The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-09-02
LOCAL NEWS



Bend visitor Friday.
Miss Pearl Boyce was a South
Bend visitor Friday.
Mrs. Catherine 'Speisshcfer spent
Friday at Niles, Mich.
Mrs Ira Haag OF Tyner, was a
plymouth visitor Friday.
E. C. Martindale made business
trip to Rochester Friday.
Mr9. Harry CRUDE spent Friday
wifi friends at Bourbon.
Miss Alta Burus OF Burr Oak, was
Plymouth visitor Friday.
Milo B. Slick OF Walkerton, had
business IN this city Friday
Mrs E. Miller is visiting her son,
c. A. Miner at Mishawayg.
Miss LiDnie Carmen of Bruce Lake
: was plymouth visitor Fnbay.
! Mrs c. NV. Baxter was the guest
u OF Mrs. Watson at Argos Friday.
JufFtFS NCllZllidu Ids iSlt iOi IL"
days sojourn at LaPorte al Chr
czgo
Frederick Gregor went to Laporte
Friday to visit with friends for few
days.
Mrs Mary Seltenright and Mrs.
E c. Burroughs spent Friday at
Winona
Frank Roller and family OF South
Bend, are visiting in this city for a
few days
Mrs Sarah Markley OF Culver, is
visiting in this city, the guest OF Miss
Mabel Jacoby.
Mr.. and Mrs Keller OF Albion, Ind
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Shafer in this city
Mrs. Charles Sirerer went to Elk
hart to visit with Mrs Henry Mitch
ell TO few days.
Jesse McKesson returned to Tyner
Friday, after attending Teachers In
stitute in this city
Mrs. Owen Disher has returned
from a two weeks visit at Columbus,
and Cardington, Ohio.
Miss Chloe Butler returned to her
home in Culver Friday. after short
visi. with fieuds here.
Emory HILL and wife went to South
Bend for a visit with the famil,- 81
his brother, Fred Hin.
Mr. and Mrs LEWIS of Logansport
are visiting in this city, the guests oil
the family OF E C. Rhodes.
Mrs Floyd Moglil Of Fulton, is
visiting with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Martin E. Day, in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Goheen returned
to their home in South Bend, after
visiting at Tyner and in this city.
Miss Maud Schilt returned to her
fSome IN Monticello Friday, after Wis
iting with Miss Lois Cressmer
Mrs. J. S. Bender returned to her
home in Hamlet Friday, after visiting
with friends in This city and at Gull
YER
Mr.. and Mrs g. r. Blackford left
for Taama, Mich, Friday to which city
they are moving, and will reside in
the future.
Mrs. o. ID. Groshans of Hamlet
spent the day with friends in this
city enroute to Tyner where she viii
apepd a few days.
MISS Leota GaiDbrath returned to
her home IN Lapaz Friday.after visit
ing with friends in this city for a
couple of days.
Harold and Arthur Underwood oil
South Bend. were called TO this city
by the death of their grandfather
Dickson Thompson.
Mrs. Sussanadl WEIGH OF Harris
has returned toher home after visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs William
Cast, for few days.
Mrs F. F. Wisinghauser OF Napol-
con, o., who has been visiting with
the family of {. Bolbn1a. in this city
went to Fl Wayne today, where she
viii spend few days before return
ing to her home
Mrs. George Hacker of Canton
Miss, who has been the guest OF her
sisters. Mrs. Joseph Sapp and Miss
Laura Schendel in this city, went to
Chicago for visit Friday, before re-
turning TO her home
Rev. w. T. Mckenzie, former
pastor of the Plymouth ME-. church
now superintendent OF the Craw-
louisville district, speyt Friday after
noon here on his way home from the
Winopa Bible conference.
A very general war is waging in
Indiana towns against the poplar as
a shade tree and in some cases the
mtfmcfpal AUTHORITIES arc comp elnng
fhe cutting down Of the trees The
trouble + that its roots penetrat1
sewers al d break UP sidewalks The
poplar Is a rapid grower, and for the
first five years OF its life is a valuable
shade tee; after that it becomes nun.
sance. The way to utilize it is t.
plant alternate poplars and naples
and when the latter have made fail
growth, stro, the forme4.