The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-30

Valparaiso.
Prosper Ball transacted business at
Chicago Tuesday.
Joseph Ellis has returned from a
visit at North Manchester.
Work has commenced on the new
school house at Donaldson.
/ BIackberries are selling at 10 cents
a gallon at Bloomington, Ind
The price OF wheat, corn and oats
seems to be advancing this week.
Miss Bessie Wrightsman has gone to
Sidney, Ohio, for an extended visit.
Chew stronghold" plug. A perfect
chew. Tags cent each. 194-d&w6t
John Glass went to Macy Tuesday to
attend the big sale of Poland China
hogs.
Walter McElrath has gone to Van
Vert, Ohio, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. win
Bates.
The Niagara Falls excursion leaves
Plymouth at 1898 a. NJ. Thursday,
August 6.
Miss Emma Protsman is visiting
relatives and friends at South Bend
and Mlshawaka.
Miss Holsapple, of indianapolis. who
has been visiting at Brighaside, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Holem has gone to South
Bend for visit of few weeks with
her sons in that-citY.
Misses Lottie and Eleanor belong
have returned from a visit of several
weeks at Goodland, Ind.
Mrs. John Hoham. Mrs. Magdalena
Klinghammer and Miss Mayme Hoham
were Culver visitors Tuesday.
Miss Avis Daubenspeck came up
from Rochester with the excursion
and visited in Plymouth Tuesday.
Jerome Ball has gone east for two
weeks vacation. He will visit several
large cities and summer resorts.
Mrs. NJ. Eads and her son, Harold,
of Polk City, Iowa, are visiting Mrs.
William Scofeld in North township.
A hail storm smashed 1900 panes
of glass in George Pastors green
house at Huntington, csusinga loss of
81, 900.
Miss Burnside, the lady probation
airy officer Of Indianapolis, brought a
fifteen-year-old girl to Brightside
Monday.
Mesdames Sarah and Elizabeth
Thomas and Susan Whitinger, of near
Lapaz, are visiting in Fort Wayne
this week.
B. j. Brown and family, of Bay
City, Mich, are visiting at Rev. A.
p. Belongs this week and will re-
main over Sunday.
DIR. Kaszer reports a girl at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William w
Baker, west of the Lake Erie depot,
born Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Dan Rensselaer,, daughter Min
ME, ano son. Fred, of Akron. Ohio,
who have been visiting in this city,
went TO Argos Tuesday.
Mrs. McDermott and Misses Bessie
ana Hazel Filar arrived from Chica-
go; Tuesday to visit the Rupel's and
olher relatives in this vicinity.
The great race meeting at Kokomo
opened Tuesday. Over fifty speedy
tretters and PAGERS are in the list and
some very fast time is expected.
Mrs. Work aud Miss Barr, of
Brightside, left Wednesday for an
outing at the summer residence of DR..
j. A. McGill, Sisters Lake. Mich.
Grandma Wade has returned from
a visit Of ten days with her son and
daughters. grandchildren and great
grand children in North township.
An excursion in three sections and
all OF them crowded was run from
Upton to Plymouth and from here
over the Vandalia to Culver Tuesday
William Raverly, who has been
night operator at the Pennsylvania
station left for Dunkirk, O., Tuesday, !
and John WEiteamper, Of Grovertown,
will take his place here:
Waterloo Press: An Elkhart firm
viii manufacture 6l1bstitute for
coal. twice as hot and twice as cheap.
Now let some one invent substitute |
for Ice and tie world should be happy. |