Plymouth Tribune, Volume 9, Number 38, Plymouth, Marshall County, 23 June 1910 — Page 5

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LOCAL NEWS : : L. M. Lauer spent Tuesday at Sontlv Bend on business. Mercury registered ninety degrees in the shade Tuesday. Arthur O'Keefe spxmt Tuesday at Kokomo on business. (Mrs. Sallie Baker spent Tues.day with friends at Argos. Mrs Henry Peltcher of Culver was a Plymouth visitor Tuesday Dr T. A. Barton spent Tuesday at Chicago on a business trip. Miss Maud Myers went to Argos to spend a few days with friends. iV. O. Machlan transacted business at South Bend Tuesday morning. A. F. Myers went to Mishawaka Tuesday on a shoTt business trip. John and IWarren McFarlin Went to Garv Tuesday morning on a business trip. T. W. Primlev has crone to Eau Claire Mich., where he has obtained employment. Mrs Fred Johns went to South Bend Tuesday morning to spend a few davs with friends. Mrs iV. L. Peterson has gone to Ft Wayne "to spend a few daySj with friends and relatives. Mrs M. L. Help-man of Warsaw is visiting in Plymouth with friends ami relatives. E. J. Soladean and wife went to Argos ibr the day. Mr Sloaden is operator at O. M. tower. Miss Mav Knowlton of Logansport wa' the guest of Miss Icle Scott in this city Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J. L. Austin went to Bloomington where they will both enter Indiana University. Mr and -Mrs Andrew Ritter spent the day ait Twin Lake with "his sister Mrs Jerry Reynolds. Ed Sands of, Detroit Mich., formerly of Plymouth is here visiting with friends and. relatives. Miss Mayme Bussard returned to her home at Auburn, after spending a week with Mrs. Helen Love. Miss Theresa Hendricks, Mrs J. A. Hendricks and -Miss Charliotfe Langdon spent Tuesday afternoon at Culver Mrs Mary Gill returned to her home in South Bend Tuesday, after vrsrtmc w it'll friends here ami at .Grovcrtown.. The Misses Julia Yockey, Lois Humrichouser and Hazel XefF spent the day with the family of Jay Erwin at Inwood. Mrs. Maary .Wbaley went to Lapaz Tuesday to be the guest of her daughter Mrs. Harley Haimbaugh for a few days. Elmer Fisher who has been teaching school at Mumsing Mich., is spending a vacation with 'his father iWm Fisher here. Ed Biggins of Ft. ! Wayne, stopped here Tuesday enroute east from Chicago. He is one of Uncle Sam's railway mail . clerks and his wife is visiting here. 1 Ryan's CasH Shoe Store 20 Doz. Men's Shos. Plain toe and cap to all solid leather insoles and counters.. ..$1.50 20 Doz. Ladies' Comfort Shoes, all sizes, at. $1.25 20 Doz. Lad ies Ox fords .... $ 1 . 00 20 Doz. Ladies' Oxfords.. .$150 A Big Line of Children's Oxfords and Pumps, all sizes from 50 cents up. Bargains in Underwear, Socks, Shirts, Hats. Trousers. Caps, Gloves, Neckwear. Etc. Call, You Will be Pleased

