The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-09-03
H.B. wh,tlock is visiting at sout

Mrs. E. c. Beckner is visiting rela-
tives at Argos.
G. L. Morris jr. made a business
trip to Argos Tuesday.
Marcus Pratt transacted business at
Columbia City Tuesday.
Col. William Scar and wife of Chi
cago, are visiting in this city.
Gideon Blain is home from Indian
apolis for visit of week.
Mrs. John Miller and children are
visiting in Bourbon this week.
Mrs. Nils Pearson, of Donaldson,
was Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
Senator Parks and his son, James
A. were at their Bourbon farm Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hoham are the
parents Of a girl baby, born Tuesday
morning.
George w. Hayes is making his an
nual visit in Michigan to help gather
the peach crop.
The annual reunion of the 46th In
diana regiment will be held at Logans-
port, October 7 and s.
The Younger Bros, show broke
up at Ft. Wayne and did not appear
in our city Tuesday night.
Thomas NJ. Bowles, who was here
to attend the funeral of B F. Head,
returned to Argos Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Hoover has gone to
Chicago for visit of three weeks with
her sister, Mrs. j. j.. Leighton.
Miss Myrtle Shirley has gone to Fl.
Wayne for visit of two weeks with
her sister. Mrs. Elmer st. John.
Miss Spicer has returned to her
home at indianapolis, after visit in
Plymouth, with the family of c. c..
Morcombe.
Mrs. William Ormand was able to
be out Tuesday for the first time in
four weeks. She has been seriously
Ill from peritonitis.
You can prepare TO treat yourself
to dish of oysters. The prohihitory
months without r's) are among the
things of the past.
Mrs. Ed. p. Rodgers and little
daughter are visiting relatives at
Argos and her parents IN Tippecanoe
township this week.
Mrs. DR.. Jackson arrived from Gil
max, Mich, Monday evening for
visit in this city with her daughter,
Mrs. =. Frank Redd.
Mr. and Mrs D. E. Mack, of Garth
age, Illinois, are visiting Mrs. Mack s
brother, Frank B. Carey and family
in this city this week.
The fall term of the South Bend
Commercial college opened today.
Miss Theresa Kruger, daughter Of P.
]. Kruger is one of the students.
Miss Pearl Kessler, on her way home
from South Bend, visited her aunt,
Mrs. w. 81. Love is this city, return
ing to her home at Mentone Tuesday.
Judge j. G. Ellis, of Kansas, had
heard that fasting would cure dyspep-
STA and it did. He went without food
for thirty-seven days and died Mon
day.
Miss Catherine Wenger went to
South Bend Tuesday to attend the
funeral of her niece, Miss Elizabeth
Yaw, who died Sunday, aged seventeen
years.
The 74th Indiana Infantry will hold
its annual reunion at Elkhart. Sep
TENDER % and "a. Excursion rates
will be given OF all railroads running
int Elkhart.
Germany has princess who is not
only dead broke, but owes $40, 900, 900.
Progressive and videawake as we are,
it is quite plain that we have not all
the great financiers in the world.
Miss Lydia Beagles has returned to
her home at Hanna after visit of
two weeks with the family of her
uncle, Daniel Machel, on the Clarke
Thompson farm west of this city,.
Mrs. Harry Humrichouser and her
four children who had been visiting
here since last Thursday, went to
Pierceton Tuesday. They returned to
their home in Chicago Wednesday.
Jacob zumbaugh. or Argos, who has
been doing carpenter work at South
Bend, stopped here Tuesday on crutch-
es. A scaffold fell with him Monday
and his ankle is SO badly sprained that
he is not able to walk.