The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-08-21
Miss Orpha Wells is visiting in Ar.

home from Chautauqua.
Ross Wilson, of near Argos, was in
our city Monday evening.
! Joseph limbaugh has gone to Mish-
awake to visit until Sunday.
Rev. w. h. Mckenzie has returned
from the Battle Ground camp meet
ing.
Rev. o. S. Thornberry is attending
the Bible conference at Winona this
week.
Carl Steinbach, of Bourbon, is Wis
iting the family of \ E. Rhodes in
this city.
Mrs. Maude Houghton has returned
from two weeks visit with relatives
at Ligonier.
Miss Hattie Kelly arrived Sunday
evening for visit Of ten days in this
city and vicinity.
Fred Stackhouse has returned to his
home at South Bend after visiting
the Wilkinson family.
j. NJ. Wickizer is in the vicinity of
Hamlet this week on business con-
nected with his nursery.
Joseph Emenaker has returned
from visit of several days with his
brother at Mishawaka.
This hot weather is rather uncom-
Portable, but it is just right for the
corn, pickles and tomatoes.
Miss Mary Hopkins has returned to
her home in Grovertown, after visit
ing the family of Grant Hianes.
Mrs. George Felden has returned to
South Bend after visit of three days
with Mrs. HaSlanger onLouisa street.
Messrs. Urcy Cline, Walter Johnson
and Claud Elders, of Warsaw. visited
with friends in this city Monday even
ing.
J.V. Bailey was in town Tuesday for
the first time in sixteen months. He
is making his home at the county
larm.
The German Sunday school picniced
at Pretty Lake Tuesday. The crowd of
young folks and old folks was large
and merry.
| Mrs. A. G. Hartle has returned to
her home at Matthews, Ind, after a
visit of week with the family of J.
F. Hartle in this city.
Mrs. Bennett, of LapaZ. and Mrs.
Reynolds, Of near Buchanan, Mich,
were here Tuesday to attend the fu-
neral of George f. Spaulding.
Mrs. NJ. c. Harter has returned to
her home at Warsaw, after visit of
week with her daughter, Mrs. Cum
minis and friends north of town.
Mrs. George Flake, of Lapaz, has
returned from visit at Holland,
Mich. Her sister, Mrs. ]. E. Rowe,
accompanied her home for visit in
this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Deemer and
baby Kenneth, of Gilmore, Nebraska,
and son, of Los Angeles, CAL, have
returned home after visit with Miss
Sallie Deemer.
The Woman's Relief Corps social
meets with Mrs. L. Tanner Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Saza McMaster arrived safely
at Lamar, Colorado, and writes home
that w. L. Morehouse, who seemed
seriously i'll year ago is much inn
proved in health.
The third annual meeting of the
Listenberger and Snyder families,
comprising about 200 persons residing
in Elkhart, St. Joseph, Fulton and
Marshall counties was held at Elkhart
Saturday.
1t is now an acknowledge fact that
house flies carry typhoid fever from
house to house and the United States
agriculture department has issued a
bulletin to farmers and scientist to
this effect.
Nj. Ashley authorizes us to say that
the announcement fof the sale of an
interest in his hardware store by al
evening paper Of this city was prema-
ture and the firm is still John v. Asst
| ley s. Son.
An English firm has ordered ,000-
600 barrels of apples through Cana
dian dealer. There is no danger of
overproduction in American apples,
the foreign demand alone far exceed
ing the supply.