The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-07-10
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. AndreaS, or Culver. is visiting
relatives at Pierceton.
There was heavy rain south of us
and at Warsaw Monday afternoon.
Ter thousand people helped to cele-
brate Independence day at Goshen.
c. VI. Wilson and daughter have
returned from visit at New Carlisle.
from visit of few days at Roches-
ter.
Mrs. Confer has returned from a
visit of ten days with her daughter in
Chicago.
Loyal Ford, better known as Hilton
Coon, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Kloepfer
R. C. Kloepfer and family are spend
ing the heated term at their Pretty
Lake cottage.
Charles Becknell has been visiting
L. D.
H., since Friday
Miss Myrtle White spent theFourth
of July with her brother, Walter
White, at Dixon, Ill.
Ed Carpenter and wife and Arthur
Carpenter have gone to Albion, Mich
ioan To visit relatives.
George McBrOOm, who is now en-
ployed in a meat market at Hamlet,
vas home over Sunday.
Misses Ora Vinall and Bertha Gar
ycr who spent the Fourth at Goshen
returned home last evening.
Lewis Kepler, Miles Vanvactor.
Nelson Sanner and William Pomeroy
are Larwill visitors this week.
The physicians and surgeons at Elk
hart, Goshen and Misilawaka did not
get time to celebrate until Saturday.
Miss Anna Hickman who was the
guest of Mrs. Fertig several days has
returned to her home at LaOtto, Ind.
Those who have been enjoying a
four days holiday have now whole
week before them in which to rest up.
Harvesting. haying aud corn plow-
ing all require attention now and
farmers are busy sixteen hours each
day.
Mrs. Silas Ocker. of Butler, Ind,
was the guest of her sons BUD and
Barney Ocker during the holiday sea-
son.
Charles Talmage. of Yorkville, H.,
has bought the Herman stock farm in
this county near the Fulton county
line.
Oscar Burch left Sunday evening
for Upton, where he has secured EN-.
ployment as painter ia a carriage
factory.
Mrs. Flora Schmedlin has returned
to her home at Wabash after visit
with her sister and other relatives in
Plymouth.
c. w. Phillips, who is employed at
Indiana Harbor, suberb of Chicago,
visited his father, Archie Phillips,
during the holidays.
Senator Parks and DR.. Brown went
to Winona today to hear Captain Rich
mond Pearson Hobsons lecture on the
United States Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bates, of
Chicago, were guests of the family of
William P. Ho land several days last
week and over Sunday.
This has been a record breaking
year in so many respects that the
heated term may possibly attempt to
get into line for prize.
DR.. Knott reports for Sunday a
baby boy at the home of William
Klinedenst and twin babies, boy and
girl, at Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Loves.
The weather man says it will be
generally fair and warm tonight and
tomorrow. But few local thunder
showers may develop in northern In
diana.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Garrison and
family haye returned to their home at
Greensburg, Ind, after a visit of sew
eral days with the Tanner families in
this city
Benjamin Switzer has returned from
Chicago where he had cataract re-
moved from his eye. The operation
was successful and the sight will be
restored.
Lloyd, the six-year old son Of Schuy-
Ter Keyser, residing four miles north
east Of town fell from hay NOW last
Monday, and is reported badly hurt.
DR.. Ely was called out to see him.