The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-21

days with friends at Bremen.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Cole have gone
to South Bend, to visit for a few
days.
Mrs. A. r. Underwood is spending
a couple OF days with friends at South
Bend.
The Pythian Sisters will have a
special meeting Thursday night De-
gree work
Solomon Stuck is spending a few
days with friends and relatives at
Mishawaka.
Miss bessie Shafer has returned
from visit with MIR. and, Mrs. Or
lando Compton at Mishawaka.
Mrs F. B. Carey received word that
her sister, Mrs Berges OF Blandins-
vile, Ill, had died this morning.
Maben Shaffer went to South Bend
Wednesday, for few days visit with
his uncle, George Kreighbaum.
Henry Taylor and son Arthur, are
visiting with the formers daughter,
Mrs. Leona Bardon, at South Bend
Mrs. w. NJ Mccormick and child
rem left for Terre Haute where they
will visit with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Anderson.
Mrs Viola Arnold who has been
visiting with the family of c. O.
Yarrick for few days returned TO
her home Wednesday.
Mrs. L. c. Rowell of Donaldson,
who has been visiting with friends in
this city went to South Bend for a
short visit Wednesday.
Mrs. c. Caslow returned to her
home in Inwood Wednesday after
visiting for a few days with her son,
A. B. Caslow, in this city.
Mrs. Grafton Idle has returned TO
her home at Plymouth after a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +.
Freeman-Warsaw Times.
Mrs Frank Wynn of South Bend,
returned to her home Wednesday al
ter visiting for few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son.
The cold rainy weather has practi.
cally destroyed the cherry, peach and
pear crop in this section of the state,
but it is hoped that the apple crop
| is safe
The Republican congressional con-
vention has not yet been called, but
Norman said at Warsaw last week
that it would probably be held the
last week in June,
Mrs John Yockey, Mrs. J. r.
Green and Mrs. J. S Harsch of Den
yer, who came to attend the funeral
Of their aunt, Mrs. NJ f. Pershing,
| y.
James Reno, aged ~, Monday sign
ed contract to walk from Guthrie,
Okla, to Washington, d. c., pushing
wheelbarrow, carrying a message
OF religious society to President
Roosevelt
When the sun came out bright and
warm Wednesday morning farmers
throughout the county commenced
planting corn which has been delayed
more than two weeks by heavy and
continuous rains.
| Mrs. ]. H. Chase of the Soldiers
Home, Lafayette, accompanied the re-
mains OF Mrs. NJ A. Perkins TO this
city and is here attending the funeral
today. Mrs. Chase is the mother of
Mrs. l.. NJ Lauer
The Maurer family noted for
their musical ability, will be with us
They are artists at cir work and
every one will enjoy hearing them.
Don't miss it. This evening at D.
m at the NJ E. church.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Hess of War
saw, are in the city attending the
IN 'su!1I9d " N SIN 10 IeI9unl
Hess mother. Mr. Hess is mission
airy of the American Sunday School
Union for the northeast Indiana field
Next Sunday will be observed az
Mothers Day at the Presbyterian
church. Everybody who attends the
services or desires to observe the day
in honor or our mothers is asked to
wear white flower a carnation if
possible.
| The State Committee is still trying
| TO nominate Norman for congress-
Secretary Riddick says he has reli-
able information that John will be
nominated for both the long and
short terms Brother-in-law Riddick
dies hard
| Only twelve of the $50 Democrats
Of Center township could be got out
to convention to select delegates
| to the congressional convention. 1t
IS evident that the Democrats do not
care fig who is nominated on their
ticket to be beaten this year.
| The Methodist General Conference
has decided to elect eight new bish-
ops President Edwin Holt Hughes
of DePauw University, will probably
be one of them and Rev. w. A..
Quayle who has been heard in Ply
| mouth several tunes will be another.