The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-09-10
Miss Melick is visiting her sister at

Miss Florence Porcher was South
Bend visitor Friday.
Mrs. James Bryant went to Hamlet
Friday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Pearl Blain has gone to Chica.
go, to remain permanently.
Misses Daisy Phillips and Clara
Crawford are visiting at South Bend.
Miss Goldie Whitsell has returned
to Donaldson, after a visit in this city
Mrs. Jacob Bottorff and her two
boys are visiting relatives at Hubbard.
Mrs. Henry Kraker and children
went to Bourbon Friday to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. John Wright and children went
to Valparaiso Friday for visit of sew
eral days.
Mrs. Allen Cole and her sister, Mrs.
Lower, went to Royal Center FRIDAY
to visit relatives.
Miss Effle Truax left Friday
for Utica, ILL.,, where she resumes hel
position as teacher.
At the Senour reunion at Bourbon
last week Peter Disher was voted the
biggest eater present.
Herbert Sickman and Miss Nettie
Matz were mai ried at Bourbon Satur-
day evening, Aug. 20.
The loaded car movement exceeds
that OF any former August in the his
tory of Indiana railroads.
A six-inch rainfall in one day at
Council Bluffs, "a, is rather strong
for even a town in a prohibition state.
Elsie Gurthet, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. g. E. Slayter. returns
to her home at Pattonsburg. NO., Fri
day.
There were no services at the
German Evangelical Lutheran church
Sunday, owing to the absence of the
pastor.
Mrs. G. w. Metsker has returned
from Ocean Grove and other points
on the Atlantic coast where she spent
five weeks.
Mrs. John v. Ashley and Mrs. Van
curen. who has been visiting Mrs.
Ashley here, went to Bourbon Friday
to visit relatives.
Hazel Sands has returned to her
home at Logansport, after visit Of a
week in this city with her grand
mother, Mrs. Mabrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mclean have
moved to South Chicago, and Mrs.
McLean's mother has gone there to
make her home for a time.
Charles. E., little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Harper. residing in the
north part of tho city, died Thursday
night, aged eight months and five
days.
The aborigineS Of Peru can, in the
darkest and in the thickest woods.
distinguish respectively white man,
a negro, and one of their own race by
the smell.
Lou Dillon, the two-mlnute trotter.
is 5 years old, was never trained until
last year and weighs only sO4 pounds.
What will she be when she reaches
the age CT discretion?
L. d. Seller and family, who have
returned to Bremen from Petoskey,
Mich, report that snow fell at Petos-
key last Sunday. August 80 is pretty
early for snow storm.
The supreme court has decided that
when the reviewers of ditch report
unsvorable to the establishment of a
ditch their decision is final and the
case cannot be appealed.
Herbert Lenfesty, stricken by small
pox while working at Andrews,
walked thirty miles to Marion to go
into quarantine with his wife, who is
i'll with the disease in the latter city.
Mrs. Sannah Sutton, who came here
to visit her brother, L. J. Hess, and
other relatives and attend the Hess
family reunion, returned Friday to
her home at Merom, Sullivan county,
Ind.
The average married man will watch
with interest mingled with anxiety,
the proceedings of the National Mil
liners convention which is In session
in Chicago, and which promises many
thew creations. -
Officers who went in search of the
horses stolen from Mr.. Jones, returned
without the horses or the thieves.
They were traced almost to South
Bend, where ~; trace was lost and
nothing more could be heard.