The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-07-24

Oren Lytell has gone to Peru, Ind,
for a visit of three weeks.
There Will be no meeting of the
ladies parish guild until Thursday,
July so.
Glen Cushman, who had been very
sick last week, is able to be up and
around.
Mrs. O. S. Thornberry with her chill
dren is visiting her parents at Column
bia City,
Rev. c. E. Weiss and family are
visiting at Laporte and South Bend
this week.
Mrs. Charles p. DrummOnd and
daughter, HortenSe, returned to South
Bend today.
Attorneys Thomas and Chaplin, of
Bourbon, were transacting business
here Tuesday.
Delbert Kenowether, of Mishawaka,
visited relatives in this city Monday
and Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young and daughter,
Alice, went to Winona Tuesday to
spend week at the assembly.
Mrs. G. A. Reeve went to Argos
on Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Alleman.
Miss Hester Oglesbee is spending
the week at the Ross house visiting
the family of John B. Bowel.
Marcus A. Hanna, Samuel Gompers
and Wallace's big show are the attrac-
tions at Warsaw next Monday.
Walter Mott, of Winamac, arrived
Monday evening for visit of a week
with his cousin, Rea Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lackey and
child, of New Carlisle, are here Wis.,
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Glass.
Mrs. Isaac Thomas, of Fort Wayne,
arrived here Tuesday for a visit of
three weeks here and 1t South Bend.
Misses Alma and Bessie Abbot ar
arrived here Tuesday from Mentone,
Ind, to be the guests of Miss Grace
Smith for a few days.
The state board of health has re-
ceived kilograms from Hammond,
Knox and Wanatah where the people
are much excited over smallpox.
George Lambert, residing in Michi-
few miles north of South Bend,
threShed 402 bushels of wheat which
was grown on eight acres of land.
Raymond MetSker has returned to
his home in Monticello, after visit of
eight weeks with his brother, G. w.
Metsker, editor OF the Independent.
Lawyers, doctors, merchants, other
business men and men of leisure from
Plymouth went to Pretty Lake for a
general good time Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Morris has gone to st.
Joseph county to remain a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Beebee, who
is sick at her home east of MiSha-
waka.
Salem BuSSert, of Fulton county,
visited here Monday night. He moved
to Fulton county from this city in
April and says he has fine crops of
corn and wheat.
The Kankakee river is higher than
it has been for years. The result is
that, Notwithstanding the numerous
bitches, thousands of acres Of land
have been flooded.
We move four doors south about
August /, and before that time are
Offering some very especial bargain
prices in order to reduce our stock at
Forbes Seed Store.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth ALE
man was held at Argos at l O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, after which the re-
mains were brought to Plymouth and
inferred at Oak Hill cemetery.
Hawkins, the barber, has sold his
shop to Wayne f. WEIGH, who has
been employed there for some time.
Mr.. WEIGH is an excellent tonsorial
artist and will maintain the reputation
of the establishment.
Charley Hite has been promoted and
transferred from the telegraph office
here to the Western Union office in
Chicago. Orren Hoover, who has been
employed at the tower, west of town,
takes his place at the Office here.
Will c. Landis, of Claypool. has
taken the position in the Hess drug
store vacated by Carl Speisshoffer.
He is cousin of Congressman Lands
and of Fred Lands, candidate for
congress in the Eleventh district.