The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-13

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Rev. w. III. RlJCennOuSe, mas NOV
ed from Bourbon to Bremen.
Miss Marie Leonard has gone to
South Bend for visit of two weeks.
Peter Mesner, who resides near
Etna Green, has bible $50 years old
Mr.. Phebe Montgomery, aunt of
Miss Haines, has been quite sick for
several days.
Mrs. A. Stoup, has returned her
home in Kalamazoo after visit with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Francisco is here from Illinois
for a few days with her daughter,
Mrs: Nils Lindquist.
Winona has been selected as the
place where the next G.. A. r. state
encampment will be held.
Rev. Warren E. Shirley. Of South
Bend. has accepted call to the Ham
mond Presbyterian church.
Ms. John Demont Of Kalamazoo,
Mich, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Bunnell, in. this city.
Misses Nellie Turnev and Theresa
Kruger, have gone to South Bend and
Mishaw lka to visit over Sunday.
Miss Lois North has returned from
a visit of ten days at Walkerton.- Miss
Edna Nicoles accompanied her home.
Mrs. George Koonts, of North town.
ship, went to Walkerton today for a
visit of week with. Mrs. H. Wood
ward.
Mrs. q. A. Forester, of Chicago,
who has been visiting Mrs. Mary
Schroeder in this city, has gone t.
Warsaw.
Mrs. Maude Tank has returned to
her home at Walkerton after visit
of several days with Mrs. A. North In
this city.
Mrs. Ellen Roberts, of Crawfords-
vile, Ohio, has returned home after a
visit with Mrs. George Koontz, Of
North township.
Miss Ella Kline, who has been visit
ing relatives here was called to her
home at Hibbard Thursday by the ILL
ness of her sister.
Mrs. H. Walters, of South Bend,
visited at the home of Frank Walters
over night and went to Argos to visit
relatives Thursday.
Mrs. Smith Miller, OF North Man
chester, has returned to her home af-
ter visit with the family of her
brother, James Ellis.
j. d. Graves, of Pittsburg, general
manager Of the Heinz Pickle company,
with his wife and cousin visited G. A.
Wills in this city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Appleman.
who went to Niagara on the excursion
will visit Mrs. Appleman's sister at
Erie. Pa, before returning home.
The Methodist Sunday school excur-
sion has been postponed from Tuesday
until Thursday, August Is. Train
for Culver will leave here at noon.
Mesdames Jacob Renschler, John
BirkhoId, NJ. Speisshoffer, Daniel
Rensselaer,, Miss Bessie Rensselaer, and
Master George Rensselaer, were Argos
visitors Thursday
Mrs. C. e. Smith and three daugh-
tiers have gone to Fort Wayne for a
visit of three days after which they
will. visit Mrs. Snith's parents two
weeks at Lima, Ohio.
Eugene Tascher, and his bride came
down from South Bend, Wednesday
evening to remain over Sunday with
Mr.. Tascher's mother and sister at the
South Side greenhouse.
Clifford Heinz, of Pittsburg, is here
for an outing of few weeks and is as
sistiug G. A. Wills destrlct manager
at the various sailing stations of the
Heinz Pickle company in this section.
DR.. Borton and Mrs. Asphalt went
to Chicago Friday to meet Mrs. Beebe
who brought her sick child here where
she can have the assistance of bel
father and sister and DR.. Aspinall IN
caring for 1t.
The 18th annual reunion. of tie
73rd Indiana Regiment will be held
at Crown Point5 Ind. Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. 1e and II, 1908.
The gown Point veterans promise
their comrades royal entertainment
and are urging large attendance.