The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-30
Last week was the healtbiest evel

Mrs. Matt Swoverland. of Bourbon,
is visiting at j. V. Astley's.
Miss Edith Steyick returned from
Fort Wayne last Wednesday.
Mrs. d. L. Dickinson and son.
Lewis. were Bourbon visitors today.
Miss Zechiel, of Culver. transacted
business in Plymouth Thursday fore
noon.
WILDER Vanscoiack and Glen Cress-
ner have returned from South Bend.
Social at Pretty Lake church next
Tuesday evening. Everybody invited.
! Excursion to Indianapolis over the
Vandalia and Big Four lines Sunday
August 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Baker and
Master Samuel Baker spent Thursday
afternoon at Culver.
Mrs. A. Nj. Harris and Miss Emma
Ho!em have returned from their visit
in North Dakota.
Mrs. Horner was called to Warsaw
Thursday forenoon by the illness of her
aunt, Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Sarah Wickizer, Of Plymouth,
visited Mrs. James Logan and daugh-
forc lact "Wednesday
About 1900 members of the Indi-
ana National Guard are in camp at
Indianapolis this week.
The county institute for teachers
will be held in this city during the
week commencing August "a.
Rev. c. E. Weiss, wife and son have
been guests OF the parents of Mrs
Weiss at South Bend this week.
William Stevick and sisters, Edith
and Lulu, of Dixon Lake, visited their
uncle, Mr.. Burkett last Sunday.
Everybody in Marshall county is in
vited to attend the band concert in
Plymouth every Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Ulrich has returned
from a visit of three weeks with her
sisters, the Misses Stegman, at De-
troit, Mich.
The mosquitoes have made the
soldier boys encamped at Indianapolis,
understand that it is no sham battle
with them.
The Blue Button Society held very
successful ice cream social in the
Nichols hall at Twin Lakes last Sat-
urday evening.
Glen and Harold Underwood have
been visiting their brother, Arthur
Underwood, and attending the Carni-
val at South Bend this week.
The rain was general in this county
Tuesday night and was just what the
corn needed. Prospects are good for
large crop of corn IN this county.
Miss Priscilla Sewell left for Chica-
GO Thursday afternoon. After visit
of few days in that city she will go to
Colorado Springs to spend the sum-
mer.
August will probably be one of the
most pleasant months of the year, be-
cause Weather Prophet Hicks lists it
as month of intense heat and severe
storms.
The mercury dropped to Is degrees
above zero at Mt. Washington, New
Hampshire, Monday morning. This
is the coolest weather on record there
for July.
William Nash arrived from Canton,
Ohio, Tuesday evening, to attend the
Hume Thomson wedding and visit his
mother. sisters, and other relatives in
Plymouth.
Miss Anna Dorsey, of Brightside,
has returned to her home at Valpa-
raiso for vacation of indefinite
length. She wants to take much
needed rest.
The Y. w. S. o., of the Presby-
terrain church will meet next Monday
evening, Aug. 3, with Miss Gertrude
Peterson. There will be important
business to consider.
A Pottsville. Pa, man is organizing
society of lunatics for social and
fraternal purposes. The organization
will have big waiting list even II the
boat rockers refuse to go in.
Onion sandwiches are good for
school girls, and the continued use of
them does wonders for the complexion.
Fresh onion and leek, new skin in
week." an ancient doggerel puts it.
None of the Danv lille rioters were
fatally hurt, but it is safe to say none |
of those that carried off few buck
shot embedded in their persons will be |
in hurry tn again M rfici r,ato an |