The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-09
Charles Wymer is visiting in Chica-

Charles Wymer is visiting in Chica
60.
There are 36S pupils enrolled in the
Bremen schools.
George Rosenbury and Dan Harris
will go to Ohio on the excursion Sat
urday.
Frank PurSell, of Argos, has return
ed home after a visit of three days in
this city.
Miss Dora Walker has returned to
Rochester after visiting relatives in
this city.
Mrs. Ed earn and Misses Carrie
Boss and Nora Rodgers visited in
South Bend Friday.
John Westling is reported quite sick
with malarial fever and erysipelas at
his home in Inwood.
NJ. c. Harter, of Warsaw, came up
Friday to visit over Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. Cummins.
The leader of the band with ''Ten
Nights in Bar ROOM is nephew
of John Cullen of this city.
Albert Hume came up from Vino
ma Friday evening for visit of day
with his parents in this city.
Hon. Adam E. Wise and wife went
to Baltimore and Washington on the
the excursion Friday evening.
CLYDE Swinburne has moved his
barber shop into part of the room
occupied by Paul S restaurant.
The Carver hotel at Bremen has
changed hands again. ID. Fl. Hess, of
WakaruSa. Is the new proprietor.
Misses Helen Mckinney andss Zeta
Hayes, of Bremen, are attending the
State University at Bloomington.
The thirty day poll has been taken
in most of the counties in Indiana and
both parties claim gains as usual
w. p. Biddle and his uncle, Thorn
as Biddle, of South Haven, Mich,
went to Rochester to visit over Sun
day.
Mrs. G., Seider has returned to her
home at Hamlet after a visit of a
week with her daughter, Mrs. Apple
man.
Mrs. GriffithS, of DeSMoines, Iowa,
is visiting her brother, John HaneS and
other relatives in this county and St.
Joseph.
George o. Work has gone to Hobart,
for visit of ten days. He will prob
ably 20 to FITZGERALD, Ga, TO spend
the winter.
Miss May Scott, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. William Ormond,
returned to her home at Marion,
Ind, this afternoon.
Mrs. CeleSta Miller, of German
township. took advantage of the ex-
curSion rates and went to Wash
ington and Baltimore.
Mrs. Henry Morgan, has returned
to her home at Mentone after visit
of few days with the family of G..
w. Baxter, in this city.
Mrs. |. A. Clemens, Of Michigan
City, who has been visiting Mrs. w.
Jackson in this city, went to InwOOd
today to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Adams and daughters
have returned to Chicago after WIS.,
it of week with the family of Del
bert Adams, south of this city,
c. NJ. Bonaker, proprietor of the
Bonaker house, South Bend, stopped
here on his way to Washington to at
tend the e.. A. r. encaIlpnent.
Many farmers did not get their
wheat SOwed before the rains and they
will be late getting done. Wheat
sown before the rains is up and grow
ing nicely.
Lieutenant George Wilbur, of Mil
waukee. attended the reunion,of the old
Ninth at Laporte and came down to
Plymouth TO visit his old army COM
rades and other friends in this city.
Otto Green, sou of Edwin Green,
who recently moved to farm north
west of this city, returned to his old
home near Larwlll where he will spend
two weeks taking care of his fathers
crops there.
Washington Kelley, of haywood,
Illinois, attended the reunion of his
old regiment, the lightning Ninth at
Laporte, Thursday and Friday, and
came down to Plymouth to visit few
days at biz old home.
Rev. w. j. Seekins, of Paramount,
Ind, president of the Indiana confer
ence Wesleyan Methodist church, was
in the city Friday night the guest Of
Rev. E. E. Myers. He went from here
to North Liberty to hold meetings
over Sunday.
| DIR. Knott authorizes us to say