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Twine Miss Hazel Soice spent Thursday at Chicago. L. J. Hess spent Tuesday at Argos oil business. Harry Humrichouser spent Thursday at Pierceton. IV. E. Bailey made a "business trip to Bremen Thursday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Siple a baby 'girl Wednesday. Harrv Steinebach' of Bourbon was in the city Thursday. Howard Hehn of Culver was a local visitor Thursday. Jacob Xess hast returned from business vtrip to Chicago. Henry H. MiBer of Bremen was here on business Thursday. Mrs. D. A. Seeber of Waterloo, Wis., is here visiting Rev and -Mrs Ivins. WWn. Steinetach of Warsawspent Thursday here the guest of L. E- Steinebach. Charles Badger of Star City was1 here on business .Thursday en-route to Elkhart. Mrs. Wim. Hite of Hobart is visiting her mother Mrs Laura Kvser for' a few davs. Mrs. C. M. Walker and son Alomzo went to Tippecanoe to vfsit her sister Mrs. QuiiKy Cram. ' Mrs. John R Jones and daughter Louise spent Thursday at Ar gos with (her sister Mrs. Vada Jackson. Glen Sevbold went to Indiana pol is Thursday morning, to spend a couple of days attending the aviation meet. 'Mr. and Mrs. H. Roberston returned to Chicago, after a short vrsit with her aunt Mrs. 11. Straw heck er here. The Misses Rose Holzhauer and Lois; Cressner spent Thurs day at South Bend, quests of Miss Ruth Knoblock. . Mrs. J. W. Lesh has returned to her home in Michigan City after visiting friends here and at Logansport for a few days. Mrs Ed. Biggins of Ft. fiVayne is here visiting with Mrs Ferdinand Eich. Mr. Biggins spent Wednesday hero. Mrs. Mary Grass returned to Lafayette Thursday after spending a few days here the guest of the family of J. J. Wimdbigler. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burkett have returned to- their home in Ft. Wayne, after visiting , with friends and relatives in this city and vicinity. C. M. Fetters returned to his home in Lapaz Thursday morning after visitinjr a few days with his daughter Mrs. John Wively, who has been ill. Mrs. H. R. Alborn of Chicago who has beeni spending- a few day with her brother Dt. J. W. Smith and wife 'here returned to her home Thursday. Curtis, Lightner of- Wallace, Idaho and niece Miss Estella Dunlap of Argos returned to her home after spending a few days with J. E. Marshall and family here. Miss Fern Rersch went to South Bend Thursday, where she will join Mrs. Ray Logan, and together thev will "O to Xiles, Mich, to visit with Mrs Mead Logan. Welcome Harris returned to his home in Kouts Ind., after visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Harris. Young Har ris is playing on the Valparaiso Standard team. W. E Bailey has gone to Cin cinnati for a visit of a week at the headciuarters of the Union Central Life Insurance Company with which he has heen connected for many years. Mrs. C. J. (Eich, Mrs Robert Snell, Mrs. Bert Boweii, -Mrs E. k. Kershaw, Miss Bertha Eich and the. latter's guest Miss Elizabeth Wahmhoff of Delphos, O., spent the day at South . Bend. Rev (Walter Dickenson who has been visiting with his parents D. L. Dickcnison and wife here returned to his home in Kalamazoo Mich. Thursday. He is pastor of the Congressional church in that city. The only safe cure for hives, salt rheum, tetter, skin eruptions, is Doan's KidTiey Pills. Cures indigestion and habitual consti pation, and promotes easy and natural movements of the bowels. Ask your druggist for them. Mrs Joseph Holzhauer went to Chicago Thursday, where she will join, her daughter Marguerite, on the latter's return froni. Dubuque1, Iowa, where she has been attending Mt. St. Joseph Seminarv during the past year. They will return to Plymouth Friday evening.

Xoah Hite was a South Bend visitor 'Wednesday. Mrs F. A. Forbes spent Wednesday at Valparaiso Ed Monroe spent IWednesday at Tyner on business. Mrs. Charles 'Miller spent WednesdaA- at South Bend. Calvin Travis was a Xiles MJchigan visitor IWednesday. W. Doan spent yesterday at South Bend on business. Gaud Hetlick is spending a couple of days here on business. Max Yost left for Buchanan Mich., 1 IWednesday on business. Mr and Mrs Ed. Rankin are the parents a baby girl born Wednesday. Homer Price has gone to Inwood to spend a few dai on business. Don't forget the social on the Holtzendorff lawn tomorrow evening. (Mrs Rollo H. Bennett has gone to South Bend to spend a few davs. 'Miss Flora Foltz is assisting at the B. E- Linkenhelt wholesail e grocery. Abraham Spieglemeyer (has gone to Warsaw to spend a few (lays on business. Miss Ruth Strang of 'Walkerton is the guest of Miss Rirby Wallace lor a few days. Miss Alma Zumhaugh has gone to South Bend to spend a few days with relatives. -Miss Hazel Soke has .gone to Chicago where she will spend the remainder of the week. Rev C. B. FocUler of At wood traveling evangelist ort" the XoDenom ination church was here Wednesday. Mrs. John O very my er and daughter Ruth of Tipton are visiting Mr and Mrs J. R. Hewitt here. Henry Bergman of Kokomo, was the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bergman in this citv IWednesdav. - ' Mrs. Ijawrence Fay lor of South Bend returned to her h'ome 'Wednesday after visiting Mrs. Siponseller here. Donald Baker went to Harris Wednesday morninig to spend a couple of weeks with his aunt Mrs. Tilden Snyder.

