Plymouth Tribune, Volume 9, Number 37, Plymouth, Marshall County, 16 June 1910 — Page 5

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I LOCAL NEWS Louis Drake was a La port e visitor Thursday. Fred Schroeter spent Thursday at Bourbon. Miss Lois Cook was i South Bend visitor Thursday. Mrs. Herbert Gibson was a South, Bend visitor Thursday. Mrs. Monroe Steiner spent Thursday at her farm at Walkerton, x A. K. Hanafin of Donaldson, was in this city on, business Thursday. , Mrs. Sarah L. Shakes is spending a few days at Monterey with friends. Mrs. Pearl Kuhn has gone to Logansport for a few Fays visit with friends. Miss Laura Johnson went to South Bend to attend the funeral of a friend. Samuel Sprankel of Massilon, O., is visiting with friends in Tyner and in this city. Louis Beagles is visiting with the family of his son Calvin at Tyner for a few days. Mrs. S. L Berlin is spending a few davs -with her sister Mrs W. S. J ordon 'at ' South Bend. Miss Dessie and brother Chester Myers, have returned from attrndmg school at In.ianapolis. Mrs. M. A. Cloppert of Dayton, O.. is visiting her cousin Mrs. John Harshberger in this . city. Meslames D. V. DeWitt, George Yenna and Miss Ruby Seidcrs were South Bend visitors Thursday. Messrs. John Bland and Geo. Cannan have gone to Hamlet where they have accepted employment. Mrs. D. Thomas and son Gail are spending a few days with her sister Mrs. .H. Ktah at South Bend. ' Mrs. Schuyler Rhinrfiart and son Forest and Miss Flora Anion es spent Thursday with friends at Argos. "Mr. and Mrs. Louis Feirstermaker of Delphi, Ind., were local visitors Thursday, enroute from Winona to their home., Mr. anl Mrs. Frank' 'Wheel er returned to their home in Rockfcrd. after visiting with friends ,in this city and at Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hosfetler have returned to their home in Walnut, after attending the Dunkard meeting at 'Warsaw. , Mrs. C. A. Starrest of Indianapolis who has been the guest of relatives here for a few days, went to South Bend for a visit Thursday. Elmer Overmyer of South Bend, who has been visiting with relatives and friends m Plymouth returned to. his home Tuesday. Mrs. I. B. McEIroy has returned to her home in Ft Wayne after visiting with the family of John Glass and other relatives here. Glen N Worth in gt on is home from Greencastle where he has been attending DePatnv university to spend the summer with his parents. Ryan's Cash Shoe Store, D , We do a strictly Cash Business. You are not paying the bad debt of others when you trade here. Try us and get full value foj your money. Special Sale Now Oh.

