The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-10-31
Burkhart Mohn went to Chicago to

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Ed Brundige last Wednesday night.
DR.. Clarence Stephens received the
third degree in Masonic lodge Friday
night.
Miss Cora Stewart, of South Bend
is in the city, a guest of Miss Mae
Fisher.
Misses Katharine and Nellie Fallor
visited relatives at South Bend over
Sunday
Mrs. S. NJ. Bush, of Sheldon, ILL.,,
is in the city visiting Mrs. F. L.
Nicolay.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Baker have gone
to South Bend for weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Wheaton, who is visiting hel
husbands mother at Elgin, Illinois,
is quite i'll.
Paul Hamlin and his sister, Minnie
went to South Bend to visit relative:
over Sunday.
Mis-. James Snow has returned t(
her home in Warsaw after a visit
with Mrs. Vangilder.
Mrs. Geo. Grave has returned to hel
home in Culver after visiting at the
home of Ben Fetters
Miss Florence Schlossman went t.
South Bend to visit Miss LorettC
Obrine of that city.
Miss Bridget Stack is seriously ill
at the home of Mrs. Anna Holtorf, OF
North Walnut Street.
Mrs. A. f. Carl has returned from
Chicago, where she has been visiting
relatives the past week.
c. o. Yearick was in Walkertor
last week repairing the heating appa-
ratus in the school building.
William Slayter returned Satur-
day from months visit at his early
home in Starke county, Ohio.
If you want to pay your subscrip-
ton to THE TRIBUNE in wood please
bring it in at once or see us about it.
Miss Louise Munger has returned to
her home in Delong after long visit
with Miss Bessie Long of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and chill.
dren returned from long and pleas
ant visit at the Pan-American Expo
sition.
Mrs. G. Hickman went to Culver to
visit her mother, Mrs. T. Wolf OF
that city, and Mrs. j. French of Col
orado.
Mrs. Louis Haines and little daugh-
ter Bessie, also Mr.. James Haslet,
visited relatives at Laporte over
Sunday.
Milo B. Ritter, the 16-year-old son
of Daniel w. Ritter, of Tippecanoe
township, was given license to marry
Jessie NJ. Leland.
Mrs. E. Machlin has returned to
her home in South Bend She has
been in the city to attend the funeral
of her mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Shafer.
The Plymouth Tribune has been
designated by the United States
court as the official paper for the pub.
LEGATION of bankruptcy notices in
Marshall county.
Mrs. Chris Hoover and Mrs. Frank
Hoohian came up from Monterey an6
visited overSunday with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Richard, an6
their brothers and sisters in thi.
vicinity
a party consisting of the Mise,
Lizzie Miller, Ada Holdorf, Maggie
Miller, Lizzie Smith, Maggie Kennedy
Sarah Heckhart and Dora Rober spent
Saturday evening with Miss Kate Mil
Ter at Donaldson.
Theodore Sherman was shooting a
sparrows near Field IS barn Thursda,
morning with an air gun, a CHANGING
ball struck Fred Foglesong just abov,
the eye, inflicting bad but not dan
| gerous wound The eye was not in
: jured. DIR. Kaszer dressed the wonnt
and expects rapid recovery.
The fourth experimental oil wei
near Bremen was started today. 1
| is in the fair grounds and about on,
} hundred feet distant from the hol
just abandoned. The intention is t.
60 down to depth of about four hun
, dred feet to the stratum of rock, sup
! posed to be trenton, in which both OF
and gas were found a few weeks ag
, and to make thorough test of tn
, vein by shooting it with nitroglycerine
Funeral of Miss Clara Crane.
The funeral of Miss Clara 4. Crane
who died at her home in Laporte Oct