The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-05
LOCAL NEWS

Mss Bessie Williams has returned
from indianapolis.
Joseph Glaub has gone TO Wanatah
10 work a few weeks.
Mrs. H. P. Whitlock went to South
Bend to visit her sister.
Ed Hillsrlan of Kokomo. spen-
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Mrs Sherman Ellis and daughter
Ilo, spent Monday az Niles, Mich.
Andrew Richard MADE a business
trip to Hamlet Monday afternoon.
Chas. Whittey OF Chicago, Is spend
ing a week with friends in this city.
Arthur Smith LETT for Racine. WIS.
Monday afternoon where he expects
to reside.
Mrs. Hattie Bierhals left for Los
Angeles, Cal, Monday afternoon to
visit relatives.
Mss Minnie Hillsman has gone to
Kalamazoo Mich. where she will
spend a couple OF weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lamson re-
turred to South Bend Monday after
visiting for a few days in this city.
Miss Anna Hendricks has returned
TO South Bend, after spending a few
DAYS with friends and relatives in this
city.
John Blough of New Paris, visited
Ccphas Firestone Monday. He and
Cephas grew up together in the same
family.
A union delivery system for deliv-
ering groceries has been inaugurated
in Warsaw, commencing Monday,
March 1.
Miss Maggie Bowman OF South
Bend. who has been visiting with
friends in this city. returned to her
home Monday.
Mrs. Ella Russell went to Michi-
gan City Monday, where she will
spend a few days with her brother,
George Thomas.
r. f. Cox OF Bourbon, was a Ply
mouth visitor Morday. He LETT here
fsr a two weeks business trip
through Missouri.
The Kankakee river is reported out
of lis banks again and some farmers
are having hard work TO save their
stock from drowning.
George Kumroy has returned to his
home az Canton, Ohio, after a visit OF
several days with the family OF Jacob
Humbert west Of town.
The Democrats of this congress
sional district are not enthusiastic ioi
Col Conn for governor and his name
may not be presented u the conven-
ton.
Mrs. Paul Curnick Of South Bend,
made an address on home missions
at the NJ. L. church Sunday morning
The inclement weather prevented a
large attendance. but the address was
good.
Mrs. Hattie Helsel and daughter,
Stella Of Bourbon, who have been
spending a few days in this city with
her daughter. Mrs. Earl Ringle, went
to Donaldson Monday to visit her
son residing there.
Evangelist George A. Hill a former
Presbyterian pastor at Rochester.
stopped in Plymouth Monday on his
way to Valparaiso to assist in a series
of union revival meetings commenc
ing there Monday evening.
Mrs. Amelia Al'en and daughter
Helen, wcnf TO Danville, H., Mon
day, to attend the wedding OF her
daughter Mae, to Edward Timm, OF
that city. Miss Alien is we'll known
by several Plymouth people, having
visited in this city several times.
Higher pay for enlisted soldiers is
approved by public sentiment and by
probably a majority in Congress, but
the schedule was defeated on a point
OF order because it did not come be-
fore the House properly. 1t may
come up again at this session or i;
may not.
La grippe is raging in London and
is very prevalent in the United States.
Timely, therefore. is the advice Of a
celebrated physician: When you feel
TIE symptoms OF a cold. stay in the
house, keep warm and quiss, and eat
sparingly. If the symptoms increase
call a DOCTOR"
In addressing the high school this
morning editor c. w. Metskerf said
that in playing marbles for t,eeps'
the little boy has the principle OF
gambling .mbibed into his mind. He
inferred however. that if the little boy
grew up into a great big mar, and
got to edit a great big paper, then
serhaps he might play FOR grains OF
corn.
Isaac N. Voreis who left this coul-
ty thirty-hve years ago and now RI
sides at Reno, Oklahoma, IS visiting
in this county. and an oyster supper
was given in his honor at the home
OF his half-brother, Lorenzo d. Pei
ton, Monday evening. Mrs Scott
Hendricks and the Hibrays are other
relatives here and he will visit at Ar
gos and IN Green and Union town.
ships before returning home.