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Twlnel John Flosinzier has jrone to Kokomo on a 'business' trip. fE. Hogarth, made a business trip to South' 'I lend Saturday A. L. Sutler of Ilourbon spent Saturday here and at Watkerton. John Henderson of Inwood, was here on ihtishtess Saturday D. M. Beckner of Annrs was here on business Saturday mornincr. Frank Stull of Tvner was a local visitor at Tyner on business Saturday. Mrs. George Morelock and daughter Florence spent Saturday at Alles, Mich. Mrs. E. Dixon went to Argos to spend axfew davs with friends and relatives. John E.' Healey and wife went to Mishawaka, for a week's visit with relatives. Mr. and Mr D. W. DeWitt and family are spending a few davs at South Bend. Mrs. M. M. Stevick went to Mentone ti visit with' her sister, for a few days. 'Messrs. Charles and John Zumbaugh spent Saturday at South Bend on business. Albert Ward returned' tb South Bend, after spending a few days in this city on business. Mrs John Silvius went to Argos tospend Saturday with her mother Mrs. M. E. Bolin. Mrs. D. Menser went to South Bend Saturday to spend a few days with Mrs. M. Burkett. Mr. and 'Mrs. M. F. Greer arc spending a few daw with her daughter Mrs James Erwin. Charles Burch of Culver was iif" the city Saturday, the guest of his sister Mrs. . Jeanette Marsh. The Misses Hon a Vink and Cora Steinebach, were the guests of the family of L. E, Steinebach Saturday. ' Mrs. Walter Styles went to Argos to visit with, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Lolemaugh for a week. Miss Jeanette Riley, who has been employed at the Julia E. Vrk Home here returned to Akron Saturday. 7 'Mrs. Jennie Kinner has returned to her home in Ft. Wayne fter visiting friends in this city for a few days. Mrs. Robert Evans of Donaldson was a caller here Saturday enroute to Laporte were she will visit with relatives. S. O. Peterson of Elkhart returned to his home after spending a few days in this city and at Donaldson. v Harry Frederickson of Laporte was here on business Saturday. He will move to Plymouth within a few (lays. ' Frank R. Rädel has returned. to his home in Gas City Ind. after visiting- for ' a week with friends in Plymouth. Mrs. M. E. Shoemaker and children are spending a few days with tha family of her brother, John Hand at Delong. M. Snyder of Tyner was in the city on busin-essiSaturday and went to South Bend to visit the family of George Bonner. Messrs. Peter Sester, Henry Singeton and D. W. Miller, the latter of Tyner, went to Qshen on a business trip Saturday. I. C. Klingerman who has he'en employed at the Andrews mill, south of this city, returned to his home in Pierceton Saturday. Lawrence Tyson went to Batavia. 111., Saturday morning to visrt, his sm Frank Tvson and family for a couple of weeks. 'Mrs. Orlando Berkey, formerly 'Miss Mary Wickey of this city, now of El Paso. Texas is here visiting with relatives and friends. Miss I.elah Thomas of Indianapolis, -member of the StattBoard of Charities will be a guest of the Julia E. Work Home over Sunday. 'Mrs. J. W. Whitcsell and children ot iurr uaK were local vis itors Saturday enroute to Gn vertown where they will visit with relatives. Mrs Mary KUrtzel 1 and Mrs. Ell.i Stansburv went to South Bend Saturday ito visit with the former's grandson Win. B. Shaf fer and family. 'Mrs. Marv Xewman and niece Miss Pearl Sevmour of Tnwood spent Saturday with Wends here enroute to Lapotrte where they will sioem': a few days. 'Mrs. Helen Venna who ha been spending the winter with her son George Cole here, went to Rochester, for a visit with her daughter Mrs. Stella Hedden.

