The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-08-21
Miss Tina Durham has returned to


Mrs. G. \. Williams and Lulu are
visiting relatives at Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Bennett went to
Hamlet to visit over Sunday.
Douglas Goodwille. of Chicago is
visiting George Marchant in this city.
Mrs. Charles Stuart has returned
from a visit of a few days at Inwood.
Mrs Leonard Bechtel died at Bre-
men Tuesday, Aug. II after long
illness.
w. ii. Bollman has sold his lumber
yard, at Knox, to j. w. Long, of Ke-
wanna.
Miss Ethel Mcneil, of Pierceton, is
visiting the family of Judge. Hess in
this city.
Miss Louise Sapp has gone to Deca-
tur, Ind, to make her home with her
sister, Mrs. Laurent.
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Mrs. w. H. Cove and son. Edward,
have gone to st. Joseph, Michigan,
for visit of two weeks.
Rev. Albert Zechiel and family, of
Bellevue, Ohio, are visiting relatives
and friends in this county.
The Bremen Enquirer saws the Ply
mouth Independent S story of prize
fight in Bremen was pipe dream.
Mrs. NJ. r. Freeman. who resides
near Donaldson. is assisting in con-
Quoting the camp meeting at Clay
pool.
Mrs. julius Keil has returned to
her home at Hanna after visiting
Sigmund Mayors and other friends
here.
Miss Evelyn Harsch has secured a
position in the Walkerton schools and
Mrs. Harsch will move there about
Sept. l.
Mrs. McQuistian returned to Dom
aldSon Saturday after visit of week
with the family of Mr.. Livinghouse at
Hihbard.
Mrs. c. c. Holem, who is here from
Kansas visiting relatives, went to
South on Bend Saturday for vi sit of
few days.
Most of the Listenbergers of this
county were at Elkhart Saturday at
etndlng reunion of the LiStenberger
family at Island Park.
Mrs. Addie Seider and daughter,
Ruby, who have been visiting relatives
at South Bend, returned to this city
Friday evening.
Misses Odess Bell and Olga George
have returned TO their homes in
Bourbon after visit of few days
with Marie Rhodes of this city.
The old settlers picnic will be held
at the Wilson grove, near Lapaz, Sat-
urday. August 80. Aole speakers will
be secured. Everybody invited.
Mrs. w. J. Wunderlich and two
sons, of Cincinnati. Ohio. are visiting
their uncle, Peter Richard, and other
relatives in this city and county.
John c. Miles, of Culver, who was
seemingly at the point of death a few
weeks ago. was able to come to Plym-
outh Saturday but he is still feeble.
Charles r. Leonard and F. j. Tits
worth and family left Friday evening
for northern Michigan to remain I'M
til the frOsts come to prevent hay
fever.
The Reformed Sunday school picnic
at Lake Maxinkuckee. Friday after
noon, was well attended and all who
participated pronounce it delightful
affair.
Mrs. Jacob Speyer and children and
Miss Jennie Goldberg have returned
to New York after a visit of five
weeks with relatives at Culver and
Plymouth.
Miss Zerne Rowe. of Argos. visited
here Friday evening and over night
with Miss Avis Daubenspeck, and
went from here to South Bend to visit
over Sunday.
Rev. A. j. Carey, who has been
visiting the Staleys and fishing at
Pretty Lake for two weeks, has gone
to Winona to spend a week at the
Bible conference.
Grandma Cross and Mrs. Shell Le-
land were passengers to South Bend
no Saturday. Mrs. Cross will visit
several weeks in South Bend with her
daughter, Mrs. Truitt.
Rev. A. II. Zilmer, the evangelist,
left on Monday for Waterloo, Iowa;
from there he will 60 to Oregon. Ill.,,
and later to Clarno, Wis. He will be
gone about one month.
John Juday, of Wabash county,