The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-08-20

Miss Daisy Woodward has gone to
Chicago to spend week with friends
Mss Bessie Rentschler spent few
days with friends at South Bend.
Miss Catherine Corbin was the
guest of friends at Adrian, Mich, for
a few days.
Mrs. Ray Myers and Miss Minnie
Haney visited with friends at South
Bend Thursday
Mrs. c. o. Yarrick has gone to
South Bend to visit with her sister,
Mrs c. NJ. Crow.
William Baugher has left for a few
days business trip to Columbia City
and Fort Wayne.
Mrs. L. II. Vanscoik and son Glen,
of South Bend, are visiting with the
family of Frank Cullison.
Mrs Bruce Artz and daughter,
Theodore spent few days with rel
atives at Inwood.
Misses Melita and Laura Shoe
maker spent few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Kuhn at Warsaw.
Miss Alice Moore went to Syracuse
Thursday, for a weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. L. A. Seiders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCarty of
Walkerton, called on friends in this
city Thursday enroute TO South Bend
Miss Mae fish has returned to her
home in Syracuse, after spending a
few days with Miss Lois North in
| this city.
Mrs. Charles Kyser of Twin Lake
and her guest, Mrs. Sarah Elliott, of
Ligonier, was a Plymouth visitor
Thursday.
Mrs VIM Ormond ard her guest,
Mrs. George Krick of Decatur, Ind,
spent a few days with friends at
South Bend
Mrs. Mary Taylor went to South
Bend Thursday, where she will spend
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Theron Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas L. Martin left
for Lebanon. Kansas, Thursday,
where they will spend few weeks
| with his brother. John Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hahn, OF Nap
panee, who have been visiting with
his brother, Daniel Hahn. left for
Ogden, ILL.,. for visit Thursday.
Corn in a crib sold at Columbus,
Ind, for $103 per bushei at publie
sale. 1t is the highest price ever
| known in that section of the state
Mrs. Nathan Freeman and daugh-
ter Marguerite, of South Bend. who
have been visiting with Mas Sarah
Heckert for a few days, returned to
their home Thursday
Mrs. w. w. Hill and grandson
Frank Buck, and guest Miss Tilda
Glass, of Harrisburg, H., and Mrs
A. c. Hume went to Winona to
spend couple of days.
The Misses Jessie Cochran and
Mayune Goldsmith have returned to
their homes at Decatur, o., after |.
couple weeks visit with Misses
Blanche and Adelins Mulienhour.
Mrs. c. w Riddick and Miss Ada
Venard OF Winamac. who have been
spending a few weeks at Winona
lake, called on the family OF S.. E.
Boys Thursday. enroute to their
home.
Delegations from the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union are Wis
ting the saloons of Goshen every ev,
ening. They call at each and every
bar Their purpose, they state, IS to
see that the saloons are living up to
me laws and ordinances. They say
they are treated very nicely every.
where
The storm which ragged with such
fury in Chicago on Tuesday night
and which continued with but few in
termissions during the greater part OF
| Wednesday was a record breaker in
| more respects than one. More v..ter
fell in twnety-four hours than has
been recorded before in twenty-three
years. The precipitation was 4.53
inches.
The total cost of the buildings
erected in the principal cities OF the
United States 1907 was $661.o76.-
| 2s6, a net decrease OF SIT ,634,4s3 from
over those for any previous year. The
unit cost of building, however, in
creased in the last year, for there
were some 1s4,O55 permits issued in
1907, as against 1s1,174 in 1906. In
the cities showing a decreas IN build
ing New York takes the lead, with a
falling OF OF Sal ,591 1882 or 26.S4 pei
cent
Four or five rowdies who were
somewhat overloaded" with red eye
purchased at the saloon on North
Michigan street, the building owned
by the Hon. CD Clay w. Metsker
were requested by Nightwatchman
Williams to leave the streets and GO
home One of the rowdies told the
Waterman that he would go when he
got ready and would pay fine il
Williams had sand enough to arrest
him AS the justice docket is clear
this morning it is plain that NJ ar
rests were made.
| Attorney R. R. Carr, of Akron, wa:
at Plymouth. Tuesday, TO meet Judge
n Il