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at Bourhon. L. E. Steinebach spent Wed nesday at Indianapolis. Frank K. Leonard" spent Wolnes''ay at out.h Bend. Mrs. Calvin Travis spent ;Yel nesday at Xiles. Mich. Miss Daisy Flora spent 'Wed nesday at Nnith Bend. Fred II. Kuhn made a business trip to Chicago 'Wednesday. J. A. Moltcr made a business trip to Lakcville WedncsJay. Mrs. Sarah Pierce was a visit or at South Bend .Wednesday. Mrs. Willard Dimmitt was a South BeiKr visitor Wednesday. Anna Morrill spent Wednc? dav with friends at South Bend. Mrs. Elizabeth Harley went to LongclitT to spent Wednesläy. .Mrs C. D. Johnson sient Wednesday Avith friends at Valparaiso. I. W . Clark of Twin Lake was a (Plymouth caller on business Wednesday. Harry Ilumrichouser was a Chicago visitor on business Wednesday.' Glen Worthington spent Wed nesday with relatives at South Bend. IWestley Bradley of Twin Lake was in the citv on business Wednesdav mornincr. Frank South worth has left on a business trip to Michigan City and South Bend. Mrs. J. T. LaRue is spending a few davs with friends and rela tives at South Bend. Leave your order for Schlosser's pure ice cream at George 1. Km vers. u It wit Arthur Craig and wife are spending a week's vacation with the family of Ed. Snqip at Au burn. Mrs. C. Pearson went to Ar gos 'Wodnes-dav, to spend a few days with her son Victor Xeff and family. Mrs. Harrv Ilumrichouser and daughters Lois and Erma are pending a few days with friends at Bourbon. Mrs. Harris of South Bend was the guest of the family of Jacob Hokan in this city Tues day eveninjr. Mrs. John Downing and 'Mrs. W. 'Williamson of Bourbon visit ed here Wednesday on their way to South Bend. Mrs. Anna Wood returned to Tiosa, after visiting w;th friends in Plymouth and at Grass Creek for a few davs. Miss Mfldred J Rothenberger has left for Minnesota where she will visit with her father during the summer. Mrs. Ilenrv Corp and Miss Clara GoodrHi have gone to Kendalville t spend a week with friends ami relatives. Miss Florence -McCIoughan of Etna Green spent Wednesday in the citv enroute to MichitranCitv wherc she has accepted employ ment. Mr. an Mis. J. M. Steele and their guests Mr and Mrs C. V. I -:t i. . r tt o i. Tv 1 i ! viiods oi iiuiuu oouin uaKuia, spent rcvlnelay at South Bend. , Mrs. L. C. M id-diet on and children have one to Argos to spend a few -days with the family of her father-in-law C. T. Middleton. Mr an-d Mrs. Daniel McDonald have gone to Culver, where they will occupy their cottage "Menominee' at Lake Maxinkuckee. I. G. Harley went to St. Joseph, Mich., Wednesday, to arrange for taking his daughter Helen, to the Sanitarium there for treatments. Mrs. Rehecca Rolibins of Purr Oak, visitetl in this city Wednesday. From here she went to Laporte to visit with her son Milton RoMins. Mrs. John Zimmerman of Inwood and sister Mrs. Fcter Hanson of Uourbon, went to Sout T'end to visit with relatives and friends Wednesday. Mrs. J. H. Reprogle of Stillwell, called on friends in this city Wednesday, on her, way to her home, after visiting with relatives at Donaldson. Miss Florence Rosenburg of Ohica;n, who has been visiting with friends in this city ami at Donaldson wcait to South P.end for a further stay Wednesday. Mrs. Kleckner ami daughter Jennie, and sister Mrs. John Stahl went to Chicago today to visit the former's son W. C. Kleckner for a few days. Mrs. il. S. Strawhccker went to "Ylirtslow I Hi Thursday, to attend the funeral of her daughter Mrs. Isaac Mariclc, which occurs tomorrow. The Misses Deissie Keltner and Dean 'Werten rc'turned to South P.end Thursday morning, after visiting here with the family1 of John Flosinzicr. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Fanning of North Manchester, w no nave been the guests of the family of S. II. Fanning for a fewlays teturned to their home Thursday. Mrs. C. R. Kerr of PouHon, who lias been the guest of the tamiv of Louis K elver for a coutle öf davs has gone to South P.end for a further stay with relatives there. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker of Culver were Plymouth visitors Thursday, -enroute to Warsaw, where thev went , to purchase a Chalmers ;J0 Auto., and will drive the machine borne.

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Tl e twentieth annual convention of the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Union of the St. Joseph branch,, will be held in ihe United Brethern church in this city, on June 'il, 2'i and -3. Eully two hundred out-of-town visitors are expected in the city to attend the convention. The program which will be executed is as follows: Tuesday Evening. 7 ::() Devotion. .Pev S. H. Yager O tiering 8:00 Sermon . . Rev. L. L. Shaffer Iord's Supper Wednesday Morning. 8-.0 Devotion. .Rev R. A. Smith Kokomo, Ind. !):00 Quiet Hour Rev. C. A. Sickafoose 10:00 "The Place and 1 unction of the Young People's Society In the Church" Dr. H. F. Shupe, Dayton, O. Appointment of Committees Afternoon Sesion I :.10 Missions, as a Study .; Orma Flora 2:30 'Missions, an Appeal (a) The Needs of the City. . ..Tohn C.roves. Lafayette Ind. (b) Our five Millions Abroad ...Mrs. -Bessie Hays. Ivigonier r:.)0 Officers Opportun: tiets and Responsibilities. .Dr H. vShupe Wednesday Evening 7:..0 Devotion Rev. Dilman, Ivlkhart, Ind. Offering 8:00 Christian Stewardship Hour Rev. CT V. Mull "Love's De4t to God" . .Dr. T. S. Kendall, Dayton, O HERE FOR TRIAL WARSAW MAN AND WO MAN SUE GAS CO., FOR TERRIBLE INJURIES RECEIVED. Leak in Gas Pipe fciUed Rooms j Which Exploded When Match Was Lighted Both Disfigured. A $."50,000 -damage suit was filed in the office of the (Marshall Circuit Court Tuesday afternoon, as venued from the Kosciusko circuit court. The. case is Marie Dye versus the Warsaw Gas Company for .$:50,000 damages, and Joseph R. Dye versus the same company asking for 10,000. 'Hie complaint alleges that tiie Gas Company is responsible for an explosion which resulted ' in the terrible injuries sustained by the husband ami wife, when he struck a match in their apartments looking for the source of the odor which was of escaping gtis. The complaint alleges that the couple moved into a certain tlat in the" city of Warsaw on August 'vM, 1!)0:. In the chartging of gas. pipes in the apartment house, an opening had been left in the pipes, in the rooms occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Dye. When they movctd into the rooms, the gas was turned off, but soon aftier another family moved upstairs Wl upon their request the gas was turned on for the building front the mains. The bad leak was -detected and the Gas com-pany was notified. They shut off the gas and made an investigation for tha leak. The ro;m in which the actual leak was located was um investigated, according to the charges and the gas was again turned on. Mrs. Dye entered hex rooms at night,' and detected the srtong odor, which because of her inexperience with gas, she says was unfamiliar her, and she summoned her husband. Together they crossed the hall in the building, and entered a room front which the odor e-mmated. Without her suggestion the husband struck a match and the exnlosion followed. T.oth the husband and the wife were horribly burned, and' rendered unconscious, in which condition they remained for several days, hovering between life and death. Thev were found hy neighbors. P.orh man and wije'had an car b-vrned off, ami otherwise burned and disfigured. They were almost identically burn et I except the wife suffered the more. Terrible Injuries from Burns.

