The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-21
Bucks Cash Hardware
Leader I'm Low Prices.

Joy.
Charles Stoneburner, of South
Bend spent Sunday with relatives at
Tyner.
Mrs. Perry, of Inwood, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Start in
this city.
Miss Katie Haley, of Hamlet, spent
Sunday with Miss Katie Stack, in
Plymouth.
Charles P. Drummond, of South
Bend, spent Saturday afternoon and
SUNDAY i'm this city.
]. F. Phillips, Albert Ellinger and
Charles Stricken went to South Bend
Wednesday morning.
Mede Logan is at Teegarden this
week helping his brother, Gideon Lo-
gan, invoice his stock of goods.
Mrs. James Craig and Mrs. James
Johnson, of Bourbon, spent Sunday
with the family of Peter Jeffirs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Snyder, of
Bourbon, spent Sunday with the
family of John Haenes in this city.
Thirty-six applications were filed
several days ago, for the position of
principal of the Kokomo high school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Fruits, of
South Bend. spent Sunday with the
families of John Giller and Shelby Le-
land.
Paul Hintz, Ora Galloway, Fl. ].
Rhinehart and ]. f. Kendall and
Henry Cartright have gone to South
Bend to work.
DR.. A. c. Holtzendorff generally
brings home as big string of fish as
any other fisherman if he does not say
much about it.
Mrs. Clara Kreighbaum and chill
dren have returned to South Bend,
after visit OF few days with rela-
tiyes ia this city.
Mrs. Taylor Fflson and Mrs. Susan
Carder, who visited her sister, Mrs
Ashley. over Sunday, were passengers
for Bourbon Monday.
Mrs. Marble and her little daughter.
Georgia, who had been visiting here
over two weeks, returned to their
home in Chicago Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orr are visiting
here few days on their way from In
dianapolis to South Bend, where they
expect to make their home.
Clarence Masterton, of Bourbon,
stopped in Plymouth Monday on his
way to Indianapolis as a delegate to
the grand lodge, 1. o. o. F.
MISS huoOo Ac"diicu anu Nib.
Emma Foltz and daughter. of South
Bend. stopped in Plymouth on their
way to Tippecanoe township to visit
relatives.
Inwood is getting new elevator
and q new %, 900 school house, conse-
quently its citizens are justified in
feeling that their town is increasing
In importance.
Mrs. Shakes attended commence
ment exercises at Monterey Saturday
evening. Her daughter, Miss Olga
was one of the teachers Of the
Monterey schools.
Mrs. Charles Wahl has arrived from
Plymouth after several months stay
with relatives there. She was accom-
panied by her granddaughter, Miss
Cecile Warsaw Times.
Mine cases of smallpox were discov-
cred last week at Rensselaer, and the
bard Of health at once issued orders
all kinds Of public gather
Ings, including churches and Sunday
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Kloepfer, Mrs.
WEIGH and daughter, Ed. Tanner.
Harry Marvin, the Misses Southworth,
Homer Linkenhelt, Miss Keiser and
Jesse and Louis Altman were Culver
visitors Sunday.
John M. Geib. of Nappanee, and
Philip Koonts. Of Bourbon, we're
visitors Monday. Mr.. Geib
vas one of the old settlers of West
township AMI only moved to Nappa-
nee this spring.
Miss Clara Richard, daughter Of
Peter Richard, j., residing west Of
Letters Ford, is taking a normal
course at the Rochester college, and |
anne to Plymouth Friday noon to |
visit her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Peter Richard. She remained over
Sunday.