The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-08-14
Samuel Carl is visiting at Roches-

ter.
Mrs. Appleman is visiting friends at
Walnut.
G. w. Jordan and wife, of Chicago,
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Mabel Jacoby is spending a
week with friends at Warsaw.
Mrs. II. G.. Thayer is the guest OF
relatives and friends at Bourbon.
Robert Smith was called to Ohio to
see his mother who is in feeble health.
Mrs. P w. Smith is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Francis, in La
paz.
L. II. Vanscoik land wife went to
Garrett last Saturday for visit of a
week.
Miss Ellen Lidecker has returned to
Bremen after visiting in this city and
vicinity.
Mrs. A. b. White and Mrs. Yeagly,
of North township, were Bourbon Wis
itors Saturday.
Oliver R. Baker and Miss Nellie
Kline of Union township were licensed
to marry Thursday.
Miss Geneva McCrory went to Val
paraiso Saturday to remain during the
commencement week.
Miss Ruby Ripple, of Warsaw, is
here for visit of month with her
aunt, Mrs. Sherman Orr.
Thomas Sponsler and Ed Butcher
are attending the camp meeting at
Dunlap in Elkhart county.
Mrs. U. j. Dietrich and children, of
Bremen, have been visiting the family
of Fl. II. Miller this week.
Mrs. Cupp, who has been visiting
relatives in this county and at South
Bend, has returned to Canton, Ohio.
Mrs. Jacob Ness with her daughter,
Mabel, and son Marvin, have gone to
Columbia City for visit of two weeks.
DIR. Wiltfong, of Chesterton, read a
paper at the meeting of the Porter
county doctors at Valparaiso Tuesday.
w. II. Manual and wife, c. L. An.
drews and Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Shir-
ley went to Bremen to visit over Sum-
day.
Carl SpieShoffer left for Salt Lake
City Saturday to attend the annual
meeting of the ElkS. He will be gone
two weeks.
Miss Laura Boss has been engaged
as one of the teachers of the Bremen
schools for the year commencing Sept
ember s.
Misses Wink and Slough have re-
turned to Bourbon after a visit IF sew
eral days with relatives and friends in
Plymouth.
George Paul is again in the res
taurant business. He has bought
Bert BuShman'S restaurant on Michi-
gan street.
Mrs. Mary Noel went to South Bend
last Saturday. She will be the guest
of her daughters in that city and Co.
Shen for ten days.
The Elkhart man who threa tened
to sell his wife for thirty cents and
found his offer taken must feel now
like the price he received.
Mrs. H. R. Priddy and daughter
were passengers to Donaldson last
Saturday for visit of several days
with friends and relatives.
Patrick Burns, a pioneer resident of
Laporte, died Friday morning of blood
poisoning, resulting from cutting his
hand on piece of glass. He was 80
years old.
Mrs. Charles Hoham and "Auntie"
Klinghammer went to South Bend
Saturday morning to visit for several
days with relatives In that city and
Mishawaka.
Geo. Vinnedge, who has been an in
mate of the county asylum for 20 years
died there Saturday. He was ABOUT
Is years of age and came originally
from Tyner.
Mrs. c. G.. Bollman and daughter
have returned from Bucyrus, Ohio,
where they attended the funeral of
Mrs. Bollman's sister, Mrs. NJ. v.
Underwood.
Hunters say that quail hunting
promises to be exceptionally good next
winter for the fields and woods are re-
plete with numberless coveys of the
young birds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kanarr, of
North township, went to Chicago Sum-
day for a visit of a week there and
with relatives in western Indiana
south of Chicago.
The Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
show will be in Logansport August