The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-23
DR.. Borton has gone to Evanston to

a. d. Johnson has moved from Ty-
ner to South Bend.
Miss Edith Shrider went to Valpa-
raiso to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. w. e. Leonard has returned
from her visit at Lakeyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p Biddle went tn
Tlppecanoe to visit over Sunday.
Miss Bird Rockhill has returned
from visit of ten days in Chicago.
Excursion to indianapolis Sunday.
train leaves Plymouth at SAP a. M.
Miss Ada Miller has gone to VAL
paraiso to make that city her home.
Miss Anna Howe, of Forrest, Ohio,
is visiting Mrs. Van Tilbury in this
city.
Miss Cleo Smoke, of Loeansport, is
visiting Mrs. o. E. Palmer on Sophia
street.
Mrs. Rachel Kreighbaum, of Tyner,
has returned from a visit at Fort
Wayne.
Miss Mable Strunk has returned
from a visit of a week at Inwood and
Lycurgus.
DR.. Eley, q. G. Thayet and Ben
jamin Linkenhelt went to Elkhart in
automobiles Saturday.
Miss Eva Poulson has returned to
Tippecanoe after visit OF several
days in Plymouth.
Adam Fletcher, OF Tippecanoe town.
ship says over four inches of water
fell at his house Friday night.
Mrs. Amasa Johnson has gone to
Tippecanoe for visit of a week with
her son, DIR. Sherman Johnson.
Mrs. Bert Tyrrell and son Hubert,
have returned to Bourbon, after WIS.,
itiDg Mrs. J. w. Hess in this city.
Rev. Reginald J. Campbell, Lon
don's greatest preacher, preached at
Winona Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolf, of South
Bend stopped here Saturday on their
way to Donaldson for a visit of a
week.
Mrs. Cornelius Klingerman was call
ed to Grovertown Saturday afternoon
by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs Sucker.
Mrs. Hiram Ream has returned to
her home at Groyertown after visit
of few days here with her daughter.
Mrs. II. j. Mitchell.
Mrs. McNeeley and children, resid-
ing just east CT this city. went to
Tiosa to visit over Sunday with the
family of Rev. S. McNeeley.
Mrs. Eliza Cunningham, mother of
Andrew Cunningham, of Walkerton,
and Mrs. John Moore, of Lakevllle.
died at Lakeville. last Thursday aged |
II years.
A Cass county, Michigan, farmer,
in his younger days bordered his es-
tate with black walnut trees and last
year his heirs sold these trees for
$40, 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Klingman,
OF Chicago, are visiting the Rockhill
family in this city and relatives and
friends at Culver and other points in
this county.
Mrs. Leonora KEEPER has returned
to her home at Chicago after visit
of month with her father, James
Smith, at Twin Lakes and other rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Miss Cleo Cooper, who had been Wis
iting ten days with the family of Mil
ton Hunt, returned to her home at
Wabash Saturday. Lawson and Myrtle
Hunt accompanied her home.
Mrs. Lloyd Mcfarland, who has
been the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Agler and other rela-
tives near Twin Lakes, returned to
her home at Chicago Saturday.
A recent statement of Milwaukee
banks shows that the laboring people
in that city have on deposit over s17,-
900, 900. This would indicate that
most OF them are not on strike,
A Chicago university professor has
that Americans are turn
ing into Indians. Possibly that may
explain the wave of lynching and MUIR
der that is enveloping the country.
The Walkerton Independent says
Francis Lemert and bis son, Jesse,
were in Chicago few days ago and
bought an artificial leg for Jesse whose
limb was amputated several months
ago.
A. G. North went to Knox Saturday |