The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-11-19

Miss IresSie Martin was Mics
MICA. visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cleveland spen
Saturday at South Bend
Mrs. o. A. Candy of Culver was ;
Plymouth visitor Satur6
Miss Chloe Butler OF or zen
Saturday morning in this y.
Mrs. Nellie Finton spent Saturda,
with friends at Pierceton.
Mrs. Daniel Miles and son Edward
spent Saturday at South Bend.
Mrs. c. Soldiers OF Hamlet, is visit
ing with friends in Plymouth.
Mss Emma Stafford visited with
friends at South Bend Saturday.
S Wills On has gone TO Mishawaka
TO spend Sunday with relatives.
Miss Anna Hendricks OF Mishawa-
ka. visited relatives in this city
Ms. Mary Gill OF South Bend, Is
visiting with relatives in this city.
Miss Maud Foreman has gone tc
Lapaz. to spend Sunday with friends
Mrs. NJ. c. Bottorff went TO South
Bend to spend Sunday with relatives
Master Jerome Watson went to
Bourbon to spend few days with
friends Saturday.
Miss Olive Hayes of Culver, wa:
a Plymouth visitor Saturday, enrodt'
To- Indiana Harbor.
Benjamin Force went to Kalama-
zoo. Mich, Saturday, where he has
accepted employment.
Misses Ruth Chadwick, Marie
Rhodes and Francis Thayer spent
Saturday afternoon at Culver.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Folk OF Louis
Vile, o.. are visiting with friends IN
this city and at Lakeville.
Miss Ada Len1lar of Bourbon, Is
visiting in this city, the guest OF
Henry Miller and family.
Mrs. Chas. Becknal went 20 South
Bend 10 spend Sunday with hei
daughter. Mrs. Lertus Murphy.
Mrs. s. L. Richie went 70 Mish-
awake Saturday for a short visit with
her sons, Ray and Clyde Richie.
Miss Arvada Parker, who teache:
at the Hazleton school, went TO In
wood TO spend Sunday with her par.
ents
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Hahn oi
Ogden, ILL.,, are visiting in this city
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Noah
Mikel.
Attorney +. c. Martindale has re-
turned from Rochester where he has
been spending a few days engaged ir
a legal case.
The German Alliance celebrated
the Democratic victory in Indiana
by demanding the repeal OF all TEN
perance laws
J. A. Molter accompanied his moth
er Mrs. Anthony Molter TO St. 10
seph, cdich, Saturday where she WI
enter the sanitarium.
Hugh Kyser, WHO travelled with
Ringling's Circus, this summer. i:
home visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Freedman KEer
Mrs. Adam Baugher returned &c
her home in South Bend Thursday
after visiting for a few days with Mr.:
]. A. Nyfong in this city.
Mrs. Dr. Weiser has returned to
her home in Bourbon, after visiting
for few days with her daughter
Mrs. Ed Gaskil, in this cry.
Miss Maud Wegerley returned tc
her home in Attica, Ind. Saturday al
ter visiting few days with friends
in this city and at Bremen.
Mrs. NJ L. Caudle OF South Bend
who aas been visiting with the fam.
lily of Elmer Young in this city, re-
turned to her home Saturday
Mrs. Minerva Hines of Grover
town, who has been visiting with hel
daughter, Mrs Nary Martin for Z
few days, went to South Bend Sat
urday.
Governor Hanly mas signed al
commissions after canvassing The
votes for all state officers as tabulat
ed by the secretary OF state. Thu:
cuts off disputes for the present anC
the only way the matter can now be
taken up is by the legislature and
the courts.
When the Philadelphia New Yorl
division of the Pennsylvania ha:
electrified, the company will be able
10 cut the running time OF its fast
trains between those cities in two
This will mean a shortening OF the
running time of the eighteen-hour
New Chicago flyer to seventeen
hours.
The two splendid furnaces in the
NJ. T. church building being fully In
stalled, tomorrow will be furnace fes
tivaI day in the Sunday School. Every
one will have an opportunity to see
them and enjoy their heat The en-
tire offering of lne Sunday. School fol
the day will be given to the improve
ment.