The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-06

Mrs. j ". Ashley is spending this
week at Winona.
Daniel Mcdonald is home from Gull
yer for few days.
Miss Lolita Love. of Laporte, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Miss Bessie Smith has gone to South
Bend to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Conlon and
children are visiting at Rochester.
Mrs. A. L. Davenport, of Lapaz, is
very sick with no hope of recovery.
B. E. Ryoer is transacting insur-
ance business in Rochester this week.
Miss Alma Splitter is visiting her
uncle, Rev. Allen Splitter at Warsaw
this week.
Miss Blanche Wolfe, of Usage. Kan
sas, is visiting relatives and friends in
Plymouth.
Walter McElrath has returned to
Chicago after visit of month in
Plymouth.
Mrs. j. W. McCrory is now criti-
cally i'll at her home few miles south
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mcdonald are
hero fror, Ol,;caro Tor n visit NTH
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Daugherty, of Rochester, who
has been visiting Mrs. Aldaffer, went
to Walnut Wednesday.
The Plymouth band will make
music for the business mems picnic at
Pretty Lake Thursday.
Mrs. Delbert Stills has gone to Tip
pecanoe for visit of two weeks at
the home of her mother.
Russell Sage wass SO years old yes
terday. He has quit being afraid he
may die in the poorhouse.
Elder j. B. Carter is visiting bis
son in Rochester. who has been SER
iously i'll for several weeks.
The Plymouth band will furnish
music for the ice cream social on Dr.
Kaszer's lawn. Friday evening.
Miss Ollie Fairy, of Goshen, who
has been visiting Mrs. Holdridge for
two weeks, went to Argos today.
Miss Judith Glldersleeve, of La
porte, is visiting in this city at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Preston.
Reports from all over the country
indicate that the weather man is un-
decided whether to make fair or foul
weather.
They have found six of General
Cassius NJ. Clay's wills SO far, with sew
eral OF the outbuildings still to be
searched.
County Assessor Leonard and Audi
tor Miller are attending meeting of
the state board of equalization at In
dianapolis this week.
William Jennings Bryan is spend
ing another week in Indiana. His
work this week radiates from In
dianapols as a central point.
The storm of Monday night was
general in central and northern In
diana, and much damage was done by
cloud bursts, wind and lightning.
Misses Mary and Edith Kendall,
Lola Everly, Louie Jacoby, Bessie vi
nall and Ethel Yockey are visiting in
Rochester and attending the carni-
val.
DR.. Loring reports a girl at the
home of Sylvester York, near Donald
son and boy bern Tuesday evening
at the home of Edward Harper in this
city.
A Chicago man is being sued for
divorce on the grounds that he never
speaks to his wife. His defense is that |
he does not like to interrupt her when
she is talking.
Over twenty Plymouth boys and
girls took part in masquerade party |
at the home Of Earl Turner, the old |
brewery place, Tuesday evening and
had jolly time.
Mrs. Pernod, with her little son,
Cleo, is here from South Chicago for
a visit with her grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Phlegman Thompson and
other relatives in this city.
The newspaper reporters failed to
get a particle of news from the Vati-
can until pope was elected. They
did not even guess that Sarto was get
ting any votes until it was announced
that he was elected.
The Plymouth Daily Tribune an
nounced the election of a new pope in
advance of other papers just as it did
the death of Pope Leo and other i'm
portant news. People who want the
late news read the Tribune.
Isaac Brown stirred Winona people