The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-25
Plymouth, Ind. June Is. 1908.
4 3 LOCAL NEWS q

Master Emory Holem is visiting
relatives in Walkerton.
John WEIGH is building a good barn
on his farm in North township.
Charles Pretty went to Muncie last
Thursday for visit of few days.
III. E. Mallott, of South Bend,
transacted business here Thursday.
Frank S. Southworth went to
South Bend to remain over Sunday.
Chew stronghold" plug. A perfect
chew. Tags l cent each. 194-6td&w
Nellie carp is quite sick from a
combined attack of humps and meas
les.
Loval Ford is here for visit of a
few days with his friend, Carl Kloep-
fer.
DR.. W. e. Sarber, of Argos. is TAX
ing post graduate course at Cincin-
natl.
Mrs S. G.. Taber and daughter went
to South Bend Thursday 10 visit over
Sunday.
A. d. Johnson has returned to her
home IN Tyner after visit of few
days in this city.
Carl, Ruby and Mary Hartman have
gone to Warsaw to visit a week with
relatives in that city.
Miss Margaret Porter returned to
Culver Thursday. Bessie Rentschler
accompanied her home.
Mrs. John Carder, of Bourbon, has
been spending few days here with
her sister, Mrs. Ashley.
Guy Thayer, of North township,
has gone to Rochester to visit the
family of his uncle, DR.. Shafer.
Mrs. Frank Ferris, of Fort Wayne.
visited Mrs. John c. Gallagher, here
on her way home from South Bend.
Mrs. John Bell arrived from For
rest City, Ark, Thursday to attend the
funeral of her brother, Ed. II. Soice.
The - concert was hard to beat
and was I'll attended. There will
be concert every Wednesday eve-
ming.
Pope Leo's health is good again to-
day. 1t must be a pretty severe
strain on man of bis age to keep up
with the rumors about him.
Mrs. Henry York. residing on the
Mattingly farm. fell and dislocated
her elbow last Thursday. DR.. Holt
zendorff reduced the fracture.
Mrs. II. Humrichouser who has
been confined to her home most of the
time for two years with rheumatism
has been suffering much pain recently.
Miss Mae Eva Griffin, formerly of
Bourbon, and Mr.. Newton Slack will
be married at the home Of the bride,
in Fort Wayne, June 30, at high noon.
Walter Williams. who was called to
this city by the death of his sister,
Miss blanche Williams, returned to
his work at Indiana Harbor Thursday.
We always have 10 or IL nice farms
for sale in the most productive part of
Marshall county. Call or write, j.
H. Matchett s. Co., Bourbon, Ind. 37t3
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. Whitlock.
are in the city visiting friends and
relatives, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Whitlock entertained Thursday at
family dinner.
Daniel Harley, father of Recorder
Harley, has sold bis farm in Bourbon
township, and purchased house and
lot in the town Of Bourbon. where he
will hereafter reside.
The L. o. T. NJ. social at Mrs.
Chas. Walburn's was a success.
About forty persons were present.
The prize winners were Mrs. Frank
first prize; Mrs. Mitchell, BOBBY.
L. Lumis and his daughter, Mrs.
Mary Schroeder, with her son, have
gone to Chicago for a visit of few
weeks with the family Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sells. Mrs. Sells was Miss Car
RE Lumis twenty-five years ago and
graduated here in the class of 1879.
Mrs. j. r. Schrom, Mrs. Harsch, |
Mrs. Bertha Staley, Mrs. Listenfelt |
and Mrs. Fred Bell, went to South |
Bend to help celebrate the wedding |
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harsch.
Mn. Harsch was Miss Staley, daugh-
ter d. David Staley, before her mar
rage.