The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-18
Miss Grace Barrett is visiting at

w OIL oQWs
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Barrett are VS.
iting at Warsaw.
The Bourbon fair will be bigger and
better tkan ever
Mrs. Ira earn is delegate to the
U. B. conference at Peru.
Laura Shetland, of Donaldson,
transacted business in town yesterday.
Jacob Wolverton, of South Bend,
transacted business in Plymouth Tues
day.
Eenry Stauffer, a pioneer Sf Nap
panee, died Monday night aged rs
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ellsworth have
returned from their visit in northern
Michigan.
Albert Baum, of Donaldson, visited
his sister, Mrs. jeff Florian, in this
city yesterday.
Rev. NJ. G. Long has returned to
Markle, Ind, after visit of three
days in this city.
Plymouth S new band is getting in
good shape and will soon be the best
band in the county.
Benjamin Winegrove, of New York,
who has been visiting at Bremen left
for the east this afternoon,
Everybody in Marshall and adjoin-
ing counties should attend the big fair
at Bourbon Oct. l. ? and ).
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Snigley have re-
turned to Elkhart after visit of a
week with the family of Rev. Ray Up
son.
Mrs. Daniel Andrews, of Rock Falls,
Wis, arrived yesterday for visit of a
few week with her mother, Mrs.
David earn.
Miss Huldah Ruge, of Davenport,
Iowa, and Miss Martha Ruge, of Val
paradise, are visiting at Henry Ulrlch IS
in this city.
The limited express on the Lake
Shore Monday made the run of 1873
miles between Toledo and Elkhart in
ll5 minutes.
Levi Artz and wife, of this city,
and David Swigart, of Culver are at
tennIng the reunion OF the old 10Th at
Nappanee this week.
Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald returned
from Culver Wednesday accompanie
by Platt Mcdonald, who will visit in
this city few days.
The water in Great Salt Lake has
fallen six feet during the past eight
years. There must be hole in the
bottom of the old lake.
j. V. Rorer. of Chicago, with his
wife and chi dren, is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Rorer, a
few miles south of this city.
j. E. Houghton and Mr.. Winding
Ter and wife are among those from
Plymouth attending the reunion of
the 29th at Nappanee this week.
Asher Boyce returned to his home
at Argos today after business trip of
a business trip of few days in the
north and west part of this county.
Mrs. Snepp widow, of Elder Snepp
of Bourbon, is attending the U. b.
conference and visiting relatives and
friends in Miami and Fulton counties.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence Winget have
returned to Fort Wayne after a visit
of few days with the family of
James w. Logan and other relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coe have arrived from
Ohio on their wedding tour and are
visiting E Price and other relatives
here. The bride was Miss Leonore
Price.
A. G. Miller. E h. Barnhill. George
Bowel, W. NJ. Kendall, Charles H.
Wilcox, James Gibson and b. r. Cole
are attending the reunion of the. I'D
at New Carlisle.
Dr. Gould and w. III. Whited. of
Argos, arrived in Plymouth yesterday
morning. They report all quiet In
that beautiful village of fair women
and intellectual men.
Edwin BOwSer and Melvin Woods.
of German township, Jasper Mann, of
Inwood and Mr.. Dolph and wife, of
Polk township, are attending the
state fair at indianapolis.
Mrs. Lucy A. Juday, of Bremen,
has instituted suit against the Lake
Shore for slO, 900 for killing her hus-
band at the Union street crossing,
Mishawaka, Dec. Is, 1901.
A. c. Geyer, nephew of DC. Cole,
of this city, who has been a minister
of the Northwest Indiana conference,
was transferred to Las Vegas, New
Mexico, on account OF his health.