Mrs. B. J. Cramer went to l vner io vimi ior a inv uiys with her brother Jonathan Wilson, who is quite in. Miss Esther Haymaker went to South Bend n ednestlay morning to be the guest of Miss Ethel Dodd for a few days. There will be 'a social on the lawn of P. J. Haag Thursday eveninjr for the benefit of the German church. d2t Mrs. Harriett Smith of the Soldiers' Home of Lafayette came vesterdav to visit the sum mer with the family of Geo. W. Baxter. j Mrs John Voglc and grand.daughter Marv went to South Bend to visit with her daughter Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin for a few days. Mrs. Sarah Wolfe of South Bend returned to her home after visiting friends and . relatives in this city and at Bourbon for the past week. Mr and Mrs E. C. Mason of M aid i son Wis., who have been visi'ting at Culver were local visitors iWednesdav, enroute to their hbrnc. Dr. Kendall returned from a professional trip to Argos and is now enjoying a rest, is which very !us associates say, much needed. Mrs. II. . Miller returned to her home in Bremen Wednesday morning after visiting for a few days with her son Chiarles Miller and wife. Frank Martinda'le returned to Bloomiirgton to continue his stuHics in Indiana University, after a three days vacation with his parents here. Mis Mabel Ryan and Mrs. J. II. Flaharty and children of Ft. fAtiyne are rsi'Ljng witfli the family of Daniel Brown and other friends here. Rev. J. Lake of Bremen was in this city attending the Christian Undeavor convention. Miss Ida Houshour of Bremen is also 'h ere for the convention. Mrs. Reuben Ackles who resides west of this city, went to Kokomo Wednesday morning to send a few days with her daughter Mrs. Mae Henney. Mr and Mrs Charles Boyd returned to their home in Salt Lake City Utah, tins morning after spending a couple of weeks with her father Dr T. A. Bort on. Rev I. S. Cleaver of Rich I Valley, Wabash countv, former pastor of the U. li. ciiurcn nere, is in this city attending the Christian Kndnavor Convention. Mr. and Mrs Harvey McFeeley of Culver were callers here today, cnnmte to Argos where they" wilK spend a few days witii Mr ami Mrs" Simon Matti.x. Mrs. S. S. Buchanen and son Claud of Van AVert O., who have been visiting her daughter Mrs V. A. lineman for a few days returned to their home Wednesdav. Mr. and' Mrs George Kvyald spent the day at Xiles 'Mich., after 'which thev- will have for Terrc Haute to" reside in the future. Mrs lvwalt was formermerly Miss Lxttie Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Ivmmett Fields have returned fnwn spending the past nine months in Us Vegas, Xcw Mexico and will spend the summer here. Mrs. Fields was formerly Miss Susan Hillsmin.

Mrs. L. E. 'McGowan and son Edwin spent Thursday at Harris with friends. Messrs Henry and Albert Hall returned to Laporte after attending St. 'Michaels school 'here. Mrs. Joseph Henidricks returned to her home in Flint, Mich. IWednesdav morning after spending 2 weeks with the family of IW' G Hendricks. Her nephew Cecil, accompanied her home to spend a few weeks. Frank Martindale Is home from Bloomington, to spend a three day vacation with his. nair-

