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

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Mrs. Emanuel Price and Miss Carrie
Brooke both remain critically i'll.
NJ. NJ. Lytell, of the county infirm-
airy is visiting in German township.
Mr.. Mlskally, of Chicago, is visit
ing Miss Neleeta Sillick in this city.
Emory Reeve has returned to his
work in the medical college at Chica-
go.
Mrs. Higgins who has been visiting
her son in this city went to Bourbon
yesterday.
Excursions to indianapolis and Chi
cage Sunday morning. Fare for
round trip s1.Oo.
Miss Bessie Vlnall left for for Co.
lumbus, o., yesterday, where she will
visit a few weeks.
Miss Ethel Dearborn has returned
TO Warsaw after a visit of week with
Miss Maud Keyser.
Mr. and Mrs William Orman have
returned from a visit of week at
Detroit and South Bend.
The Sunday schools of the Metho-
dist and Presbyterian churches will
picnic at Winona, August I.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Smith who
resided five miles west of Plymouth
removed to Elkhart yesterday.
Most of the wheat in this county is
in shock in good condition and the
crop is fully up to the average.
Big balloon ascension, bicycle races
and other amusements in Plymouth,
Saturday July u. Everything free.
Mrs. Daniel Scott who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ed Hills
man returned to her home at Peru to-
day.
The question of a concrete founda-
tion for the whole of the Sophia street
pavement is now undergoing discus
sion.
Peter Hank; who arrived from Viii
ting Tuesday, has decided 20 take a
position in Eugene Lewis's barber
shop.
John Ehrman, aged 10 and Bertha
Jeffirs II: Adam Martin, 90 and Ida
3. Seymour, "a: have been licensed to
marry.
Mrs. ID. Frank Redd and children
have gone to Climax, Michigan, for a
visit of month with Mrs. Redo S
parents.
Peter Richard went to Pulaski and
Fulton counties Wednesday, to look
after his crops there and visit bis son
and daughters.
Mrs. +. S. Guyer has returned to
her home at Hobart, after a visit of
several DAYS with relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
Seven colored experts from South
Bend are now assisting in putting in
the concrete foundation for paving
Michigan street.
These almost rains should be credit
ed to Dan Harris who always has it
rain three days between Sundays if it
rains on Monday.
Miss Hazel Bondurant, of Bremen,
who has been visiting relatives here
for several days has gone to LOganS-
port to visit relatives.
There was probably never more
work done in Marshall county in a
week than has been done since this
paper went to press week ago.
DR.. Weiser, of Bourbon, was in
Plymouth Tuesday. He does not
have an exalted opinion of the veraci-
ty of the average member of congress.
One of the worst storms of the sea-
son passed over st. Joseph county just
north of Lakesille Monday. Crops,
trees and buildings were badly dam
aged.
One of the Oldest newspapers in the
west and the Oldest i'm Indiana is the
VincenneS Sun. 1t has just celebrat-
ed its 9sth birthday. 1t was founded
July 4, 1904.
The widening of the lawns on the
east side of Michigan street for one
block south of Sophia street, is the
biggest improvement made in paving
Michigan street.
James E. Houghton's letter from
the far west is well written and many
friends are glad that he and Mrs.
Houghton are enjoying delightful
season of rest and recreation.
Another great electrical, wind and
rain storm struck the west side of Chi
cago Tuesday afternoon. Two per-
sons were killed and much damage
was done to trees and buildings.
Mesdames j. d. Holman, A. Rub,