The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-04

B. E. Ryder transacted business at
Bourbon Friday.
Mrs. Bogardus is visiting relatives
and friends In Argos.
DR.. G. F. Holtzendorff made pro-
fessional visit to Lapaz Friday.
Hewitt, the Laporte street baker,
is visiting relatives in Michigan.
Alpha Ball made a business trip to
the Culver Military Academy Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Keiser, of War
saw are visiting James Keiser in this
city.
j. A. Molter spent Thursday after
noon and Thursday night in South
Bend.
Mrs. Rokstrow and Mrs. Riden, of
Hamlet, were shopping in Plymouth
Friday.
The corner stone af the U. b.
chnrch in Bremen will be laid Sunday,
June I.
Mrs. Anna Haslanger went to South
Bend Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs
George Hahn.
Sheriff Bondurant took Mrs. Harriet
Cornwall, of Bourbon, to the Long.
cliff asylum today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar P. Rodgers are
the parents of nice girl baoy both
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Delbert Bryan went to Argos
to visit Mrs. AL. Cordill and attend
decoration exercises.
Mrs. c. O. Gunder went to Argos
Friday to visit the family of Jay Gun
der and friends there.
Miss Pearl Kessler, of Mentone, is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Love in this city.
Mrs. r. Rensberger, of Tyner,
stopped in Plymouth on her way to
Etna Green to visit relatives over SUM-
day.
Mrs. Jerry Blain has returned from
Van Vert, Ohio, and again resides in
her home just east of the Blain
bridge.
Monroe Jackman. who has been
teaching at Granville, ILL.,, during the
past year, is home for the summer va
cation.
Mrs. G. j. Eich went to Mishawaka
Friday to spend Decoration day and
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Yost.
Mrs. Charles P. Drummond came
down from South Bend to spend Me.
mortal day with relatives and friends
in Plymouth.
Peter Disher shipped bunch of a.
nice hogs Friday as are ever shipped
from any section of country. There
were 81 in the lot.
Kansas is going to need 25, 900 mer
and 1000 teams to get in her wheat
At certain stage it takes more thar
money to move crop.
The messenger boys of Indianapoli.
have organized a union, and now they
can 90 moping along without fear o.
being called to account.
Mrs. Beerbower went to South Benz
Friday to spend two or three week,
with her son Schuyler Beerbower ant
other relatives in that city.
John and Ed Baxter and their fam
lilies came down from Mishawaka Fri
day to spend Memorial day and Sun
day with relatives in Plymouth.
j. E. Garwood, the druggist ha
leased Mrs. Pearman's property OF
South Michigan street and he and hi
family are now residents of plymouth
Mrs. Alex Taggart. of Indianapolis
who had been visiting her siste-, Mrs
George Cox and other relatives in thi
vicinity since Monday, returned hom
Friday.
The program and invitations issue,
by the class of 1908, Plymouth higl
school, are the finest ever sent out ii
this city. They were printed at til
Tribune office.
i Mrs. Rhodes. Miss Ella Cole, Mrs
Frank Reubelt and Miss McCoIl wen
to Bourbon to visit relatives an
friends and attend commencement ez
ercsses Friday evening.
i Mrs. w. S. McGlothlin and so
have returned from visit OF ten day
at Terre Haute with the family 9
Rev. Frank w. Gee. Mrs. Gee
Mrs. McGlothlin' s sister.
i G. L. Altman, of Mankato, Mime
sofa, is looking after his business II
terests in this county this week. II
reports bis parents and his Crane
, mother, Mrs. Edwards we'll.