onts .Mr. ami Mrs h. C. Martindale, after which he will return to Indiana University to take a summer term in his law course. Mrs. Oron Hoover accompanied her father Adam Zumbaugh to Xiles 'Midi., Wednesdav to have Iiis eyes treated. The final iKindages are to be removed from his eyes AVennesday and Mr Zumbaugh will regain his sight. Miss Fannie . Bearss of Argos was a nymouth visitor Monday enroute to that town after spending Sunday at Bourbon. Miss Bearss who conducts a millinery store at Args suffered a hettvy lass in a fire Avhich partially destroyiexl her stock last week. Arthur Dickenson returned from Winona Minn., Monday nighit where he has been employed as teacher in the public schools, in the branch of manual training1. He will spend his summer vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs D. L. Dickenson here . Mrs. J. T. Snoebergcr of Fiaggstak Arizona, who has been visiting with the family of her brother-indaw C. D. Snoeberger and niece Mrs. C. W. Metsker returned tocher home Monday morning. Miss Bright Camp accompanied her as far as Chicago from which city the latter left for her home in Camden Ind. Miss Camp has been a teacher in the Plymouth public school Mrs. Mariar looser and granddaughter Beatrice Ivosey left for their home in Gailton, y Pa., to spend a couple of nxxnths with the family of Jolly Losey, The latter has attended school here during the year and will return to re-enter school next Septeinibeir. Mrsi Jf. R. Lbsey and Mrs Bert Bowell panied them as far as Bend. accomSonth LARGE ATTENDANCE AT FIRST SESSION OF THE BRANCH OF ST. JOSEPH. One Hundred and Fifty Delegates Register With the Secretary of the Convention. , The twentieth' annual convention of the St. Joseph Branch of the Y. I. C E U. opened at the United B rathern church in this city at 7 :'M) o'clock Tuesday evening. One hundred and fifty delegates from out of tAvn have registered with the secretary. Tuesday nighit services consisted of devotion led by Rev. S. H. Vaiger and a sermon by Rev L L Shaffer of Columbus., Wednesday Rev "SmTEh of Kokomo led devotional exercises and Rev C. A. Sickafoose delivered a sermon on quiet Hour' The PJace and Function of the Young People's Society in the Church" was the subject of a talk by Dr. II. F. Shupe of Dayton Ohio. Committees for nomrnatK: of officers and other duties were appointed by the convention. iWcdnesda p m discussions were heard on subjects as follows: "Missions as( a Study" by Orma Flora.1 "Mis sions an Apnea!" (a) The Xeeds of a City, John Groves of Iafayetftc f.im .Our FJive Millions Albroad by Mrs. Bessie 'Hays of Ligonier. Dr H. F. Sluipe spoke on "Officers' Opprtunities and Re.ponsNrtlrties." The services Wetlnesdav night will open at ; :.( and 'Thursday at S ::in. Sets Aeroplane Record Soarimg to a height of t,.lStJfeet, Walter Brookins, in a Wright bi-plane, broke the worhl's acrolane record for altitude in the closing event Monday in the national aviation meet at the Indianapolis speedway. Brookins' acihievenKmt followed exhibition flights by several of the pupils of Orville and iWilbur Wright. Killed on Motorcycle. Roy Simison of near Warsaw was almost instantly killed when he ran into a team of horses, driven by Mr. and Mrs. Ohhnart of near Packcrton at a cross road south of Warsaw. On the motorcycle with Simison was hrs brother-in-law Charles Hinkson. Hinkson Avas not seriously hurt.

