The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
Mrs. Henry Stein has gone to Chi
caro for a visit Of a week.

w. E. Bailey went to Peru Saturday
to spend Sunday with relatives.
William Powell has gone to Logans-
port tn work during the winter.
Mrs. Jacob Stricken went to South
Bend Saturday to visit till Thursday.
Mrs. Kate Murphy and children
went to Argos to visit over Sunday.
Judge A. c, Capron and son have re-
turned from their visit at Galveston,
Texas.
William Siddall has returned to
LogansporJ after visit of few days
in Plymouth.
The Ladies Parish Guild will give
a dinner at George Vinall S at noon on
Thursday, Dec. 10.
o. A. CRUDE, of West township, at
tended the Bourbon township teach
ers' institute Saturday.
Mr.. Henry HumrichouSer has gone
to Chicago to visit with the family of
his son for several days.
Mrs. Sophia Fleck, aged9l, mother
of John Fleck. of Walkerton, died
"Wednesday at LaPorte.
Mrs. Rachel Fulmer. who has been
visiting the family of Wesley Thomas,
returned to Hubbard Saturday.
Mrs. GosS. who has been visiting
at ST. Michael's Academy, returned
to ner home in Chicago Saturday.
AL Wickizer and NJ. H. Yearrick
left for southern Kansas Saturday
noon to look after oil interests.
Mrs. Anna Robbins who has been
visiting her son, Fred Robbins in this
city, returned to her home at Inwood
Saturday.
Mrs. w, NJ. Truck has returned to
her home at Knox after visit with
relatives and friends in this city and
vicinity.
The st. Elmo class of the NJ. E.
Sunday school was entertained Friday
evening at the home of Miss Olive
Beldon on Adams street.
Mrs. Nancy Robbins has returned to
her home at TioSa after a visit Of ten
DAYS with Mrs. G. P. Jackman. Mrs.
j. T. Cast and her sister, Mrs. Kill.
mer.
Mrs. Mary Melbourne, of Culver,
has been visiting in this city for few
days. She goes to Chicago Thursday
to make her home in that city during
the winter.
Mrs. Harry Humrichouser and
children, who have been here since be.
fore the death of Mrs. Henry Hum
richouser, returned to their home in
Chicago Saturday.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Bertha May Carver
and Mr.. Marion NJ. Logan at the home
at the brides parents in this city,
Thursday evening, Dec. 10.
Thompson Turner, of Walkerton,
was here Saturday doing business
and shaking hands with old friedds
He does not get to Plymouth more
than three or four times a year.
James Hall residing in Walnut
township near Argos, stopped here on
his way home from the fat stock show
at Chicago. He says the exhibition is
equal to the best of the kind ever held.
Mrs. w. w. Culver, of st. Louis,
who has been visiting her father, G.
S. Cleaveland and other relatives in
this city. went to Bourbon for visit
of few days before returning home
Mr.. McCallum, the senior member
of the wagon factory managers, is very
sick at his home west of the wagon
factory. He is suffering from heart
disease and an affection of the stom.
ach.
Alex Carnahan was taken sick early
last week and at one time his recovery
was very much In doubt. A change
for the better took place Monday and
be is now on the road TO recovery
Kewanna Herald.
A family Of eight persons were
found living in a barn at Fort Wayne
on Wednesday without furniture OF
fire. They had resided in the place
for six months and all of the children
were almost starved.
The stock necessary to erect a can.
ming factory in this city and COM
mite consisting of DR.. Stevens, Adam
E, Wise, q. H. Stephenson, Frank
Jacox and j. L. Marvin are now trying
to select location for the plant.
Rev. o. E. Palmer left for New AL
bany Saturday, his old home, where BIZ
will spend few days with his wife
and 60 from there to Armour, South
Dakota. Mr.. Palmer is an able