The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-07-31
Mrs. Levi K. Hill went to Warsaw

father, B. E. Ryder, in this city,
Mrs. j. E. Ellis visited friends at
her old home In Kewanna this week.
Mrs. w. VIM. Fishburn went to
Argos on Saturday for visit of a few
days.
Miss Rose Lauer left yesterday
for Chicago where she win visit a few
weeks
Mrs. Harry Swanson came up from
Bourbon to spend Sunday with her
parents.
Mrs. E. Davis, of Hamlet, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glass,
in this city.
Roscoe Ault, aged Is, was struck by
lightning and killed at Hebron, Porter
county, Friday,
Mrs. Albert Stills and children have
gone to Tippecanoe for a ten days Wis.,
it with relatives.
Mrs. Jennie Wyant, of Pierceton, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Van Sky
hawk. IN this city.
Misses Freeman and MCGEE have
returned to Warsaw after visiting
Clyde Freeman in this city.
Miss Eta Smith has gone to Tip
pecanoe township, for visit of two
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Harry Kilmer, daughter, Clara
and son, Ned, have gone to Frankfort,
Ind, for vacation of three weeks.
Mrs. Julia Medbourn returned to
her homein Tippecanoe Saturday latter
a visit with relatives in this city and
vicinity.
Master Henry Bliss has just placed
on Lake Maxinkuckee splendid new
sail boat and has christened it 1.-The
Tadpole.
Mrs. Herman Schultz, Of Laporte,
who recently shot her husband, has
been held to await the action of the
grand jury.
Edith HUDSON and Loretta Kenney,
Of Chicago, are enjoying the fresh air
of Plymouth at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alpha Ball.
Mrs. Walter Culver and children, of
st. Louis, No., are occupying one of
the Culver cottages on the east side of
Lake Maxinkuckee.
Frank Shively could not be elected
governor of Indiana, bnt he has been
appointed city attorney of South Bend
by Mayor Fogarty.
Mrs. Maggie Clayton, aged forty
five, while driving in the business pOr.
tion of Laporte. Friday became fright.
ened because her horse was going toe
fast and jumped from the carriage,
suffering internal injuries, which will
result in her death.
Thomas Cumberland, living five
miles east of Peru. did not know that
his revolver was loaded and now he
has badly injured leg.
II. B. Allen has completed the new
salting house at Grovertown, and he
and Mrs. Allen have returned to theil
home on Walnut street.
| Mrs Grimes has returned to bel
home at Denver, Ind, aftes visit OF
several days in this city with hel
daughter, Mrs. E. Saline.
Mrs. George, of Bucyrus, Ohio, who
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. L.
Schaal north of town, spent the past
ten days with her son in Chicago.
The Peru crowd which has had pos.
session of the Pretty Lake hotel build.
ing for several days, packed their
things and went home Saturday.
Wheat is coming in quite freely,
and the elevators are open after night
fall to accommodate the farmers, who
haul in the cooler hours of the day.
Master F. d. Hoham, of Fort
Wayne has returned home after a
visit of eighteen days with his grand
parents and other relatives in Plym.
outh.
! Evidently there is not SO much need
as was imagined of teaching the
young idea in the Philippines how tc
shoot. Four school teachers have
already been shot.
Thomas Sturgeon, wife and child,
of Kokomo, who had been visiting rel
ativeS and friends here tel days went
to Tippecanoe on Saturday to visit
Mr.. Spurgeon's brother before return.
ing home.
Plymouth has more than hundred
thousand feet of as nice sidewalks as
can be found IN any city. Plymouth
workman can build as fine stone and as
fine cement walks as can be built
anywhere.
No persons enjoy the newly paved
streets more than the bicycliStS. who