The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-30
Fhere are five cases of small pox in

MOnteIey.
Mrs. Anderson of Donaldson. is Wis.,
iting in South Bend.
Quincy Kelley has gone to Chicago
for visit of few days.
Mrs. NJ E. Jordan has gone to
Bourbon for visit of week.
Chris Ringgenberg is buildlnga new
and up-to-date hotel in Bourbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lackey are the
parents of a ten-pound baby girl.
Mrs. L. L. Funk ana children have
gone to Kansas City for a visit of two
weeks.
The excursion to Niagara Falls
leaves Plymouth at 1888 a. M.
August 6.
Union services at Reformed church
Sunday evening, sermon by Rev. A..
P. belong.
Mrs. George Eckert is again spend
ing few days at Larwill. She reports
her health improved.
j. w. Whitsell went to Walpnt to
visit over Sunday with relatives and
friends in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sponsler and
Miss Eva Feiser went 10 Argos Satur
day to visit over Sunday.
Robert Ligget lost one of his large
draft horses Friday. Its death was
caused by kidney trouble.
Miss Ida Schulthiss is again in her
place at Kloepfer's store after visit
of week in Fort Wayne.
Again it is the young mans day. A
boy. twenty-one years old, IS being
held in Philadelphia for bigamy.
Mrs. Dan Rentschler and son, Of
Akron, Ohio. are visiting relatives
and friends in this city and county.
Mrs. Fannie Ruth arrived from Chi
cago Friday evening for a visit Of ten
days with her brother, Otis Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vest of Misha-
waka, visited over Sunday with Mrs.
Yost's parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. j..
Eich.
Mrs. j. T. Dewey has returned TO
her home in Iowa after visit in this
city with her daughter, Mrs. L. l.:
Funk.
Miss Jennie Lauer has returned
from a visit of three weeks In Chica-
90 at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Ruhman.
Pope Leo and Cassius NJ. Clay
were born 10 the same year. This was
about the only point of similarity be-
tween them.
Mrs. Schloss, Of Warsaw, and Mrs.
Bertha Shane, of Kansas City, are
visiting Mayer Allman'S and other
relatives here.
The soldier boys left on the
early train Sunday morning for In
dianapolis where they will camp and
drill for week.
Master George FeHers, of Chicago,
is spending week with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Urias Fellers.
in West township.
The L. L. club met with Mrs. Bur-
ton of North Walnut street Thursday
afternoon. Refreshments were served
and jolly time is reported.
B. j. Nussbaum, CT Four-Mile, KY
and Herbert Nussbaum. of Chicago
arrived Saturday for visit of two
weeks with relatives and friends in
Plymouth.
Rev. ]. B. Carter went to Warsaw
Saturday to consult DR.. Moreau in re-
gard to his son, j. A. Carter of Ro-
chester, who has been seriously Ill
since July 4.
with all their faults we love them
still" is what the Dublin folks were
singing while they cheered King Ed
ward and his queen down .Sackville
street and on historic College green.
Miss Eva Turner, of this city and
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Rankin. of Los. Angeles, are taking
a trip through Mexico, and Miss
Turner writes that she enjoys it very
much.
The hail storm destroyed 80 acres of
corn, % acres of clover and Is tons of
timothy hay belonging to Robert Rob-
ison. He also had 100 chickens and
20 turkeys killed by The hallstones.-
Walkerton Independent.
Mrs. s. w. Butcher. of Geneva, Ind,
stopped here Saturday on her way
to Hanna to visit her sister, MIS-.
Chambers. She will return to Plym-
outh in a few days and visit her
brother, Charles Walburn.
Milton S. Mayer, general manager