The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-13

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Frank w. Boss was a South Bend
visitor Wednesday.
Miss NoraCole has gone to Knox for
visit Of two weeks.
Miss Leila Hess has gone to Argos
to visit over Sunday.
A. NJ. Cleveland made a business
trip to Chicago today.
Dr. Knott and Henry Hall were
passengers to Chicgao today.
Mrs, Gust Schlosser and children are
visiting relatives at Wanatah.
The U. B. annual conference will
be held at Warsaw in September.
B. E. Ryder Is taking in the K. of
P. "doins" at Rochester this week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Shelley and children
have gone to Argos for visit of a
week.
Mrs. S. G. Berlin, of Hinckley, is
visiting relatives in this county this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Capron have
gone to SanFrancisco for a visit of a
month.
Charles w. Carey and family, of
South Bend, are visiting at W. HI.
Craig's this week.
There were $50 tickets sold for the
German and Advent Sunday school
picnic at Culver today.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hill, Miss Edith Turner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lackey went to
Rochester on the excursion Wednes-
day.
There were never so many excur-
siohs from Plymouth in one week as
there have been and will be this
week.
Mrs John Rowan, of Bourbon STOP
ped here on her way home from South
Bend, where she visited her daughter,
Mrs. John Wood.
Mrs. DIR. j. A. Houser. of Indianap-
oils, is visiting her daughter and
family and the family of Judge Hess
in Plymouth this week.
Those who have heard the Creatore
band at Winona this week pronounce
it one of the finest they ever heard.
1t will remain until Saturday.
Rev. belong has arranged for a
naval race on the lake Thursday and
the cadets will drill for the entertain
ment of those who attend the Sunday
school picnic.
The Ft. Wayne woman who wants
divorce on the allegation that she
was insane VIXEN married would win
in walk if she could have a jury of
maiden ladies.
The inclination Of various Indiana
towns TO enforce the Nicholson law
indicates that when things get bad
enough we are really a law enforcing
people after all.
Chicago wheat bulls became timid
when the government crop report was
issued Monday and prices are about
half cent lower. Corn holds its price
and oats are slightly higher.
Mrs. NJ. F. Birdseye and daughter
have returned to Dumont, Minnesota,
after visit of a month with Mrs.
Birdseye's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
D. Williams just east of this city.
w. Il. Corl, who has been sick dur
ing the past month at the home of his
brother three miles south of Plymouth,
returned to his home near Bourbon.
Wednesday. He is still quite weak
Busy people nave no time to get in
to trouble. The man who is constantly
engaged in his business and the wo-
man who is busy with household du-
ties have no time to develop scandals.
Floyd w. Scofield went to Hobart
this morning to purchase brick for the
81, 500 residence which he expects to
erect on his fine farm just across the
road from the William Scofield resi-
dence.
The picnic of the German church
and the Church of God at Lake Max
inkuckee and the carnival at Bremen
took SO many people away from town
that it was very quiet in Plymouth
Wednesday.
The Rochester On. W man who
took his three children and eloped
with woman who had seventeen can
surely expect something in the way of
executive clemency, if the worst comes
to the worst.
Heinz, of the s57 varieties" fame,
has issued statement in the LaPorte
Herald that the first picking station
outside of Pittsburg was establish
ed in that place in 1888 and says
Northern Indiana is a good pickle