The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Hite are
visiting relatives in Bourbon town.
ship.
Mrs. Dawson has returned to Ar
Cos after visit of a few days in this
city.
Miss Hortense Drummond has been
a guest of friends in Plymouth this
week.
William Berger, of jamestown,
Stark county was a Plymouth visitor
Saturday.
Misses Lulu and Katie Miller, Of
Donaldson, went to Argos to visit
over Sunday.
Mrs. Murfin has returned to her
home at Argos after visiting relatives
in this city.
Norman E. Bailey has taken po-
sition as operator for the B. & o. at
Defiance, Ohio.
Mrs. Myra Nichter went to Dom
aldson to visit over Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Smith.
Hugh Eley has returned to his
home at Davis after visit with his
son near Lapaz.
The "High-Low" Club have been
enjoying a few days outing with Miss
Vera HumrichouSer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkey and Mrs.
George Redmond. of Chicago, are
visiting Miss Josie Mickey.
Recorder Harley and Jonathan
Pickerl, of the board of review, were
passengers to Argos Saturday.
Miss Louise Wolford who graduated
at Morris, Illinois. Tuesday, returned
to her home in Plymouth Friday eve-
ming.
Mrs. w. S. Reeve has returned to
her home in Chicago after a pleasant
visit of three weeks with relatives In
this city.
Mrs. Livinghouse has returned to
her home at Wheeler after visit of
ten days IN this and adjoining
counties.
Mrs. John Kempe has returned to
her home in South Bend, after visit
in this city. with her daughter, Mrs.
G. E. Weiss.
Mr.. Robinson, who has been as
sisting in building the Inwood eleva-
tor, returned to his home at Rens-
selaer today.
Mrs. Pershing and her daughter,
Sarah, have returned from a visit of
week with relatives and friends in
South Bend.
Mrs. Ida Jost and Mrs. Seward
have gone to Tippecanue for visit of
a week with their brother, DR.. Sher-
man johnson.
Miss Myrtle Speicher has returned
to her home at Urbana, Ind. after
visiting her sister, Miss Bertha Spell
cher in this city.
Mrs. Ira Buck has returned to her
home at Peoria. H., after visit of
ten days with relatives here and at
Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mrs. Vincent came down from
Chicago Saturday for a visit of
several days with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. William WiIburn.
The window display of Ball & Com
pany. designed by Chas. Humphrey,
is the best and most appropriate we
have seen in long time.
John Beiler has returned to his
home at Lima, Ohio, after a visit of
few weeks with relatives in West
township and in Plymouth.
Will Portmess, the Hobart base
ball pitcher, who was born in Ply
mouth, was married in Chicago re-
Gently to Miss Ella Bandell, of Craw-
louisville.
Wives of Logansport union clerks
are raising strenuous objections to the
young lady clerks joining the organ
ization in which their husbands hold
membership.
Ed Lenfesty stopped in Plymouth
Friday on his way from the soldiers
home at Marion to visit his mother at
Grovertown. He looks well but is al
most entirely blind.
The American Library Associate on,
in session at Niagara FAILS, has given
out the information that $40, BOG, 400
was donated to the founding of libra
ries in the United States in the year
ended May 81.
Something doing all the time at
Plymouth, July A. Military drills,
industrial parade, ball games, balloon
ascenslons, band contests, automobile
races and other races of every descrip-