The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-07-10

Miss Jessie Florian is visiting rel
atives in Seneca county, Ohio.
Peter Hank, OF Whiting, is in
Plymouth for visit of ten days.
John w. Wiltfong is here from Chi
cage to spend his summer vacation.
| Miss Dora Stegman is home from
! Detroit for a visit of two or three
weeks.
Mrs. S. r. Ball, of Walkerton. is
here assisting in taking care of her
father. Adam Vinnedge.
James o. Parks came down from
Chicago Saturday evening and re-
NAMED until Monday evening.
E. f. Bartrum, of Bluffton, has been
sent here as an assistant night operat-
or at the Western Union office
Mr.. and Mrs. John Behrens. Of
Urbana, Ohio, have been guests of
relatives in this city several days.
DIR. Kaszer reports nice baby boy
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Hartman in the west part of town.
Trustee Wood, of Tippecanoe town.
ship, transacted business in this city
Monday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hettinger
have returned to their home in Etna
Green after visit of a few days in this
city.
Mrs. John Dem0nt,. of Kalamazoo,
Mich is the guest of her parents,
Nh and Mrs. j. G. Bunnell in this
city
Mrs. Charles Vail, of Warsaw, is
here for visit OF several weeks with
her daughters, Mrs Burket and Mrs
Deeds.
Mrs. Maggie .Ulich has returned to
her home at Mansfield, Ohio, after a
visit of ten days at the bedside OF her
father, Adam Vinnedge.
DR.. Aspinall went to Chicago Tues
day to meet his wife's cousin, Miss
Nora B. Green, of Portland, Ore, who
will spend the summer here.
Mrs, Wheaton, residing in the north
i part of town had serious attack of
neuralgia of the heart last Saturday.
and she is still suffering from its ef-
fects.
A concrete foundation was found
necessary for about 100 feet on Mich
igan street at and north and south of
the viaduct, consequently the work of
paving progresses slowly.
G. w. yesterday and daughter, of
Etna Green, came up Monday to see
their aunt, Mrs. yesterday, who has
been seriously ill, but seems to be
slightly improved at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Creiger, of
South Bend, who visited here last
week, expect to remove to DeS MoineS.
Iowa, soon. Mrs. Creiger was former
ly Miss Flo Collins of this city.
The Twentieth Century train on
the Lake Shore made record break
ing run Monday. covering the distance
from Goshen to Stryker, Ohio. seven
ty-siX miles in sixty-six minutes.
Mr.. Alya j. Love and Miss Rachel
Fletcher were united in marriage
Monday evening by Mayor Jones at
his Office in this city. They will
make their home in Tippecanoe town.
ship.
The heavy storms continue through
out the country. The water is high
er at Paw Paw, Michigan, than ever
known before, and all the low country
in the vicinity of Benton Harbor is
submerged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Huffard, of
German township, were taken to the
county farm last week. Mr.. Huffard
is "a and his wife is 90 years old, and
they had resided in German township
fifty years.
The surest and safest method of
counteracting the effects of excessive
heat is to throw of care and anxiety
and cultivate spirit of cheerfulness.
Intense heat and an irritable temper
make bad combination.
The colored jubilee singers of Cla-
fin University, Orangeburg, South
Carolina, had a large audience and
gave good entertainment at, the M.
E. church Monday evening, They
went from here to Laporte.
Snow is reported in Wyoming and
Colorado, and showers of ice in Ten
nessee. Plymouth had a shower of
ice last week, but the sun came out
almost hot enough to cook the ice and
it has been blazing hot ever since.
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