The Plymouth tribune., 1902-09-11
Mrs. G. S. Eshelman is visiting rela

! Mrs. George wallace and daughter
are visiting in Fdlton county thi:
week.
Mrs. J. H. Knapp and children have
returned from a visit of a month il
Chicago.
Misses Grace and Lille Elmers, OF
Chicago, are visiting at st. Michael''
academy.
Albert BitterS, editor of the Roches
ter Republican, was pleasant caller
at our office Tuesday.
]. d. McLaren, William Everly anc
c., Il. Tibbetts transacted business al
South Bend Tuesday.
Walter Dickinson is travelling for {
correspondence school. His headquar
ters are at Lafayette.
Rev. G. E. Weiss is attending the
German Evangelical conference at
South Bend this week.
Mrs. j. z. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. j
! c.. Barrett and Mrs. Wilkinson were
Argos visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Strohm and daughter, OF
Goshen, are visiting the family OF
Levi ArtZ in this city.
Mrs. Cyrus Zehner. on rural route
No. =. knows how to bake good lemon
pie. only complaint they are too small.
John W. Gallagher's condition is
critical and it does not seem probable
that he can live many days.
Albert Hume has gone to Winona
to begin his work as one of the in
Structors in Lhe agricultural school.
Mrs. Collins has returned TO hel
home at Rochester after a visit of a
few days with the family of j. c. Bar.
rett.
Mr.. Turner Keller and wife, of Chi
cago, are visiting w. p. Holland and
other relatives and friends in this
! city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Jacoby return
ed Monday evening from visit of a
few days in Chicago with their son,
Arthur.
Emery Hess has returned to Wa.
bash college at Charlottesville. He
will complete his college education in
two years.
w. A. Rhinehart, the barber. is WIS.,
iting his parents at Monticello and
relatives in Pulaski and CaSs counties
this week
John D. Widaman. of Warsaw was
in town Tuesday. He reports Judge
BIggs somewhat improved. He is still
in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunnick and daughter
! of Warsaw, visited Monday at Will
liam Everly S and went to South Bend
this morning.
Miss Scheuererman, one of the teach.
ers of the Culver schools, arrived from
Dakota Tuesday, where she taught the
past summer. sci a4f H19S
Mrs. Canote, who resides on William
street near the big rim factory build
ing, is visiting her daughter in Val
paraiso this week.
| DR.. T. s. Hunter, arrived from
Ohio Saturday evening for visit of a
week with his sister Mrs. H. Humri-
chouser in this city.
Miss Caldwell, of Upton; stopped in
this city with the family of her uncle,
Mr.. Daubenspeck, on her way to Fort
Wayne for visit of several days.
| NJ. A. Jones, former operator at
the LakeErie station in this city, died
Sunday of typhoid fever at Castleton,
Ind. The funeral was held today.
Mrs. Ferguson, of Gallon, Ohio, who
has been visiting Mrs. Bushman, in
this city. went to Bourbon Tuesday, in
company with Mrs. Bert Bushman.
Ralph Jacoby, who has been en-
ployed for the past two years, at Chi
cago, has gone to Purdue University
to take complete course OF study.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Hess are moving
their household goods from Argos to
Plymouth. They will reside in Har-
vey Steele S house on the south side.
Grandma Morgan returned from
Chicago Tuesday, accompanied by Mr..
Frank Morgan Of that city, who will
make a short visit at the home of
Postmaster Yockey. ru
Mrs. Yearick returned from War
saw on Tuesday, wher, she attended
the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs.
Anna Risch, mother Of Jonathan Risk
Of this township, who died Saturds,
aged "a years. -