The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-02
Miss E. Myers is visiting at Tyner.
Mrs. Neff and Hazel spent Yesterday
at Culver.

at Culver,
j. w. Hess made business trip to
Kendallville yesterday.
II. G. and G.. Fl. Thayer spent the
afternoon yesterday at Culver.
B. B. Williams, of Tyner, was a
Plymouth visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Sterling, of Shawnee Mound,
was Plymouth visitor yesterday.
We pay ID cents dozen for eggs
Hartmans South Side Grocery. 39tt
Mrs. /. D. Swigart. of Culver, is
visiting the Misses yesterday in this
city.
Take your eggs to Hartman's South
Side Grocery and get Is cents a
dozen. 39tf
Richard Ferguson, of Warsaw, was
here yesterday to have his eyes treated
by DR.. Paul.
o. II. Miller has gone to Michigan
City where he has employment as
cook in a hotel.
Mrs. Harry Humrichouser and little
daughter have gone to Bourbon for a
visit of two days.
Mrs. w: Fl. Miller, of Mishawaka,
is visiting the family Of Rev. j. S.
Miller, In this city.
The foundation of Dr. Knott's new
house on Center street, just south of
John S. Bender's, is completed.
All MaccabeeS are requested to
meet at their hall Friday evening to
arrange for the Fourth of July parade.
FOR SALE-Cheap for cash, neat,
new I room house on North Walnut
street. Address Box 261, Garrett,
Ind. 223t4 wt1
Misses Josie Seller and Matte
Shock. of Bourbon, have been visiting
friends in this city and Bourbon this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Davis and
little son, and Mrs. Joseph Davis are
visiting Mrs. Mary Swanson, at At
wood.
There will be no rural mail delivery
July 9Th. That is Uncle Sam s holi-
day and the carriers will therefore be
given rest.
Henry Humrlchouser, who was dan
gerously i'll few weeks ago, is now
able to be up and walk around the
house and yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed YouSe, and H.
Youse, of MiShawaka, are here for the
reunion of the Youse family at the
Ross House Sunday.
Ray Metsker, of Monticello, is here
for visit of six or eight weeks and
will assist in local work on the indie
pendent and Democrat.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. j. Burgener, of
Donaldson, and Vern Wymer, of South
Bend. attended the Breeze Anderson
wedding Tuesday evening
More fine clover hay has been put
up in this county during the past
week than was ever before harvested
here in the same length of time.
Fred Price has resigned his position
as local editor of the Plymouth DEM
Ocrat and Independent, and has ac-
cepted position as clerk in the post
office.
Mrs. Ella Miller, of Bremen, is
spending few days at Pretty lake,
the guest of Mrs. Ben Linkenhelt,
and will visit friends until after the
fourth.
Mrs. Catherine Wenzler, aged about
sixty years. died at her home near the
Brownlee bridge, yesterday afternoon.
She has been in declining health for
some years.
The average temperature for the
month of June was much cooler than
usual, but the last three days were
hot, the mercury reaching 80 degrees
in the shade.
Joseph Emenaker arrived at Red
Lands, CAL, one week ago last Satur-
day and writes that he is well pleased
with the town and thinks that the
climate will help him.
Hubbard Burger, aged seventeen
years, residing about fouy miles north
east of Plymouth, was kicked by
horse Tuesday morning and had mis-
leg broken below the knee.
The Youst family viii have reun-
ion at the Ross house Sunday. VIM.
Youst, of indianapolis, and bis broth
er, who is on the Maine. now in dry
dock at Philadelphia, will be here.
Mr., ank Mrs. Berlin, who were
married Tuesday afternoon, went east
on the $40 p. N. train for brief
wedding tour. They attempted to
steal away from the guests. but were