The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-08-07

H. Y. Shirk and A. Knott, Of La
paz, transacted business in Plymouth
yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Bowles has returned t.
South Bend after visit of a week il
Plymouth.
About score of Plymouth peopl,
are attending the Red Me Scarniya
at Rochester.
Base ball game between Plymouth
and Argos at the fair grounds Thurs
day afternoon.
Gentry's dog and pony show il
Plymouth, Monday August Is, after
noon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Suit returned
to Laporte Tuesday evening after at
tending the reunion.
Miss Villa Lish, OF. Grovertown il
visiting the family of her uncle, II
B. Allen in this city.
Rev. L. Rothenberger and family
of South Bend are visiting in this cit!
and vicinity this week.
Miss May Swindell left Tuesday fol
visit of two months at Detroit anC
other points in Michigan.
Miss Bertha Leland, of Argos
changed cars here on her way to Mil
waukee to visit relatives.
Mrs. Addie Seider and daughter
Ruby, left today for South Bend where
they will visit relatives for week.
C. NJ. Hartman and family, of the
South side grocery, have returned
from a visit of a few days at Warsaw
E. G.. Altner, of South Bend, q
former resident of this county, is Wis
iting the Burgener boys at Donald
son.
Mrs. r. B. f. Peirce and Mrs. Mona
Brooke-Smith who are visiting friends
here went to Winona to spend the
day.
Mrs. William Morrison is here from
Indian Territory visiting relatives and
friends and attending the Jacoby re-
union.
Miss Louise WolfOrd has gone tC
Buchanan, Michigan, to visit hel
grandfather, George Spaulding, who
is seriously ill.
George L. Seitz and Miss Flora E.
Baker were licensed to mary August
5. This was the first marriage license
issued in ten days.
Samuel Adams wife and son, of Ca
dir, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Adams
father Jacob Suit, and her brothers,
sisters and other relatives here.
Clemuel Curtis, who resides east OF
Lake Maxinkuckee, informs us that
they had a heavy rain and some hail
in that vicinity Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Parker went to Chica.
60 yesterday to visit Mrs. Charles
P. Drummond, who is spending few
days at the home of her father in that
city.
Mrs. Lucinda Mickey has returned
to her home east of Rochester after a
visit of several days with her nephew,
Prosper Mickey and other relatives in
this city.
Sylvester Zehner has traded his res
idence property In this city for bis
Uncle Solomon Zehner's mill at Mon.
terey, and moved his family to Mon.
terey Tuesday.
Mrs. Lewis Wedding and her grand.
daughter, Pearl AnderS and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Linn, residing northeast of Ply.
mouth are visiting relatives in Bour.
bon this week.
]. H. Matchett and John ID. Thorn.
as, of Bourbon, rode to Plymouth on
their bicycles, arriving here about 6
O'Clock yesterday morning. They left
for home at $50 a. m.
Daniel X. Harris has returned
from visit with relatives in Clinton
county and says he never saw finer
prospect for corn than they have in
that section of Indiana.
The special Sunday school train for
Winona leaves Plymouth at $3.50 a. m.
Tuesday, and returns to Plymouth at
I. 80 in the evening. Train will stop
at Inwood going and returning.
Rev. George w. Hutchinson, Hugh
Gallagher, Adam Vinnedge, Mrs. E..
Price and Miss Carrie Brooke, all of
whom have been seriously III for sever
al weeks, remain in the same condi-
tion.
John G.. Miller was called to Cleve-
land, Ohio, Tuesday evening by a
telegram announcing the serious ILL.,
ness of his little daughter, who with
her mother is visiting relatives in
Ohio.
The deaf mutes of Michigan City