The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-09-24
Mss Angie Houghton is visiting at

Miss Angie Houghton is visiting at
Elkhart.
j. M. and Albert Biddle are visiting
at South Bend.
T. NJ. Meador is transacting bust
ness in Elkhart.
Mrs. McCrory is visiting relatives
and friends at Goshen.
A. w. Jones and wife were passen-
gers to South Bend today.
Wilson Hunt, of Culver, was WIS.,
itor in Plymouth Saturday.
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The moderate warm wave reported
forming in the northwest will find our
latchStrlng out all right.
Mrs. Ray G. Epson has gone to Elk
hart for visit Of a few days with her
parents and other relatives.
Will E. Leonard came down from
Chicago Friday evening to attend the
carnival and visit his parents.
1t is reported that session of the
Logansport council was held under
prize ring rules Thursday night.
Miss Mile Gaskill, who is employed
at the county house, went to Bourbon
to spend Sunday with her parents.
And now Kokomo turns up with a
report of STOW furry Thursday. Ko-
komo and Goshen can take the belt.
W.P. Biddle has returned to his
home in Fulton county after seeing
the carnival and visiting relatives in
this city.
Edward Zehner, of Monterey, came
up Tuesday to attend the carnival and
visit his father Solomon Zehner, un-
til today.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Sargent came
down from Hanna to spend Sunday
with their daughter. Mrs. Thomas
Hoynes.
Mrs. Frank Bates and Mrs. George
Hatfield. of Bourbon, stopped here on
their way to Danville, ILL.,, to visit
relatives.
Miss Teresa Kruger who is attend
ing scnool at st. Mary'S came home
Friday evening to spend Sunday with
her parents.
Lambert NJ. Macombs and j. L.
MoSher went to South Bend to attend
the reunion of the 21st Indiana reyi-
ment today.
Some Eastern scientists have figur-
ed out that all life began at the north
pole. A good deal of it has ended in
that vicinity lately.
Mrs. zimmerman. of Fostoria, and
Mrs. McMahan, of Lima, Ohio, have
returned home after visit with their
brother, George Hettinger.
Miss Ivyl Roysdon and her brother,
Master George Roysdon, of Hamlet,
changed cars here on their way to Lo-
ganspOrt to attend school
In spite of the chilly weather that
has been experienced the past severed
days. there has been no frost of any
consequence in the county.
The announcement of the death of
James o. Cleaveland came as a sur
prise to his many friends here, who
had expected long life for him.
Mrs. John Wood. of South Bend, and
Mrs. Speisshotfer, of this city. went to
Bourbon to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Johu Rowan, who is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Follman, who
spent carnival week with the family of
H j. Mitchell in this city. returned
to their home at Niles, on Saturday.
Charley Keller, who is assistant
foreman at the new steel plant at In
diana Harbor. visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Keller Friday.
Out of 346 cases o: smallpox in Chi
cago sent to the isolation hospitals
this year. SO were unvaccinated chill
dren under school age, and IA Of these
died.
Miss Madge Hume has gone to Ober-
lin to complete her work in college.
She will spend Sunday with Rev.
Mr.. Th,rnberry ana wife at Bucyrus,
Ohio.
At the reunion Of the 73d Indiana
regiment at Crown Point this week
"a veterans were present. During the
past year seventeen veterans passed
away.
Mrs. Will Rumsey has returned TO