. Floyd Scott of Tyner was
Plymouth visitor Saturday enroute to
South Bend
The Buffalo stock yards have been
guaranteed on account of foot and
mouth disease.
Anthony Molter is spending a few
days at St. Joseph. Mich, with his
wife who is there.
Mesdames Christian Ernigh and
Georgia Humbert of Burr Oak, were
in Plymouth Saturday
Mrs. S. A. Reed has left for
couple weeks visit with friends at
Warsaw and Silver Lake.
Supt L. E. Steinebach spent Satur
day at Bremen. attending German
township Teachers Institute.
Mrs. Ida Washburn has gone to
South Bend to spend Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. John Lewalley.
Mrs. Fred Lemler has returned to
her home in Bourbon, after visiting
with the family of L. D. Bland in
This city.
/Dr. Emory Reeves has returned to
his home at Princeton, Illinois, after
visit of two days with his parents
in this city
Mrs. Lavina Kimble and brothdf,
Franklin Dunport, left for a couple
weeks visit with relatives in Holmes
county, Ohio.
John d. Rockefeller proved a good
witness in his own behalf, but WAS
forced to admit profits of $4,000, 900
in eight years.
Miss Estella Harper has returned
to her home in South Bend after
visiting with her mother, Mrs F. W.
Walter for a few days.
| Tom L. Johnson mayor of Cleve-
land, is the last millionaire to be-
come bankrupt and give up his fine
residence and automobile.
Mrs. T. L. Shanahan of South
Mrs. H. B. Whitlock in this city,
left for a short visit at Logansport
Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah WaShburn of Tippe-
canoe, who has been visiting with
friends in this city, went to Misha-
waka to spend a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Mary White.
Mrs. w. H. Rutledge of Hart,
Mich, and Mrs Daniel Schneck of
St. Joseph, Mich, who have been WIS.,
iting with Mrs. Edwin Richards for
few days, returned to their homes
Friday.
Editor Barnhart, congressman
elect, is now visiting the principal
cities of the Thirteenth district to
| find out from party leaders what he
ought to do Mnen he gets to Wash
Engton
Fires in woods and marshes have
done much damage to fences and
| timber IN the northeast part of this
county during the past three days.
The peat in many marshes is burning
and cannot be extinguistred
Annie Price, who mas been in Al
berta, Canada, several years, is visit
| ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Price in West township. He will 60
to Cuba in about three weeks to
spend the winter with sister who
resides there
The defense in the Lamphere trial
at Laporte is now presenting evil
dcnce to prove that Mrs. Guinness is
alive and that she poisoned the child
rem and that the body of the woman
found in the ruins after the fire was
one whom she had murdered
Typhoid fever and diphtheria were
prevalent to an alarming extent in
many sections of Indiana during Oc-
tober. The people of Marshall
county have reason to be thankful
that for many years they have been
comparatively free from these dis
eases.
South Bend is now demanding a
superior court OF her own and Elk
hart is afrai4 it will cause trouble
for their court given them a year
ago. Both c. W. Miller and Aaron
S. Zook who aided in establishing
this court went down in defeat in the
recent election and Ell1hart assisted
materially in burying them-Goshen
Democrat.
The expert sent by the Democratic