The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-09-03

Trustee Gardener. of Bremen, spen
Friday in Plymouth.
Mrs. Pastel went to Tippecanc
Friday to visit her mother.
Gust Schlosser and daughter spen
Friday afternoon at Culver.
Mercie and Ethel Jones went t
Argos Friday to visit over Sunday.
Trustee Brewer, of Argos, went t
Columbia City Friday to see the bal
game.
Argos base ball team defeated tn
Indianapolis Reserves by a score o
II too. Il
Miss Charity Workman, of SOutl
Bend, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mil
ton Foreman.
Fred Logan left for Onaway
Mich, Friday evening. where he has
permanent position.
Milton Hunt and family went t.
Elkhart Friday to attend reunion
and visit over Sunday.
Miss Helen McKinne,, of Bremen
has gone to Bloomington, to atten'
the State University.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Elkins, who died a
Bourbon August 10, was 10 years,
months and % days old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Furry have re
turned to Chicago after a visit of
week with relatives here.
Welcome Miller, William Everl
and j. G. Bunnell transacted bushes
at Culver Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman, of Pent
water, Michigan. are visiting the fam
lily of Jacob Rhoades west of this city
Bert Sherrow residing west of Ar
gos. has secured employment in Soutl
Bend and will remove his family t,
that city.
Miss Hattie Kelley, of Chicago, ha
gone to Ober to visit her father ant
brother after a visit of several days il
Plymouth.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William A. ROOse residing south 0
Bremen died Friday, Aug. 2I, after
short illness.
Mrs. Alfred Price and children, O
Silver Lake, returned home Frida
after visit of week with relative
in this city.
Mrs. j. w. Maxey and daughter
Bertha went to Chicago, Saturda
for visit of few days with relative
in that city.
Edwin Sour, OF West township ha
reprinted his houses and barns, max
ing quite a decided improvement II
the looks of his farm.
The new electric line between Nile
and South Bend carried 1887 pas
sengers the opening week, which wa
that of the Niles carnival.
Prices of corn, wheat and oats ar
advancing as result of the excessive
rains covering the great agriculture
belt of the United States.
DR.. Hunter has returned to hi
home in Ashland. Ohio, after a visi
OF seven weeks at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Humrichouser.
We are sorry to learn that our oil
friend, Hiram Hervey, now residin,
at Blissfield, Michigan. is in declinin,
health. He is in bis 6Sth year.
The 18th annual reunion of the 73'
regiment of Indiana volunteers will
be held at Crown Point Wednesda,
and Thursday, September 16 and II
Rev. A. P. belong preached hi
last sermon for the conference yea
Sunday. He is one Of the ablest pull
pit orators in the Northwest indiana
conference.
Mrs. w. E. Mckenzie, of Lafayette
arrived Saturday to visit witt
Mrs, Pershing until the meeting O
the NJ. e. conference at South Ben,
Wednesday.
A reunion of the Soice family wa
held at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Seller In Bremen Thursday. FifteeI
members Of the family from Plymouth
were present.
Loss of life and much damage +
property is the result of an unusua
rainfall in Kansas, Iowa and Nepras
ka. The storm belt extends to tn
Atlantic coast.
c. NJ. Walker, OF Tippecanoe, CAM
up Thursday afternoon and remaine'
over night with friends In this city
Charley is deservedly popular in al
parts Of the county.
Charles Gregg. Arthur Helm, Olive