The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-16
Henry Humricnouser is able to ride


Mrs. Work took four Brightside
children to Whitlag yesterday.
Mrs. Il. Jordan, has gone to South
Bend, for visit of few days.
Mrs. Ora Jacox is visiting her moth
er and other relatives at South Bend
this week.
ID. X. Harris is visiting relatives in
the country and fishing at Lake of the
Woods this week.
John G.. Bowles returned at noon
today from a visit with relatives at
Kalamazoo, Mich.
SchlOSserS Bros. creamery in this
city made and sold 500 gallons of ice
cream the week of July 4.
Mrs. Jesse Reed and Mrs. George
Wymer and children have gone to In
wood for visit of a week.
i Miss Grippe has returned to her home
at South Bend after visit of a week
with her brother, William Grippe, at
Donaldson.
DIR. Hunter, of Ashland. Ohio, is
here for visit of few weeks with
his sister, Mrs. II. Humrichouser and
friends in this city.
Probation Officer Stevens, of India
napolis, broughta little boy to Bright
side Tuesday by order of the Indian
apolis Juvenile court.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Voris, of Craw-
louisville, on their way to Montana
stopped here and visited the family of
Mr.. Smith, the Vandalia agent.
With the scientists of the Smith
sonian Institution working on flying
machine. it begins to look as if the
fad were assuming alarming proper
tions.
Mrs. Latta and children arrived
from Toledo this afternoon to visit
Mrs. Latta's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Martin and her sister, Mrs. S. N.
Stevens
Mrs. Eich and her daughter, Miss
josephine Eich, who have been visit
ing relatives here and at Mish.waka,
left for their home at Delphos. Ohio,
yesterday.
Mrs. Montgomery left for Cold
water, Michigan, this forenoon to visit
her brother. Her niece, Miss Ida
Haines, accompanied her as far as
South Bend.
Miss Elvira Treacy, late of David
Belasco's forces, has been engaged for
The ingenue role in "a Little Out
cast" company and will be seen here
this coming season.
DIR. Gray, of Lafayette, who owns
the Caldwell farm near Inwood, came
up Tuesday to look after his interests.
He thiRks he has some valuable dirt
in Marshall county:
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Molter have
gone to Detroit, Mich, TO visit their
sons. Peter MOlter has been sick there
for several weeks and his father and
mother are naturally considerably con-
cerned about him.
Mrs. WOlford took Helen SchulthelS,
OF Fort Wayne. and Catherine Stevens
out to Pretty Lake last evening. The
little girls enjoyed their ride in the
buggy and the boats as only girls can.
They had very pleasant evening.
Mrs. Tascher read our article about
the tomato patch west of the Tribune
office and informs US that she has been
selling ripe tomatoes ever since the
first of July. Mrs. Tascher is always
in the lead with flowers and vege-
tables.
The South Bend Tribune is looking
for the Oldest resident in St. Joseph
county. Thus far 33 persons have
been located who are past "A years of
age. Robert G. Cissne, OF German
township, is go, he being the Oldest
found thus far.
The Plymouth Gas, Light and Fuel
Company was organized today, by the
election of DR.. George r. Reynolds,
president; John Bowel, vice presi-
dent; Clarence M. Slayter, treasurer;
and Prosper A. Ball, secretary. The
capital stock is $4,000
John Steele, of st. Joseph county,
came here a few days ago to see John
f.. Langenbaugh, who was his school
teacher in Ohio, in 1S49 and so. He
had heard that Mr.. Langenbaugh
lived in Plymouth and wanted to see
his teacher of SO years ago.
There may not be many apples. but
you will have all the Walnuts you
want To crack next winter. The wal
nut and butternut and hi Rory trees
are full. Boys who keep tab on these
things state that they never saw trees
SO fIlll Of pufS as thew are this Sum-