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Convention of St. Thursday Mornings ' n on T- I C-I,.1-1o.-:.U IVCOLlUIl '-Ml OUKMiu ! North .Manchester Ind. 0:00 Business Hour Dr. H. F. Shupe . Afternoon Session 1 :.,0 Forms of Entertainment Legtimate for C. E. Societies 'Miss Hazel Schlosser, Bremen ml..) denominational royalty (i T. Our Church " ....Ella Nickey, ColuhUbia City yiJ J 1 " .nv-i'. 7. ....... . ..Miss Gladys Todd, Kokomo 3:.'0 Junior Hour Lucinda VolkThe Junior Society. .lt. F Shupe Thursday Evening. 7::0 Devotional, . Rev. N. E Tillmm Loburg Unering 8:00 Practical . Endeavor Society Dr. IL K Shupe Officers of Endeavor The officers of the St Joseph Hranch of the Christian 'Endeav or, are the followincr: C. A. Sickafbose. President Ida Koontz, Ree. Secretary, South lend. Ind umbTa Citv, Ind. " Ornia Klora. Sunt. Peru. Ind. Lucinda Volkmann, Tr, Sunt, roiuil nenn, mil. C. A. Sickafoose, Ouiet Hour Sunt. Licronicr, Inl. Mvs KVa Yqunjr. Cor. Sec. rutler, In-d. The woman describes her iniuries, received from the cxplo - ... v v r sion of gas as follows: tier i ace and head were burned an over so that all Hie skin and niucn oi the flesh came oil, her hair was all burned oil aitfl one" of her cars was burned olT, that her face was ?o badly iburned that she will be disfigured all her life, her mouth and throat were nanu burned, and her body was all burned fro'm her neck to and inchiding litr hips so that much of the skin and much of the tlesh came off, that her-feet were badlv burned, her arms were burned all over and her hands and nnjrers were badlv burned and inhired so that she was uninie to fee(K herself for a pcno;i ct mx ... .f e . I months, that sJie could not, and cannot now fdress herself, that her said injuries are permanent, that her said burns caused her to become and remain unconscions for a period of ten days and her hodv an-l umos are uisnureil and will always be o, that she suffered great bodily and men tall v nam on the account of said injuries, that she still suffers great, tboddy and mental pain on account of me injuries, aim avers on account of said negli srence of said defendant she ha.s . . , 1 1 I been damaged and injured ny said burns in the sum of $30,000 tor which 5.ie asics jucigomcni against the defendant. Public Invited. The public is invited to come in na- viiiuv.il vji i mii."iu I evening and hear a discourse by S. J. Lindsay of Oregon; 111., on i ne Kicn -oaii aim mius. Mr. Lindsav 'is a student and I I Ieep thinker and jou wll be entertained; Relief Corps Entertained. The Women's Relief Corps, journeyed to the home of Joseph VanVactor, south of this city Wednesday, where they wee entertained at a supper party. Sues for Divorce. I.illie Ii. Erwin has brought suit against her husband Wm. J. Erwin for divorce. The parties reside in Ilourbon. ' , Moves to Culver. Mrs. Marv A. Tavlor left for Culver, where she is from Pivmouth. moving For Sale. six foot Floor Two six foot Floor Show cases and one ten ft counter show case. O.HlCt W. K. Leonard 'Mrs. Marv Ciller and Mrs, G. W. Gerard of South T end who have been visiting here went to Tyner for a further visit with the lattcr's snn Newton Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ihirkett of b t. 'Wayne ha- t- returned from sj)ending a few d ivs with her parents Mr and Mrs John Glass at Twin Lake, and are visiting with friends in Plymouth. Rv. A. I,, lllakc and wife oi Fremont Ind., who have been spending a few davs here, the guest of the familv'of Rev. Mow went to South P.cnd Mondav morning. Rev. Illake occupied the pulpit at the 'Weslvan Methodist church Sunday.