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION

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HI SIX GRADUATES FROM ST. MICHAEL'S ACADEMY RECEIVED DIPLOMAS YESTERDAX Forty-Nine Students from Out-of-Town Attend Boarding School During the Past Year iSt. Michael's Academy closed a succejsiful :school year, with cxmmencment exercises at St. Joseph's hall Tuesay after noon. The exercises becran at two o clock and were attended by a crowd of friends and relatives, which filled the hall to overflowing. The exercises concon sistexl o)f esaays iby members of the 'graduating class, recitations, choruses, instrumental solos and duets etc. Six graduated from thc Academy Tuesday and were presented with dipKmas. The memtber of the graduating class were AVan. .McLean andf the Misses Frances Eich. Ruth Jeffirs, Helen Jeffirs, Mary Brown and Marie Molter. The program was rendered as follows: Gi um s Ave Ma ri'a Elssay M a r i e Mkl t er Duct Misses Holrbauer and Bergman Essay Frances Eich Chorus 4 Minnims Eksay Wim. McLean Quartett Vioilin Class Fvssay Ruth Jeffirs Violin Solo Norbert Smith Elssay Mary Brown Chorus Girls Essay Helen Jeffirs Instrumental Solo.R. Holzhauer Presentation of Diplomas Panrom.ina Graduates Boarders Leave. , The academy, which is al-so a boarding scIkxiI for small loys, ivumbered forty-nine students from out of Plymouth, during the jxast year, the largest num ber in its history. The school is growing healthfully, and is becoming quite an industry for the city. Among the lxarder lxys, who left for their homes Wednesday were Win Finnerly Gary, Dennis Ahorn of South Chicago, Alovsioais Seidile Valparaiso, Caesar and Armando DePino ankl Emanuel Bk"Mm of Chicago. John Ford of Englewoul, Walter Everctts, Vernon Campbell, Roscoe and Alfred x- t 1! 11 I .Mgro anil nimc uuiwuii m Giiaigo, t'Wim. and George McLean of South Bend, Arthur Sänke of Cleveland Ohio, Iawrence Mxilkey Metropolois 111. About twelve of the boys will sipcnd their vacation at the academy. Arthur, ami Earl Gunn will gv to their home in Schcnectedy X. Y., next Monday. CONGRESS ADJOURNED. Will Not Reconvene Until December First Barnhart is at Rochester Congress has aljonrncd until the first of next December when it will reassemble for the short session, ending March 1, when the 01 st congressional term will end and when all present congressional terms will end. Congressman Barnhart has returned to Iiis hbme in Rochester where he will receive his- mail until Dcceni2)er but he has representatives in Washington who will assist in taking care of all official business. Peter Jacoby Here. Peter Jacoby, one of the big farmers of Hamilton county, Xeb., was called here by the death of Mrs. Mark Jacoby and will remain several days visiting relatives and old friends. Peter left here thirty years ago, lougit cheap lands near Aurora N'eibaska and he now has a?0 acres that he -could sell for $1."0 in acre but thinks it is worth rcra now but still looks after his r . v i 1 1 rarms in AeorasKu aim iv-a He is T."i years of age, but does not look a' year older than when he left here thirty years ago. He has one brother Christian Jacoby, residing in. Plymouth. Police Hold Boy Burglar. Koitoumio, Ind. June 21. Filing off the lock of the money drawer in the office of the Kokiifii Cash Lumber Company, Juliuh Harding S years old obtained f?i and is now under arrest. Harding obtained a ladler and climbed to the secnd fltr of the hniiilier plant and descended into the office below. He was seen to burv the ntonev in an alley which led to his tletection. The boy will be takten to the Juvenile Court. Death at Bourbon. Mrs. Asher Sams died at her home in Bourbon hViday aftiT an iWness of long duration, aged alrfJirr years. She was an old resident of thio t(nvn. The funeral occurred-Sunday afternoon ait Etna Green where the remains were taken for burial. One son Charles oil I!ourUn survives the departed woman.

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Is Undesirable if HERE is a lot of clothing a great deal bad, and

you get the good kind, the economical kind, ) the quality clothes; no need of taking any chance; hundreds are j buying here because Louer's reputation is .their safeguard, because they realize the utter impossibility of getting j inferior clothing from a store handling only the best and most Ö reliable maRes.

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overstocKed with some of our finest suits, and we are now mak- r ' $ S J ji ing some wonderful price concessions that will be of great inter- CL-'" i

est(to all intending CLOTHES $12.50 . New, nobby, young men's Kirschbaum, hand-made suits in Worsteds, Tweeds, Cassimers, Cheviots, in all the new shades Tans, Grays Blues and Fancies. Suits with a positive value of $5 more than we are selling 'em.

