The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-22

Miss Ina Olinger visited in Argos
Monday.
Mrs. Jesse D. Chaplin is visiting in
Bourbon.
Miss Myrtle White has gone to Fit.
Wayne to remain indefinitely.
Joseph Stein transacted business at
Columbia City and Pierceton Tuesday.
/ Mrs. Frank E. Bidwell and Mrs.
Aspinall were Chicago visitors Tues
day.
DIR. Reece. of North Liberty, Wis
tied his father-in-law, D.. G.. Cole,
Tuesday.
Oscar Lahman, Of belong, visited
here Tuesday on his way home from
Eastern OHIO.
Mrs. Charlotte Rose, of Napoleon,
Ohio, is visiting her brother DR.. Wise
nam at Culver.
Miss Hattie Morris took a bright
little boy from Brightside to a home
in Columbia City Tuesday.
Mrs. Berry who has been the guest
of Mrs. Rose earn returned to her
home at Mishawaka Tuesday.
Tie "Humpty Dumpty" show
changed cars here Tuesday on its way
to Rochester from Valparaiso.
Mrs. Bert Ashton. of Fort Wayne,
has returned home after a visit with
her husbands parents in this city.
James Liggett, of Fort Wayne, is
visiting the family of Clark Thomp-
son and other relatives in this city.
John Mcdonald came down from
Soith Bend Tuesday to attend The
funeral of his uncle, Conrad w. Suit.
The bachelor bee farmers of Arizona
want a carload of wives. They are not
particular about the number, just a
carload.
L. W. Sinclair, one OF the directors
Of the Crown Shoe House, of Column
bus, o., was in the city last evening
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kendall's little
child died in Chicago. Monday. The
remains were brought to this city
Tuesday evening.
A. b. Personett has moved from
the south side of town to II. b. Whit
locks house near the Washington
school building.
MIS-. David Joseph, of Culver, has
gone to North Dakota to visit her
daughter. Mrs. John E. Osborne, who
resides ner Rugby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stilson, of
Crown Point, who have been guests OF
the family of j. D. Field in this city,
returned home Tuesday.
A. L. Sheets and daughter, Bessie,
who have been visiting relatives here,
returned to their home at Cedar
Springs, Mich, Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Cook has returned To her
home at Miahawaka after a visit of
several days with her sister Mrs.
Charles HUFF. OF Argos.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hume were
called to Bourbon Monday evening by
the critical illness of Mrs. William
Erwin, who died during the night.
Others sell mixed bird seed with
chrome for 10 cents per ID. We sell
our challenge mixed bird seed for 5 cts.
per ID. Forbes Seed store. 9d2t2w2t
The Ladies Parish Guild of the
Episcopal church is to be entertained
Thursday at an all day meeting at
Mrs. John Blaln's country residence.
Willard Dill has arrived from New
York to visit his mother, Mrs.
Chauncey Dill, who is suffering from
a stroke of paralysis. She seems to be
slowly recovering.
Loyal Burch, Jonathan Brown and
Henry Winningef have gone to Okla
homa to view that land for twenty
days and will be prepared to tell us
about it when they come home.
Mrs. Charles Wahl left on Saturday
evening for Plymouth to remain with
relatives for several months. She was
accompanied to Plymouth by her
granddaughter. Mrs. Arthur O'Keefe,
who had been visiting with relatives
IN Warsaw fo~rsseveral days.-Warsaw
Times.
Or. John Alexander Dowie gave the
key to the whole Zion proposition
when he remarked 60 q New York
crowd of reporters that "zion is the
best investment on earth. The mil
Hons be has accumulated in q very few
Years demonstrate the truth Of this