The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-30
KSTI.EY AND HESS


way, michigan, Frloay.
Misses Gladys and Grace Hoover are
spending few days in Chicago.
Samuel B Jordan transacted bust
ness in Chicago Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Smith went t.
Tic q Friday for visit of two weeks
Mrs. w. F. Suit and children went
to Laporte Friday to visit until Sun
day.
| A new porch and new paint have
much improved Fred H. Kuhn
residence.
Pearl Elders. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Elders, is very sick with ca
tarrhai fever.
Mrs. Thomas Sponsler and Miss
Cullison are visiting at Bloomingsburg
Fulton county.
Misses Cecilia and Alvena Sbarber
of Chicago, are here for a visit of two
weeks at st. Michael's Academy.
Peter Schroeder's family moved to
Lsporte Friday where Mr.. Schroeder
has been employed for some time.
Mrs. Adam Holem has returned
from a visit OF two days with bel
daughter, Mrs. Rambsy, at Walker.
ton.
Miss Bessie Reeve has returned to
her home in ST. Joseph, after a visit
of several days with relatives in this
city.
Mrs. Frank Wheeler and son,
Marion. left Friday for Onaway,
Michigan. to visit her daughter, Mrs.
w. A. Logan.
A telegram from Onaway, Michi-
gan. says Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Logan
are the parents of a ten pound boy
born Friday morning.
Christian Killian, who resides south
of Nappanee, has bought farm few
miles from Plymouth and will remove
to this county in August.
The Michigan City Maccabees took
in a class of forty-five candidates Tues
day night. Over a hundred guests
from neighboring towns were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Parks and
the St. Elmo Sunday school class of
the M. E. church, which Mr.. Parks
teaches. spentFriday afternoon atLake
Maxinkuckee.
Hundreds of college men, lured to
Kansas by the hope of. profitable en-
ployment in the harvest fields. failed
to find work, and are stranded and
looked upon as trampS.
Mrs. johnson has returned to Tip
pecanOe after a visit OF a few DAYS in
this city. She is at present making
her home with her son, DR.. Sherman
Johnson at Tippecanoe.
Mr.. Hoyt, the rural route man, for
this section of Indiana is in this
county rearranglng routes and will
probably establish some new routes,
but particulars cannot be given now.
Jacob Ness of this city has received
an invitation frem the st. Louis Build.
ing Committee of the Worlds Fair
asking him to put in bid on the In.
diana building to be erected at st.
Louis.
Miss e. Bruckhart, of Johnson
county Missouri, who has been visit
ing. Mrs. Noah Marsh and other
relatives in this county, went to
Illinois today to visit before return
ing home.
Chicago did not realize how she was
losing caste when she sent out the re-
port that her recent hailstones were
only as large as nutmegs. She should
araise and explain that she meant
nutmeg melons.
While the hail storm in this and ad-
joining counties was fully as bad as
first reported farmers are preparing to
make the best Of 1t. The storm cover
ed strip about two miles wide and
sixty miles long.
Bourbon people have decided that the
demand of the initiation leather
people, of $40, 900 and buildings. to
move their factory to that place, is
too high. Eight. They could build
and equip good factory Of their
Own for less money.
The contract for building the new
school house at Donaldson was let to
William Every Friday. There were
only two bids. Mr.. E1erly's bid was
"a, $50 and the bid Of Jacob Ness was
-, 498. Work on the building will
commence at once and 1t will be CON-
pleted October l.
The ladies Of Sunshine Congress NJ.
IS. o. T. w. took dinner with Mrs.
D<ko- <,,,o ~ a hale ,~~s1.~ $50