The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-07-10
Mrs. Margaret Seiders is visiting ;

W. F. Harold and family are visit
ing relatives at Portland, Ind.
Mrs. Fred Flory, of Donaldson,
spent the Fourth at South Bend.
F. w. Gallup and wife, of Chicago,
are visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Blanche Mccoy is visiting the
family of S. B. Tanning at Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs Cora b. North are
the parents of a boy born at l O'Clock
July 5.
Charley Walburn and family report
glorious Fourth of July celebration
at Hanna.
Frank Martin has returned to
Marion after a visit with relatives
near Hibbard.
Miss Lena Weckerle, of Chicago, is
visiting Mrs. Klingha inner and other
relatives and friends here.
DR.. Emory Reeves arrived from Chi
cage ON Saturday to visit his parents,
sisters, brother and friends.
Gotlieb Schall, of North township,
went to Dixon, Ohio, to visit during
the Fourth of July holidays.
DR.. Bowers condition is much bet
ter than few months ago and he is
now able to sit on the porch.
Frank Ray was struck on the arm
Friday evening by piece of fireworks
and was severely cut and bruised.
Henry Hapner has returned TO his
home in Kosciusko county after Wis
it OF week with relatives in this
county.
Mrs. Rebecca yesterday is seriously
| ill at her home in South Plymouth.
She has had severe hemorrhage of
! the lungs.
Mr.. Miner and family have re-
turned to their home at Marion after
visiting the family Of A. f. Messena
at Linkville.
Mrs. Steinman, of Knox, passed
through here on her way to Bourbon
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Miller.
A. B. Galloway made a very sue
csssful balloon ascension at Hamlet,
July 4. He assembled 5000 feeu in
eight minutes.
Jacob Beyler, who died near Bre-
men, June %, was 50 years old, was
born in Marshall county, and lived
here all his life.
Mrs. Lawson Virgins went toRoch-
ester this forenoon to pack her house
hold goods preparatory to moving to
this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Rensselaer, and Chill
dren accompanied by her cousins. the
Misses Winn, of Rochester, went to
lnwood to visit over Sunday.
Philip Wittong has returned to his
home in Van Vert county, Ohio, after
visit of few days at JesseBelden S.
His wife will remain here a few weeks.
Mrs. r. X. Lord, of Culver, has
Sold her fine line of steamboats, to
Captain Oliver Crook who has had
charge of the boats for the past ten
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Watson came
down from Elkhart July 3rd to attend
the Argos celebration ard visit over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Butcher.
Mrs. Monitor Foss, of Culver died
June 30, of diphtheria. She was Is
years, month and Is days old. The
remains were taken to Winamac for
interment.
Harry Wiltfong who has been in de-
clinlng health, is here from Chicago
to visit relatives and friends, His
health is much better than it was a
few months ago.
Most cs the farmers spent the
Fourth Of July on their farms. 1t was
a fine day for harvesting and making
hay and it ives necessary to make the
most of it.
The Plymouth boys were victorious
IN the ball game with Rochester play
ed here July 4. The game was fine
one. The score was to 9 in favor of
Plymouth.
Mrs. L. w. Quick and little daugh-
ter, Mabel, have returned to their
home at St. Louis after a visit of a
month with Mrs. Ducks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, w. T. Leonard, and
many friends in this city and Argos.