The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-11-05

TUESDAY.
Mrs. Leila Thomas. agent OF the
State Board of Charities, brought a
boy to Brightside Wednesday.
Mrs. M. Speisshoffer left for Akron,
Ohio Thursday for visit OF ten days
with her brother and sister in that
city
Mrs. Isabel Anderson of Donald
son. who has been visiting here, has
gone TO Bourbon for a visit of a few
days.
Rev. c. A. Splitter of Claypool, came
pip Wednesday to make some repairs
ON his property here and VISIT relatives
few days.
Mrs. Work and several friends
made pleasant trip to Indianapolis
and return in the Brightside auto, a
few days ago
Watson, Beveridge and Fairbanks
are in this congressional district this
week. They are three OF the ablest
men in the nation.
Mrs. Sturgies has returned to her
home at Seattle. Wash, after a visit
OF several days with her cousin, Miss
Barr, at Brightside.
Mrs. Eber Burch OF Hamlet, stop
ped in Plymouth Thursday on her
way to Tyner for visit of a few days
with her daughter.
Mrs. L. S. Poundstone, the expert
corsetaire, WHO was employed by Ball
& Co.. during the past ten days, has
returned to Chicago.
Mrs. p. d. Burgener has returned
to Ter home in Nappanee after visit
ing for few days with the families
Of Ed and Ira earn.
y lot Of farmers in Allen and
Adams counties have said good night
TO TIE dollars they were induced to
invest in mining schemes.
Mrs. Malinda Awald has returned
to iier home in Hamlet after visiting
for few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Jolly, in this city.
That the chances are SIS to Is
against Roosevelt's returning safely
from his African hunt is shown by
figures by an English society that has
data on the subject.
John II. Richey was appointed cleo
ton inspector OF precinct No. 1. in
stead of Charles Mclaughlin who had
been resident of the precinct less
than two years, the time required by
the election law.
Mrs. c. Hitchcock has returned to
her home in Bourbon, after visiting
FOR few days with relatives in this
city. She was accompanied home by
Mrs. S. T. Hitchcock, who will spend
few days in Bourbon.
Henry Humrichouser is rs years
old He was born in Ohio, Oct. 90,
1890, and has lived in Plymouth So
years. He spent the day quietly re-
ceiving only few close friends. He
is one of Plymouth's pioneers.
Mrs P. S. Alleman celebrated her
rand birthday at Brightside Wednes-
day. October 80, and number of rel
atives were present to congratulate
her, eat dinner with her and wish her
many more pleasant birthdays.
Mrs. L. J. Bramel of Larima, Wy,
widow OF the late senator from that
state, who has been visiting with the
family of her cousin B. F. Wiltfong
for a couple of weeks, left for Dayton
Mich, Thursday where she will visit
with relatives.
University Extension Lecture at
Webster School building Friday, s p
m. Vienna the subject of this lecture
is the seat of the present war scare
! in Europe Dr. Raymond will explain
, conditions bringing about this strug-
gle Admission IS cents. de-
! The Indianapolis News says that
George AIDE who travelled with Bever-
idge on his flying trip through Indi-
ana. was too bashful to show himself
while speeches were being made be-
cause he was afraid the crowd would
call for him. George is a writer, not
speaker
The Vandalia will, in all probability
give Culver a freight depot next
/ spring That is the assurance giver
ont by the superintendent Some o.
the officials are in favor of converting
the present passenger building into /:
freight depot and erecting a large
up-to-date passenger station This i:
really the need of the hour. The pres
ent station is In every way inadequat,
and gives poor accommodations fol
both the public and the employees
Culver Citizen.
| President Roosevelt was the recipi
ent OF many messages OF congratula
ton on his 50th birthday, from promi
nent people all over the world, among
whom are mentioned King Edward
Archbishop Ireland and Governo
Hughes With fine exception of re
ceiving a Hungarian delegation, tn,
president spent the day quietly, din
ing alone with his family
President Roosevelt's celebration O
his fiftieth birthday in a very simpl
manner will remind you that the mo
of us do the same when the numbe-
run so high.