WE WANT YOU TO KNOW And ovcrn yurse,f "wj-thit : we are cutting the prices on all our Finest Oxford Shoes from 50c to $1.00 a pair. Also all our Dress Straw Hats are being sold at a generaf cut of 25 to 33 1-3 per cent. Now is the tfme to get in on some wonderful price reductions in all departments. Lauer's Good Clothes Store "The Store That Always MaRes Good" "Of Course"

NEW PIPS : , ID TAI ARE HERE

ENTIRE TANK FOR WATER 'WORKS PLANT WILL COMPRISE 12 CAR LOÄDS Work of Installation Will Pro ceed as Soon as Difficulty Over Site is Arranged. - The new triplex electric pump for the -water works plant has arrived in this city. TJuree car loads of the new st'eel tank are also iliere, arriving Saturday. 1 he enitire water tank with its tower wi'lil constitute twelve! carloads. The work of erecting the tank, and lnsiüalnnc: the new nivmi;s Avi'll ibe beun as soon as a difficulty which has arisen over the site wlvcre the tank was to be located is adjusted. The work of installing water meters throuerhout 'the city is progress ing every day and it is the exp et at ion of the council and water works superintendent to have almost all of this work comipleted by July 1. Louis Wade Near Death. Louis IWade. formerly of this city, is near death ait a Qiicago lMosprtal where lie underwent an operation ior aixpciruu.ii.ra -auwdav, which wctfs pronounced unsuccessful. The case had tan a protracted oaie, betfore the op eration ltod been performed and the intestines were in jural hy a jathering whidli formed. Young WcuJe was formerly occupied as n Dirtnter in ttlvimmth working ait Hoth offices and ktft here for a position at( St. Jo.h Midi. Here he was married, and recently moved t'o Chicago whtane his brother EVI, resiiles. Poth' the brothers haw 'leen .employed at Hall's printing plant in Qiicago. Bitotjhqrsf-Ringle Reunion. One hundred and thirty-seven friend and relatives of the Urothers ami Ringle faun-Mies lield a reunion at the farnn of Monroe 'vSltdner, IpoHtmaster öf IHymouth at Lakevi'lle Sunday. A basket dinner was served. Speeches were made, and officers elected and tJ'.id families decktUl on itho" nremen ftijir groaindis fur the place vf holding '.he reunion next year. y t Marriage License. Charles K. Scott Donaldson, IS to Ethel M. Jones, Donaldson '"Solomon C. Stahley Warsaw, :,; to. Martha A. Mellottt Bourbon .Vi?. . Graver D. Paxton hulton county 2.J to Arretta McKee Argw 22. Ravniond Harber WsükcrUw 20 to Bessie Hecker Walkerton 20.

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Buyers. 15.00 Beautiful suits in finely tailored Kuppenheimer makes in the newest Serges, Worsteds, Cassimeres, in Grays, Blues, Modes, Browns, in alt the newest two and three button effects, long lapels, dip fronts, suits with a $20 and $22 value. Obituary. Sarah Alice Jacoby, nee Lee was born in Morrow county O., March !) 1857 died June 17, age 53 years. 3 month and 8 days. She came to Marshall county, with her parents- in the month of April 187G and located in this vicinity where sh resided continuously until the time of her death. She was married to .Mr Mark Jacoby February 1!) 1S80 and to this union there were born one daughter and one son who with the devoted husband survive to mourn the loss of a kind and faithful wife and mother. She is also survived by her aged mother, four brothers and three sisters. The father, two. sisters and one brother havingproceeded her' to the spirit land. The entire period of her married life -was spent in the same residence where on last Monday afternoon a very; large qftToourse of relatives ' and friends assembled upon the occasion of her funeral service to pay loving tribute to the memory of one whom they knew so well. She united with the t. John's Reformed church years ago, during the pastorate of the Rev J. T. Swangler. She was )lt dK otd l christian and the sphere of her activity was limited only to a degree by those providential conditions of physical weakness which so often oaracterize this eartly 'life. Inwood Items. Mrs J. Carey is still on the sick list. George Riddle and wife were Plymouth callers "Monday. Mrs. Batik of Bourbon visited Mrs. Listenfelts yesterday. Miss Ceci'le Olson spent the day with friends here Sunday. Mrs. Noah Goodyear ' was a visitor in Plymouth Saturday. Rev. A. Singer was at the convention at Warsaw last week Honorable Charles Hennesv was a Plymouth caller Saturday night. The Ghiklrens Day Exercises was attended by a large crowd Sunday night. Hamid Bahr and Blanche Deacon spent Sunday at the home of her parents. Mr Xilas Shiveley and wife are spending this week at his father's Manuel Shiveley. . Mrs D. T. Warnacut, Emmitt AVlarnacut and wife spent Mom lay at Bourbon with relatives. Misises Rebecca Crews and Delki Warnacut attended . the Lea'gue convention at (Warsaw last week. Advertised LettersMrs. Lulu Cooper Mrs. Clara Palus Dr. Mary Mills Gerald Lamb Charles Gil more. John bhn A. McCoy Xolarvd Dr. Franklin H. Maxam Dr. lohn L Morris Dr Charles . Miller. Dr Georjre C. Ken die Dr Dr, Tolivcr AVertz. Charles L. Reancr Dr Oliver L. Hudson Dr Dr Dr W. Cull en Squiec l'rederick P. Htllin;swvrth Francis M. Pa)Tie Dr. Alois L. Ziliak

