The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-21
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Mrs. George Dunlap, of Argos. went
to Donaldson to visit relatives.
Mrs. Jackson, of South Bend. was
the guest of Mrs. Louisa Barnes Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stuckman, of
South Bend, are visiting relatives near
Inwood.
Miss Rena Rhodes is visiting her
sister, who resides in Laporte county,
near Hanna.
Mrs. Charles Hisey who has been
visiting here, returned to Kalamazoo,
Mich Thursday.
Miss Rose Smith, of WABASH, is Wis
iting the teachers of Plymouth and
other friends here.
James o. Parks came home from
East Chicago to attend the Parks
Harris wedding Thursday.
John F. West, who has been work.
ing on the railroad here, returned to
bis home at Hanna Thursday.
Joseph Brown, of Elkhart, stopped
in Plymouth Thursday on his way to
Donaldson to visit relatives.
The assessors and their assistants
are DOW rounding out their work and
will soon have it completed.
Mrs. Kate Stansbury is able to be
out again after a severe attack of
rheumatism lasting three weeks.
Miss Pearl Dunnick. of Warsaw.
visited her cousin Miss Lola Everly,
here on her way to Notre Dame.
Mrs. o. C. Gibbons and daughter
Eunice, of Inwaod. went to Roches-
ter Thursday to visit relatives over
Sunday.
Isaac Purdy has son, to Rutland,
Scott county. Mo-, for visit of a few
weeks with his brother, who resides
there.
Miss Bertha Speicher, of Urbana,
Ind, has arrived in Plymouth and
will devote her entire time to music
study.
Mrs. James Clizbe, of Quincy, Mich,
who has been visiting her son A. r.
Clizbe, in this city, left for her home
Thursday.
Mrs. John Miller entertained a
company of young ladies Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Kreighbaum,
of South Bend.
Miss Ella Hahn. of Bourbon, is here
for a visit of several days with her
brother. Will Hahn, and her sister,
Mrs. Klingerman.
Leah, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wallace, is quite sick. She
had an attack OF measles, from which
she has not recovered.
Mrs. James jenkins and children
have returned to Chicago after a visit
of three weeks with the family OF
Henry Miller and other friends in this
city.
Claude E. Deacon and Miss Mable
EnsIey were married at South Bend
Tuesday evening, May II. Rev. C. c..
Travis, pastor of Grace Nj e. church,
tied the knot.
Mrs. Fred Koontz has a spendid
new cement walk in front of her resi-
cence. 1t was put down by John
Birkhold, who knows just how to
build nice walks.
]. ]. Thompson, of the Argos gro
Gerry and meat market, was in Plym-
outn Thursday. Jay is splendid fell
low, and we are glad to learn than he
is doing q good business.
Burton Harris and Miss Mary f..
Parks. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. B.
w. Parks will be married at the home
Of the brides parents at Bourbon, at
o'clock this evening.
Mrs. Miriam G. Wallace, sister-in-
law Of Gen. Lew Wallace, SO years old,
fell down the cellar steps at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Kile, Marion,
Ind, and is thought to have been ia
tally injured.
The two-year-old daughter OF Viii
liam Buettner, of South Bend, fell
into cistern Monday and was drown
ing when two lads ran to her assist
ance: One held the other by the heels
and lowered him until he could grasp
the tot. and together pulled her out.
The lads turned the child over to her
mother and ran away. The father
has searched vainly to reward them.