The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-05
JOHN Y. ASHLEY And son
Leaders in Prices and Honest Weights.

Rochester.
Mrs. Maurice Lauer went to Chlca
90 to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Kloepfer has returned from
her visit at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Charles Fogel returned to hel
home in Iowa on Saturday
Jack Shaugnessey is home from Id
porte with a crippled hand.
Miss Marie Love, of Argos, spent
Memorial day in Plymouth.
William Walters, of South Bend
spent Memorial day in this city.
Miss Deane, of Green county
brought boy to Brightside Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Snyder are the
parents of girl baby, born Saturday
Lloyd Bunnell stopped at his home
in Plymouth over night on his way t
Detroit.
Cyrus Freeman and daughter went
to Rochester to spend Sunday with
relatives.
NJ. Hollingshead, o. Chicago, spent
Decoration Day at his old home in
this city.
Martin Asper was fined $500 anC
costs in Justice Molter's court for moi
sending his boy to school
Mrs. Nelson Rodgers and son went
to Rochester Saturday to visit for ;
week with relatives in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Capron anc
Misses Emma Yockey and Della Ogles
bee went to Culver to spend Sunday
Rev. A. III ELMER went to Black
ford county to preach Sunday and
spend few days in evangelistic work
Owen Disher, has traded his dray
ing and moving outfit in this city {,
w. w. Fishburn for grocery store il
Argos.
Mrs. William Clay, of near Roches
ter, came up to visit over Sunday
with her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Frank
Fertig'
Adam Vinnedge, George Vinall ant
c. r. Leonard have returned from
Larwill. All seem somewhat improv
ed IN health.
Excursion trains for Culver leave
the Vandalia station in this city every
Sunday at elisa. m. Fare for the
round trip % cts.
Mrs. George, of Bucuyrus, Ohio, ar
rived her9 Saturday for a visit of q
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. A
L. Schaal, north of town.
Mrs. Clara Winget who had been al
the bedside of her father, James w
Logan for ten days, returned to her
home at Fort Wayne Saturday.
Eugene WEIGH and family have re-
turned from Milwaukee and are NOV
ing into their old home on Miner
street near the Webster school.
n. w. Norton returned to Chicago
on Saturday, after a visit of two
weeks with relatives, old army com
rades and other friends in this city.
Oryal Minard, of Bourbon, now in
the employ of the Pennsylvania com.
pany near Chicago. was married last
week to Miss Maude Holt, of Hege-
wiSch.
Miss Hattie Kelley, of haywood,
Illinois, came down Thursday even
ing to spend Memorial day in Plym-
outh and visit over Sunday with old
friends.
Friday was the most pleasant Dec
Grafton Day ever seen in this city.
There was no rain, no mud very little
dust and the weather was not extreme
ly warm.
Daniel Cooper, of Peru, has return
ed home after visit of few days
with his sister, Mrs. Hunt, near Hib-
bard and his nephew, Marion Hunt,
of Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mcdonald have
gone to Chicago for a visit of a week.
They will 60 from Chicago to Cali
fornia and remain on the Pacific coast
until September.
Mrs. Samuel Craige, of Nappanee,
is visiting relatives in this city and
commencement exercises at
Culver. Her son is a student in the
Academy.
Friday was the silver wedding an
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
and was celebrated by a
family reunion and the presence of a
few intimate friends.
Washington Kelley, who has been
spending a month on his farm near
BurrOak, was here to assist in decorat-
ing the graves of his old comrades who
raSSof7 tn the unseen world