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The House ol Kupfwnheiaer $16.50$I8 In our special line of highes t grade Kuppenheimer suits (the world's best clothes) in every conceivable fabric, in every color, in every style. This includes our price range of $25 to $28 Suits. Twin Lake Twinkles .' n . Roscoe Xidibls was- in South Bend Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Keiper and datierter was in Plymouth iMonday on business. Mr and Mrs. Howard Morelock of "West tp., sport Sunday with the latter's parents. Xonnan Myers; and Ed Heney have been employed to paint the buildings at the White home Daniel Holderman was . in Plymouth "Monday oa. business Milton Gjk was in Argos on business. Mr and .Mrs. Xciper and family attended church in Plymouth' Sunday and also took danner in that city with friends. (Mr. and Mrs Charles Porcher and Florence Porcher visited Sunday with their daughter Mrs LeRoy Lish and htisband. Arvada Parker of Inwood was the guest of Laura Lawrence over Sunday and also attended the social at 'PwLn Lake Bruce Fuhvider of Plymouth tried fishing at Twin lake- the other evening and cautured a pound, bass 'besides several other fine fish. Rev. Smith and wife and 'Mrs Urias Feller and daughter Miss Laura of Plymouth visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jlenry Lawrence. . There was quite a crowd attended the ice cream social at the residence of Lloyd McFarlin Saturday night. The order cleared about $8. ' Mrs Charles Rains , and son were at Xiles last week to consult the cyte specialist at that place concerning the son's eyes Rov returned to Xiles Wednesday. Deaf Mutes Lern to Speak. ' 'Five lAjys nnkl girls graduate from the eight grades of the public m.hor.l-s of Chicago this month wiho, when tlv enctered school at the bottom grade several years ago, were deaf and dumb. They are deaf today hut through the application of a remarkable system of instruction thtw all converse fluently in English, read readily by watching the lips of other persons and attained the best grades in their classes that were given to any. Insanity Case. Christian Fcitz of German township aged 32 has "been declared of unsound mind and application has been made for his admittance to Loncliff. Feitz is unmarried. WHY SALVES FAIL TO CURE ECZEMA Scientists are now agreed that the eczema germs arc lodged not in the outer skin or epidermis, but in the inner skin. Hence, a penetrating liquid is recuircd, not an outward salve that clog the poresWe recommend to all eczema patients the standard prescription Oil of Wintergrcen as com-, pounded in liquid form known. as D. D. D. Prcscripton A tral bottle of this D- D. D. Prescription, at only 25 cents will instantly relieve the itch. We have sold and recommended this remedy for years and know of wonderful' cures fronn its use. We recommend it to our patrons. "Chas. C. Reynolds.