The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-16
n. G. Thayer has gone TO Chicas
for a vacation of ten DAYS.

II. ~ barrcJt, OF 1lppecanOe, Wa
a Plymouth visitor Saturday.
Mrs. George Snyder and Miss Louise
Baker are spending few days ir
South Bend.
Miss Callait went to Argos Friday
to visit a few days before returning tt
Rockford, Ill.
Mrs. DR.. Fuller and son, of Bour.
bon, stopped here Friday on theil
way to Laporte.
The Island Park camp meeting al
Rome City, opened Friday and con.
tinues until July p.
The L. L club met with Mrs
Koontz, Of North Walnut street
Thursday afternoon.
Frank Pickerl came up from Argos
Friday morning, and took the 9:22 a.
m. train for Chicago
Miss Dora Poland, Of Bourbon, who
has been visiting Miss Blanch Disher,
went to WinOna Friday.
Arthur Chart, Of Milwaukee, left
this city Thursday for South Bend to
visit relatives until Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Shaw, has returned to
her home at haywood, ILL.,, after a
visit of two weeks in this city.
Mrs. Herbert Love has returned
from visit at Culver with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Spencer.
Mrs. Bloomfield has returned to her
home at Canton, Ohio, afte- visiting
relatives aud friends in this city.
Mrs. n. Abel and Master Adrian
Abel have returned to Chicago after
visiting Mrs. Cleveland In this city,.
Charles Turner and son Levi return
ed from Grass Creek Friday where they
attended the funeral of relative.
Daniel Long, who was taken to the
county infirmary several weeks ago is
failing rapidly and cannot live long.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Berlin, who
were married last week, left for their
home in Fort Wayne Friday morning.
Mrs. Urias Buchtel. of Akron, Ohio.
who has been visiting friends IN this
city and West township, went to
Tiosa TODAY.
Vern Miller, Ed Tanner and Fred
Logan went TO South Ben; to see the
ball game between FIT. Wayne and
South Bend.
Mrs. Jacob Rentschler went to
South Bend Friday noon to return
home with her daughter who has been
visiting there.
Nine persons were immersed at Big
Lake eight miles northeast of Plym-
outh, Sunday, July 5, by Rev. L.
Oyler, of Bremen.
The commissioners have authorized
Trustee Jackman to contract an in-
debtedness of sS, 900 for the purpose
of building school house at Inwood.
The annual Niagara Falls excursion
over the L. i. and w. and Lake Shore
will leave Plymouth Thursday. Aug :.
The fare for the round trip will be
$3.50.
The business men are talking of
their annual picnic to Pretty Lake.
The date has not been fixed, but as
usual it will be free for all and every
body is invited.
One OF twenty automobiles that left
Chicago last week for a trip to Ken
lucky and return passed through here
Friday on the way home. The others
had fallen by the wayside.
c. e. Hester, a Logansport tattoo
artist, declares that so percent of the
people there have been tattooed. He
says society women are going mad over
fad of having serpents and dragons
tattoed upon their arms and shoulders.
Indiana has 81 women saloon pro-
prietors, IA women detectives, Al
female commercial travellers, female
bar tenders, 40 female lawyers, 2
women stone cutters, 9 women that
work in coal mines and ss, 900 widows.
State Statistician Johnson's report
shows that Benton is the prize agricul-
tural county of Indiana. For the last
ten years it has stood first in the pro-
duction of oats and second in corn,
although it is not one of the largest
counties.
Col. William Hoynes, dean of the
law department of the University of
Notre Dame, left Wednesday for a
pleasure trip through Wisconsin and
Iowa. He will be absent about two
weeks and returning will go on an
eastern trip.
Arthur Wiltfong came down from
Chicago to celebrate Independence
day in Plymouth. He had an attack
of cholera morbus Sunday which kept