The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-19
Miss Mamie Relaen has gone to


her nephew, Attorney Ney Stevens.
w. e. Leonard is putting his sys-
tenn If lights in the new poStotiice.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Gibson are VS.
iting relatives in Southern Indiana.
Jesse E. Keller and Nettie L. Pip
penger have been licensed to marry.
Bert Nussbaum, of Chicago, has
been shaking hands with old friends
here for two days.
Mrs. B. F. ROUGH, of near Lapaz,
has returned from a weeks visit at
Warsaw and Bourbon.
Ray Walburn and Harry Fuller
drove to Hanna Wednesday to visit
relatives until Sunday
Miss Gertie Carver, who has been
visiting relatives at Walnut for week,
has returned to this city,
Deputy Regent E. L. 'Grier will
meet with the Royal Arcanums this
evening and banquet will be spread
Mrs. Garnett. of Chicago, better
known here as Miss Louise Ayres, is
here to attend the Disher- Metzler
wedding.
George Baugher has returned from
Kalamazoo where ne was employed in
the butter and egg establishment OF
Swindell Bros.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
went to Culver Wednesday to hold
their meeting with Mrs. Lamsoa at
the Palmer house.
n big excursion train filed with
ElkS and their friends from South
Bend went to Logansport to attend
the carnival Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Chester and her sister,
Mrs. j. L. Wolf were here from Elk
hart to attend the Alumni meeting
and visit old friends.
Jacob Gardener, of German town.
ship was in town Wednesday. He says
the storm blew down the derrick of
the gas well at Bremen.
Among those attending the Alumni
reunion Tuesday evening were: Mrs.
Belle Spayde. of Argos and Miss
-Evalyn Harsh, of South Bend.
Hon. George w. Holman, of Roch-
ester, has been here this week as one
of the attorneys in the railrord case
brought here from Fulton county.
An ice cream social will be held at
the home of Peter Helm Saturday
evening for the benefit Of the NJ. P.
church Everybody cordially invited.
The post-otfice will be moved into
the new outfit in the Mattingly build
ing Saturday night and patrons will
get their mail there Sunday morning.
College trustees exercise no discre-
tion in dispensing honors, consequent
ly degrees are worth nothing and men
like Rev. John Thompson are justified
in refusing them.
BY actual count there were, a
month ago. 81 different health foods
manufactured at Battle Creek, Mich.
Several new ones have been put upon
the market since.
Don't think because the children
have, spring clothing and few other
things of that kind are in order that
we don't need money for we do and
need it bad. Pay up please.
Misses Angie Houghton, Gail North
and Hon. III. G. Thayer with probably
Others from this county will attend
the State Sunday school convention
held at Terre Haute this week.
Mrs. William Whitesell, of Donald
son, Mrs. Lizzie Walter, of Bremen,
Claude Fish, j. c.. .JilSon and James
Parks, of Chicago, are among those
who were here for commencement.
Will c. Martin, who has been spend
ing few days with his parents since
his return from Purdue University,
left Wednesday for Toledo, Ohio,
where he will be employed during his
vacation.
Rev. Mr.. LOvegren, of Michigan
City, visited Rev. G. E. Weiss in this
city this week. He was on his way home
from a tour of several months in Ger
many, Switzerland, Italy and the
Holy Land.
The Indiana wheat harvest has
commenced in the counties near the
Ohio river beating all records of early
harvests in recent years. The crop is
large and the yield is better than that
of any harvest since 1898.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Teegarden, Of
Goshen, who have been visiting the |
faaily of FLINT" Rockhill since last |
Saturday, went 20 Etna Green for a |
visit before returning home. Mrs.
Rockhill accompanied them.