The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-08-14
JOHN Y. ASHLEY And son
Leaders n Goods Low Prices and Full Weights.
LOW Prices and Full Weights.

The state fair will be held Sept. Il
to 10.
Mrs. A. Cole visited over Sunda,
at Inwood.
Rev. Ray G. Epson spent Frida,
at Chicago.
The fair at Paramount, Ind, viii
be held August II to l6.
Miss Edna Bollman is visiting
friends in South Bend for a few days
j Miss Blanche Disher, is visiting he
sister, Mrs. Arthur Metzler, at Ro
chester.
Mrs Charles E. Rivar and daugh
ter, Eloise, are visiting relatives a
Bourbon.
| Miss Eta Smith has returned from
a visit of three weeks in Tippecanot
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swansea, of near Don
aldson, were visiting friends in Plym
outh Friday.
Sheriff Bondurant and family tool
in the Red mems carnival at ROch
ester Friday.
| The reunion Of the veteran 29tf
Regiment will be held at Nappanee
Sept. II and Is.
Miss Anna Shoemaker has gone to
Monterey for visit of week with
Mrs. Mark Rearick.
Mrs. Eurit and son of LOganSpOrt
are guests of the family of Adam Ke.
bert and w. B. Clark.
E. F. Plummer, a commission mer,
chant, of Chicago, was the guest OF
Mr.. Edward earn Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keiser have re.
turned from visit at Warsaw, Fort
Wayne and Huntington.
Benjamin Becker has returned to
Chicago after a vacation of a week
spent in Plymouth and Culver.
Attorney Robert NJ. Washournc, OF
Bourbon, stopped in Plymouth Friday
on his way home from Logansport.
Mrs. John Kuzmaul, who has been
sick for several months, but seemed
much improved last week, is again
seriously ill.
H. w. Bunch, of Lakeville, visited
few hours with friends i'm this city
last Friday. He was on his way to
Fort Wayne.
Rev. w. E. Mckenzie is attending
the Battle Ground camp meeting
which began Thursday and continues
until Aug Is.
Miss Maggie O'Donnell who had
been the guest of friends in this city
for a week, returned to her home at
Marion Friday.
Mrs. Bower, of Huntington, Ind,
is visiting her mother at Walnut and
her sister, Mrs. A. B. Personnel in
this city this week.
The democratic congressional COM
mittee had stormy meeting here
Thursday and adjourned without find
ing out "where they are at. 4"
When a man Is restrained by in
junction from speaking to his wife, as
is Herman Rudolf of Milwaukee.
things are getting desperate.
Mrs. 1. Q. Redd with her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Brown and Miss FlOrrnce
Brown, of Chicago, spent Friday with
relatives and friends in Argos.
Mrs. Chapman, has returned to
her home in Argos after visit of
several days in this city with the fam
| lily of her nephew, Delbert Bryan.
Mrs. Cough, of Greenfield. Ind.
who has been visiting her son Robert,
of the Altman store, and chaperoning
a party at Pretty Lake, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. Rose Travis and children have
returned to their home in Chicago
after a visit of three weeks with her
father, George w. Ellinger, east of
Plymouth.
Hon. Marcus A. Hannas health is
such tnat his physicians have forbid
den him to make any speeches at pres
ent, and he may not be able to visit
Indiana during the campaign.
1t is reported that genuine dia-
monds have been discovered along
Nelson creek in the northern part Uf
Plumas county, CAL, and many pros
pectOrS have gone to the scene.
A card from e. T. Mattingly says
be and Mrs. Mattingly are enjoying
the lectures of the Chautauqua assem-
bly, at Chautauqua, N. Y, and expect
to remain there until August 20.
At sos Friday morning at the over
head bridge near Donaldson, Jacob