The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-23
excursion to Michigan CITY, Thurs-

Master Ben SwltZer visiting MS
aunt at Hibbard.
The pastors of the city picnic at
Pretty Lake Friday.
The militia will 60 into camp at In
dianapolis next week.
Miss Stella Chase has returned from
! her visit at Walkerton.
Mrs. Clara Allen has returned to
her home at Niles, Michigan.
AUTOMOBILES are becoming almost as
common as buggies in Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Pomeroy are
visiting their daughters at Argos.
Miss Bird Jockey, of Bremen, has
returned from a visit at Rochester,
Miss Blanche Disher has gone to
Winona to spend week with friends.
Henry Alderman has returned from
a pleasant visit of week with his son
in Chicago.
Joseph Swindell and family have re-
turned from a visit of ten days at
Kalamazoo, Mich.
+. Mills has gone to South Bend 10
attend meeting of the masons' and
brick layers union.
Mrs. Fred Bofnger, of Chicago. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Rudolph
Kloepfer in this city.
Rollo Leonard has returned to Chi
cago after visiting with his parents
in this city since last Saturday.
Crops in the vicinity of WalKerton,
Teegarden, Ilwood and Lakeyille are
reported badly damaged by hail.
w T. Dunlap one OF the prominent
farmers of Green township, is critically
| i'll. He, was soldier OF the civil war.
Mrs c. E. Bender returned Tues
day evening from a two weeks visit
with relatives aud friends at Kendall
Vile.
Mrs. Huber has returned to her
home at Fort Wayne after attending
the funeral of her father, Mr.. Frank
Glass.
Milton Soice is preparing to open a
new hardware store in the Reeves
building on Michigan street next
week.
Mrs. Charles Schultz, who was
called here by the death of her uncle,
Frank Glass, has returned to South
Bend.
Miss Pearl Thompson has returned
to her home at LaPorte after visit of
few weeks at the home of Mitchell
Lowell
Henry Humrichouser has fine new
phaeton made at. the Studebaker fac
tory. 1t is light, strong and COM
Portable.
Mr.. Albert Hume and Miss Ruth
Thomson will be married Wednesday,
July 20, at the home of the brides
mother in this city.
Miss Blanche Arney has returned to
her home at South Bend after visit
of several days with the family of
Bert Thompson in this city.
August Mayer and RAYMOND Will
liams age fifteen years, were brought
to Brightside Tuesday from Indianap-
oils by order of the Juvenile court.
A Virginia man of ninety-two re-
Gently took unto himself a wife, and
it is said tho he was as happy and
gay as boy Of twenty. And as fool
ish.
The latest information from Wash
ington is that Secretary Wilson was
cured of insomnia by eating a pint of
fresh roasted peanuts before going to
bed.
The o. N. T. girls who nave had
possession of the Everly cottage at
Pretty Lake during the past two
weeks returned to Plymouth Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Stevick had two cows killed by
lightning Tuesday afternoon and John
A. Palmer of this city lost one. The
three cows were standing under the
same tree.
There are two or three cases of
smallpox in the south part of Tippe-
canoe township about twenty miles
southeast of Plymouth. but they are
we'll quarantined.
The Standard Oil Company has
raised the prlce of crude Oil cents a
barrel. Rockefeller is probably pre-
pairing to give another million to
Chicago University.
An Ohio man who was struck by
lightning declares that the shock cured
him Of heart disease. Physicians are
not likely to prescribe the remedy very