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ATTEND LEAGUE. I . Delegation Leaves This City for Meeting at South Bend. , dclejratio-n headed by Rev. jr. c. Wareing of the Methodist church, left this citv for Smith ien,j Wednesday, to attend tiie Fmvorth 'Leacrue convention ,'n er-sion in that city. Those fr0m Pivmouth, who went were tie MjSSCs Ruama Suit, Delpha Zumbaucrh. LiJa Overmvcr and ,Q -Messrs. Rolland Metsk'er, GeiraM Overmvcr, Ned Kilmer, ami Dev Ware n sr. A delecra tion from- Rochester joined the Uderation here. Tha Rochester o l)HM)ie were Rev. II. L. -Kimhg, an(i olc ATjsses GcraUhne KinVcitma Pletcher, Edith Bit tcrs Edna Bitters, Flavilla Tracy and Ruth Tracy. , . ceris Traction Engines p Faucette. ot Kiciimonu, inii wi10 has been here for a L - ew davs left Tuesday, after - ii-.nfr two Qarr Scott Co., tracLions. One was sold to E. R. Day at Donaldson and the cither to lert Mann ot inwoou. ttCH RELIEVED AT ONCE. V Thiat terrible itcli disappears pjR'f DROPS of a . . f(mnoun a 0f 0n Qf winterrrcen. tlivmvd and srlycerlne mixa,i In n'n n Prescrfntion. Tins Unothin" - . hcalimr lotion, used exppnl,nv idlls eczema 'jrerms instantly. TTerptofore D D D remedy haö , sod ony n $i bdttles; but . a s,necial otter, any suucrci i Li - ,.,1. ,nc npver tried Hilft ivfvvii tu l(ie T3 D j) nCHNr try this, remlv in a special bottle . at -'jc. Charles Reynolds, Plymouth Ind. VISIT THE BARGAIN TABLE OF Bergman, the Tailor FOR REAL BARGAINS Suits worth from $25 to JJU you can now purchased for $20.00 And Less Avail Yourself of this opportunity to provide yourself with a good Tailor Hade Suit For the least money ever ' ottered in this city.

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15.00 Young Men's Beautiful Suits in the finest Serges, Worsteds and Cassimers in this season's nobby Browns, Striped Serges, in Checks, Plaids and plain effects, also the Sand Tans. Suits originally sold at $20.00. Straw Hats in tennt RrM - Good Clothes School May Start Daily. If the publication of a daily paper at Xotre Dame university during commencement week proves a success, it is likely that the university authorities will allow the students- to begin the publication of a university daily with he opening of the next school year. The Scholastic, a weekly publication, is one of the best college papers in the country. Moorman in Town. ' John L. Moorman of Knox, candidate for Congress 011 the Republican ticket was in this city Wednesday, shaking hamls with friends and looking after his candidacy.

ANY day that you'd like to know something about the best clothes made, in a store were nothing but the highest grade merchandise is handled, drop in on us and let us show you some of our Hart. Schaffner & Marx fine clothes. They'll interest you; they're made of strictly all-wool fabrics, and tailored perfectly. , You will not 4find any such clothes ready-to-wear, anywhere else; they're better than the average custom tailor can make. We'll sell you Hart, Schaffner Sc Marx suitsfrom$20to$27. Rc'tdy for service Other makes in all-wool qualities, $10 to 18

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