The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27
Charles Turner is in Goshen til

Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Butcher is visiting friend:
in Logansport this week.
Jacob Hoham went to Culver Tues.
day to sell car load of water melons.
Mrs. G. A. Smith and daughter
spent Tuesday at Valparaiso visit
ing friends.
Miss Mary Bagley returned Monday
evening from a visit of several DAYS
in Chicago.
Mrs. Louise Armbrust, of Chicago,
spent Monday night and Tuesday with
her father in this city.
Miss Delldora DeLoney has gone to
Chicago to visit relatives until the
Plymouth schools open.
Mrs. ]. W. McCrory is lying at the
point Of death at her home few
miles south of this city.
Mrs. Isaac Anderson has gone to
Bourbon to spend few days with hei
sister, Mrs. Elmer Witt.
The weather since last Saturday
morning has been hot enough for all
who wanted hot weather.
Women are crownng in upon the
occupation of men more and more
Elwood has female burglar.
Mrs. Utinsy Adams. of Payne, Ohio,
has been here many weeks nursing her
mother, Mrs. J. w. McCrory.
Mrs. Joseph Anderson was called to
Winamac Tuesday by the serious ILL
ness of her sister, Mrs. PARCEL.
E. G. Beckner and wife, of Inwood,
have moved to Hamlet, where Mr..
Beckner has obtained employment.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Yochum, OF
Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Samuel
Parker and Mrs. Charles P. Drum
mond.
The Unger ditch about which there
has been considerable excitement In
West township was reported knocked
OUT TODAY.
Miss James, Of Chicago, who has
been visiting relatives at Culver Wis.
tied friends in this city Tuesday before
returning home.
d. J. Fellers, of Chicago, came
down Monday evening for visit of a
week with his parents and other rela.
tives IN this county.
John c. Bunnell has returned from
Minneapolis, MIMI, where be spent
severa. days attending the national
meeting of funeral directors.
The United Brethren annual confer
ence will be held at Warsaw COM
mencing September Is. About SOC
preachers and lay delegates will be In
attendance.
j. N. Wilson visited Thomas K.
Houghton at Laporte Sunday and
found that his condition remains un-
changed. He is suffering from dropsy
and heart disease.
Mrs. Seth Taylor and daughter, of
indianapolis, who have heen spend
ing the summer at Lake Maxinkuckee,
are visiting the family of w. G..
Hendricks this week.
A Westfield girl stole man IS heart,
he stole money enough to marry the
girl, and while he was in Jail another
man came along and stole the girl.
This is what Is known as "mixed
larceny"
The supper and social at the M. E.
church Monday evening was literally
patronized and the supper was as good
as they serve at Delmonico or the
Richlieu. The nYsic by the band was
excellent.
Fred Kuhn has purchased Of Will
liam Voreis. twenty head of as fine
cattle as were ever marketed in this
county. They will be butchered and
sold over the counters Of Mr.. Kuhn's
meat market.
Mrs. N. A. Marsh and Miss A. G.
Wilson, of Chicago, who has been yis-
iting her, have gone to Argos. From
there they intend to go to Rutland
and Culver spending a week with
friends and relatives.
John Pomeroy paid Mrs. Richard
Brakel 81, 900 Moncay, the amount OF
of Mr.. Brakel's insurance in the order
OF Woodmen Of the World. It was
paid twelve days after notice of death
Was sent.